if press deeply but still cant, maybe spoil..percentage for spoil not sure..perhaps u should sent it back to the shop..
default phone lock 0000 (mine is 0000)

'Locked' tab? Could it be the keypad lock? Try holding the back button if it still says that its locked.

Hei guys, thanx for the reply, man...

I dun care, i am bringing the phone back to complain liao... hehehe... do it the s'porean style!!!

Yeah, i already unlock the phone already...

dun buy now sial..
i'm planning to buy after CNY. now price hiking a bit cause holidays...

by march the prices should be fine

dude, seriously, could it be the auto focus lock?

tat is what i was saying. but he says he pressed damn deep, should be the button RIP d.

he stated he wanna bring back to the shop...perhaps they replace with new unit...lucky n good for him

if the button really has problem the shop should replace a new one right away

ultimate smartphone? u got to be kidding me. even the keypad button is useless.

Instead u r making joke out of urself if u do not realize.

how useless is the keypad button?
have you even used the phone for a period at least?
stop making fool of yourself

*WM fanboy detected*

This post has been edited by fx_53_xt: Feb 1 2008, 05:17 PM

still, the P1i sucks. i use this phone like only for few days n then i get rid of it. Can't live with how stupid they sort the keypad button. its not the ultimate smartphone. rather u can call it, the not-so-smart and unpractical so called smartphone.

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Added on February 1, 2008, 5:20 pmi see nokia E series is much better than this piece of crap.

This post has been edited by ridox_orimabu: Feb 1 2008, 05:20 PM

perhaps you should explain better on your point and not just criticize it.

ok its like this. the button have two letter for each..rite? so how practical it is to key in a message by putting ur finger on the exactly right order..like a u shud press on the left side of the button..while b u shud press on the right. i mean..how fast can u key in a message? hahahah~

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Added on February 1, 2008, 5:25 pmthats not even called smart for god sake. n now u guys wanna declare this phone the Ultimate smartphone? peh!~

This post has been edited by ridox_orimabu: Feb 1 2008, 05:25 PM

oh smart ass
though i don really understand ur english statement fully, but i can guess that you thought they were buttons while the fact is they were designed as a rocker, not a button.

i don't know about you but i don "press" the button. i slide my finger across them.

list me a sub 1.3k smartphone that is smarter than this one.

This post has been edited by fx_53_xt: Feb 1 2008, 05:32 PM

Eh guys, i wasn't that lucky...

Phone shop dun replace a new one... Instead i malu there...

The 'Locked' is the autofocus lock. Then we r suppose to press deeper, right? Apparently, i didn't press deep enuf. The shopkeeper told me to use my finger nails...

Are all the P1i camera button that difficult to press? I have used k700, k810, k850, w810, w850 and s500 and the camera button not as bad as this...

Can u guys imagine, i press until my hands were shaking...

They name card thingy option is damn cool!!!

the E51. how smart the P1i button can be if compared to the E series? hahahaha~

but seriously, all P1i users must have to face these AWKWARD keyboard now dun they? including u.

My english i think its jaz ok. all can understand. not ah beng english.

err, they weren't supposed to be that tight.
try to ask the shop fellow bring out another p1i to compare

u slide ur finger, but u still press it rite? hahahah~

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Added on February 1, 2008, 5:37 pmsee,one product already a defect. aihhhh.. how unpractical.pity to fallen_D

This post has been edited by ridox_orimabu: Feb 1 2008, 05:37 PM

reason behind a two alphabet one key design is so that you can have larger button in smaller space.
go ahead and praise the E series in the nokia thread if you think the full size is so smart, i don condemn it

read through the thread, quote me any P1i user that feel AWKWARD about their keypad after getting used to it.

don juz make useless assumption