Just a bad day for me....what happened happended....so just need to get the phone to the service center later....n hope it is well fixed within 2 hours...

I brought my phone to the Nokia Service Center at Plaza BB...they said they can't power on the phone and there is nothing they can do there to fixed the problem, so they need to send my phone to HQ to fixed the problem, which takes a week. I need to use my old SE T630 for now... sigh

Anyone here has any experience on using the Nokia Wireless GPS Module with their N80? Please share it here. Thx!

Thanks for the information. Has updated the 1st post accordingly. Appreciate the continuous support of this thread

I have my phone back on Monday afternoon. It has been flashed with the latest v4 firmware n everything works fine...just need to copy back some of my own files and install some of my 3rd party software....everything works fine now

No, both the situation will not void your warranty. Don't worry

Can someone with the V4 firmware confirm something for me? What do u guys have under Menu> Connect> Dev. mgr.>?? My display is "no server profiles defined"....I thought it should have the FOTA settings there....Please verify with ur phone? Thanks.





Images are extract from ratkat post in My-Symbian forum

My firmware is V 4.0623.0.41
26-07-2006
RM-92
Nokia N80 (11) <--- What is this "11" means?



This post has been edited by Survivor: Oct 11 2006, 10:59 AM

I am wondering, if we use high speed miniSD in our N80, for example the 80x miniSD, will that speed up the memory card read n write time? Or it doesn't show much effect? Does the N80 hardware support the high speed memory card?

Come on, no one can help me on the questions????

U misunderstood my question. If u install programs in phone memory, it run respectably fast, but if u install the same program in memory card, it will tend to lack...i m asking will a faster memory card help this kinda situation?

Do you happen to know how fast is N80 supported? 80X? 150X?

Calling for all N80 users who still suffer from Loose Sliding Mechanism:

Please check the 1st post under Other Tips & Tricks: To fixed N80 loose sliding mechanism. Click the spoiler to check out the full tips. I did it on my N80 and never look back, my N80 sliding is firm and steady until now, not even a slide movement Some of the N80 users who tried my tips kinda like it...but still, try it at your own risk

This post has been edited by Survivor: Oct 17 2006, 08:16 AM

I thought the tips is pretty simple n straight forward dy???

Scotch tape = cellofon tape la brother.... hehe

This is a tweezer (i think i got the spelling wrong in the tips...haha ):

No it is not visible, at least for what i have done on my phone...hehe it is very neat n tidy...unless u stare real hard into the sliding reel, u wont even notice it is there

I think it is completely normal. N80 has light sensor build in, and the phone AI is trying to adjust the lighting as according to your environment. If you are in a bright place, the keypad lights might be turn off to save the battery usage...and when the environment become darker, the keypad light will turn on....nothing much to worry about

This post has been edited by Survivor: Oct 18 2006, 07:42 AM

I worked on the cellofon tape first. Taping one on top of the other until they become thicker (5~6 layers), then i cut it into a small strip n stick it in the sliding reel.

Yeah, my N80 is like that. I do not feel any problem with it

Already updated the owner list

I have updated all N80 owner list, we have 20 'registered' N80 member now. Please let me know if i missed out anyone's name on the N80 owner list. Thanks

I have done my firmware upgrades and hardware fixing in Mobile Technic Sdn Bhd. So far so good and no bad experiences They are one of the Nokia authorized service center which listed on Malaysia Nokia Website.

Their address:
Bukit Bintang Plaza,
GC 006 Tingkat Bawah,
Jalan Bukit Bintang,
55100 Kuala Lumpur

Their contacts:
Phone: (603) 21422211
Fax: (603) 21426878

As far as i know and experienced, the latest firmware works like a charm, very smooth, fast respond (well, depends on personal defination on "lags" ) and so far never crash on me... I would say the N80 is definately an excellent phone

This post has been edited by Survivor: Oct 26 2006, 11:10 AM