Tried the pressing button sequence. Still the same. It's not hard reset

I've done some google. Seem like this problem is same with N73. Cannot hard reset properly

From your phone, you need to connect online via Downloads

It's there. I just check

the thing regarding dl free must diam diam lar ,that is ahem ahem ,later get warn

all game that dl free is ahem ahem ,illegal 1 ,lowyat net cannot 1

Can'd download..

reason: You have reached the download-limit for free-users

can share in any alternative place?? 
Well, it will and it happens to all slides phone...

Actually the main concern on using 8GB mem card is the speed...

Hahaha!  No I did not, but I will donate when the version becomes usable    If people are so hard up for it, then they can find it themselves, right?  No need for us to further disrespect the author by releasing something publicly when he requested not to do it, yet.

Eh, no need to edit my quote ler...they don't lead anywhere.  Try it.  Ooooh, hang on, I hope it doesn't lead to ex-Minister Chua's video

Yea!  Finally got myself one of these babies!

Pity that my D-pad's a bit creaky, but other than that, awesome phone.

Many countless happy hours ahead!

The maximum allowable charging current for Lithium Polymer meant for mobile phone is 1C derived from 1050mA/1050mAH = 1C, meaning that the maximum allowable current to charge a Lithium Polymer is 1050mA, but the recommended value for Lithium Polymer for mobile phone application is around 0.8C. Any higher would shorten the life of the battery and in worse case will turn it into a flame.

Lower C value actually better and improve the life of the battery, meaning that charging with lower current is much better and will increase the life of the lithium polymer battery. However the main concern is that does USB have enough power to power up both the phone and on the same time charging the Lithium Ion till fully charge within an appropriate time?

As indicated earlier USB would operate at 5v 500mA max and the Nokia AC-5E charger (travel charger come standard for Europe market) output specification is 5v 800mA which means USB is missing over 300mA of current. This means Nokia design the charging to be around 0.76C max when the phone is off on the AC-5E while the USB is at 0.48C with the phone power off. But again back to the previous statement, charging at lower C value is better just that it takes longer to charge the device. Anyone can clarify this?   

The N82 is compatible with the CA-100, check this link
http://www.nokia.com.my/A4513233
http://www.nokia.com.my/link?cid=PLAIN_TEXT_330360

So the conclusion is charging using USB is better than charging using ordinary charger?   

hmm...for me sometimes the SMS gt some bug when using the Copy and Paste function...i dunno how to explain the problem bt it seems to nt response to any alphabet keys u press once u copy something...(sometimes)

Yes, thats what i have seen, it is said that the incoming firmware update will fix that bug. But luckily i rarely used the # button copy paste function on the SMS editor.

Tested that again, there is other option to copy/paste message in SMS editor. Quiet complicated, i rather type the whole word instead. Try to follow this sequence

Open text editor --> Type in message --> Press Option --> Editing Option --> Copy (now the abc on the top bar is shaded) -->  Move cursor to the end or begining of the text that you would like to copy --> start --> move the "5 way scroll key" to copy the text --> Option --> Editing Option --> Copy

A tip for you, you have to PM to get the low price.

Moreover, AP phone woh, you trust outside shop ka?

IMO, For a device which will outdate in 6 months after another new N series comes out, its not worth the body protection considering most people change phone every 1-2 years.

Anyway I would be more pissed if my expensive watch is being scratched... btw, I always think buying an expensive phone is more expensive that buying an omega watch which cost RM5-6k, due to the fast technology change. For a quality timepiece, I could even pass it on to my kids and it will  still be ticking. Just my own opinion though

one quick question.. what if im updating my phone and halfway my internet connection lost (u know tmnut la).. phone corrupted?

is CSL a not that good AP co r? coz last time got see thread saying claiming warranty from CSL took so quite a long time...     Any info sharing?

MY DREAM CAME TRUE! N82 IN BLACK! Hated the silver colour and I told my friends that if they have it in black, i'm gona get it! And now they do!

What you can do with your GPS is that, make sure you get decent GPS signal first before you get into your car. Try to get 3 bars, then only enter your car and drive. This way it's more accurate.

This is proven just today. When I was going to work, I detect the GPs signal in the car. Then I travelled to work. The speed shown is wrong. When I was driving at 150kmh, it shows 80kmh. I got to work and asked my friend who's familiar with GPS device and he told me to get the signal before entering the car. I tried this on the way back and my speed showed correctly. Also try to zoom in to the MAX and then zoom out three times...
Sometimes, when the road is zig zag or curvy, when you zoom out too far, its a bit hard to draw the map, therefore it will show your arrow in a wrong direction / location. For example, I drive from Kesas to Elite to Cyberjaya for work. The turning point from Kesas connecting to Elite, it showed my car in Klang River... I was like WTF?!

Also, the GPS on the N82 IS a bit slow in response, I admit it cause I tried to beat the estimate arrival time by speeding up but my GPS receiver still show the older value on my travelling speed. What you can do is use less detail on the map, this generally helps but not 100%.

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Added on February 16, 2008, 2:54 amThe Nokia Software Updater used to update your firmware on a N82 is the version 1.4.23. Google it and you can find it from the europe.nokia.com website.

black is available in spore already.

I'm using Coreplayer, a very nice media player.

Audio: MP3, AAC, WMA, WAV, OGG, WAVPACK, FLAC, MPC, TTA, AMR, ADPCM, ALaw, MuLaw, Midi
Video: H.264 (AVC), VC-1, MPEG-1, MPEG-4 Part 2(ASP), DivX, XviD, WMV, Theora, Dirac, VP3, MJPEG
Containers: Matroska, TS, 3GPP, MOV, AVI, MPEG-4, NSV
Pictures: JPEG, BMP, GIF, PNG
Subtitles: SMIL, USF

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Added on February 25, 2008, 3:21 pm

WinAVIVideo Converter can get the job done without a fuss.