hahaha i didnt notice also...
hv been using Handy Clock from day one
all the function is there :lol

I cannot find either.

This post has been edited by aurion: Jul 18 2008, 09:02 AM

Yes, M'sia electric voltage standard is 240V 50Hz. However, it does fluctuate from 230-250V, and sometimes go down until 220V and below. That's where brownout (not blackout) occurs.

Maybe lucaswjk is right, try using the charger and battery at other places, it might be faulty.

Quickoffice Clock - Stopwatch

anyone care to share

It works on mine. That spell name works perfect on mine. And I don't think there are any other methods to use besides those two input methods.

hello all, can u pls tell me more about GPS? any1 has installed it? if yes, pls tell me how. The info on first page is very brief.

another important question is if there is any CHARGES using the GPS?

tks and sorry if 'm asking noob questions.

Try search the full string, e.g. "SS15/1" (without the double quotes).
If no results, reduce the string to "SS15". There might be hundreds of streets in SS15, but I think the system and common sense can narrow it down easily.

Please note these is difference with SS15 (@Subang Jaya) and Section 15 (@Shah Alam)
Another example is SS17 (@SJ) and Section 17 (@PJ).

i guessed u r using malsings map v227
if im not mistake, v227 do not support Address
and u need a Gold version for POI search...

now there is a new version for malsings v228
solved all the problem, including the address search

GPS (Global Positioning Satellite) is a navigation tool a.k.a SatNav(Satellite Navigation) It is able to help you get around by using the use of satellites which then convert the signals to visual and audio instructions (if it comes installed with the software) If you have the N82, Nokia Maps is a form of GPS. It comes standard witht he phone and does not require installation (with the exception of upgrades or additional maps). There are also other aftermarket Navigation softwares which you can add on to your phone PROVIDED it has GPS BUILT-IN. If you don't have it built-in, you need an external bluetooth receiver to connect it with the phone or you can just get a standalone GPS unit whithout having to use the phone. As for specific charges, it all depends on what type of software that you are using. Some require one time charges and some don't.

Hope this helps.

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Added on July 18, 2008, 12:10 pmHi all, how is the v2.28 maps going on for yous?

This post has been edited by aurion: Jul 18 2008, 12:10 PM

i updated my map to 2.28 gold as well. But one thing in mind, how do we actually check the map ver once it is loaded in hp? Now i can only judge from the download site and the *.rar name

1) Open Garmin Mobile Xt software
2) Go to Tools in Garmin
3) Manage My Data
4) Map Sets
4) Detailed Maps

The version will show there

shit...

it showing ..." POI Borneo..." the date "17/7/2008" and size is "36.8MB"

so meaning i got the wrong mapset? i actually manage to get 3 downloads. All at different *.img sizes (33mb,35mb and 36mb). All says it 2.28 gold ver

This post has been edited by vtec-ing: Jul 18 2008, 12:32 PM

Get the all in one map as I think you've downloaded them separately which in the end needs to be renamed as gmapsupp.img, gmapsupp2.img and gmapsupp3.img. The all in one only shows gmapsupp.img

This post has been edited by aurion: Jul 18 2008, 12:47 PM

GMXT in N82 auto-rotate screen, it black-out, but still has voice. I have to press red button (cancel call), switch off and on again, before the whole phone hangs.

What version GMXT are you using? I have disabled the auto-screen rotate function as I have found it to be quite irritating at times.. too sensitive. slight movement triggers it to rotate.

i put it horizontally kekeke
auto rotate on horizontal work the best...

download all in one...

forgot to mention they are actually from different website. All say is complete M'sia, S'pore and Borneo gold ver.
but all have different size file

I'll get u the all in one

Latest GMXT 4.20.00 la...