Each to their own. :) I didn't quite like how P990 looks at first, but in the end I've gotten used and even fond of it.

That's the exact question I've been wondering.. apparently there aren't any malaysia-compatible GPS software for UIQ3 yet. :/ as in, no malaysian maps.

Ah.. I see. And I read too that some companies are reluctant to roll out mapping software for UIQ3 as the user base is low compared to other OSes like Windows.

That is so true, but hopefully it'll change in the months to come because I intend to stick around with my P990 much longer than I thought I would.

Well.. not when there aren't really a lot of programs developed for it, but yeah it does seem sort of 'exclusive' :P

Just a question, I've recently animated a GIF file, and set it as a screensaver for my phone. For some reason, when the screensaver is playing halfway, the screen will automatically fade out after about 10 seconds or so. Can I not prolong the fade out, so that it'll only fade out after the screensaver has finished playing completely?

I'm semi-regretting buying P990 so much earlier when the price drops insanely barely 4 months later D: That's about RM1k drop in value (AP set, 'course), but then again I can't complain much when it's like.. buying cars.

That looks really fugly.. and cheap-looking as compared to M600.

You ARE aware that both phones are startlingly different in so many ways?

I'm also having tons of application errors after upgrading the firmware on Generic Singapore. Firstly, not all applications I backup can be restored, thus I have to reinstall the programs. But when I reinstall them, it kept saying there are corrupted data.

Any ideas?

Never mind, thanks! Finally managed to get my programs reinstalled, and removed the unnecessary ones. Now it's working fine again. :)

I think we should edit the first post and include a 'Frequently Asked Questions' section, shouldn't we? It'll definitely benefit both parties.

Frankly I've no idea why - but you can click on the Task Manager and switch apps from there, assuming that your Calendar has already opened.

No original MSPD would be that cheap, so it has to be china brand.

I dumped in 1GB worth of songs, and a few hundred MB of videos. That's about it. :P

Btw, I've a question about the backup feature in the Sony Ericsson program for P990. I'm lending my phone to my friend as I'm travelling overseas, and I'd like to backup sensitive SMSes before removing them.

Question is, when I restore the backup containing only the 'Unified inbox', will my contacts, applications, etc, disappear as those weren't backup-ed? Or will the restore simply overwrite the current unified inbox when I choose to restore it?

I'll repost my question since it wasn't answered - not meaning to sound rude, but I'm leaving somewhere else this coming Saturday and the day is approaching fast :

I've a question about the backup feature in the Sony Ericsson program for P990. I'm lending my phone to my friend as I'm travelling overseas, and I'd like to backup sensitive SMSes before removing them.

Question is, when I restore the backup containing only the 'Unified inbox', will my contacts, applications, etc, disappear as those weren't backup-ed? Or will the restore simply overwrite the current unified inbox when I choose to restore it?

Thanks =p In the meantime, guess I'll try backuping all of the files first.. don't quite like to do that actually, 'cause when I restore the applications, they'll all be corrupted and I have to reinstall again..

Well, referring to the backup SMSes question I had, I tried backuping Unified Inbox, deleted a few SMSes in my phone, restored it - and tada, the FAILED TO RESTORE message cropped up. -__- For some reason, all of my SMSes are restored though despite that message.

Basically it's just plugging in your phone to your computer, run the Update program, and follow the instructions exactly. I've done that twice with no trouble with my AP P990.

Also remember to BACKUP everything you want saving. After updating the firmware, everything is slate new.. although the backup can be a bit screwy at times.