Sorry, my contact list only goes from phone to SIM card, not vice versa. If I want to transfer to another phone I bluetooth it all.

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Added on September 5, 2008, 9:17 amNever encounter this problem before. Either you have a dodgy unit or cable. Maybe you can try bringing your phone to SE service centre and ask them to do it for you. If they also can't means you have a dodgy unit.


This post has been edited by bluehyppo: Sep 5 2008, 09:17 AM

Huah, unless you can identify the IC that is burnt, get a replacement, and got some high level kung fu soldering skills, I think it would be better to let an authorised SE shop do the 'saving' for you.

Huah, uhlaw, lama tak jumpa! Busy ar!

Update your phone firmware with SEUS.

Phone OS supports Java already.

Please explain your problem with more details.

Check out details on the first page of the thread.

Check out the walkman 3.0 topic on the first page of the thread.

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Added on September 12, 2008, 9:06 amYou can get maxis to send it to you through sms from their website (browse a bit and you will find the "3G settings" section).

This post has been edited by bluehyppo: Sep 12 2008, 09:06 AM

Hard to tell from that line. Perhaps you can give more details?

And are you connecting to a B-type router? P1i can't connect to G-type.

Ref Post #21:

EDIT: Found this on another site.
"if you have not figured it out yet go to the SETTINGS option in the Blacberry screen and then highlight the AUTOSTART option. This is a dropdown with ENABLE and DISABLE options. Select DISABLE, switch off your phone and when you repower all will be good. Did this with mine last nite and it is fine."

I have encountered this problem before, but I suspect mine was because I enabled and was using voice dialing. Previously I had read that the voice dialing feature for P1i is bugged -- I think the first or second time you restart your phone after recording the voice dialing, the problem you described will occur.

My fix was to reflash the phone firmware. Good luck.

Yes this "phone has restarted to improve performance" is a known issue. I guess everyone has encountered it at least once; I've had it two or three times over the past year. So I don't know if yours happening frequently is a problem.

Could it be you always have many apps opened that are left running in the background?

Alamak, that is TOO frequent. I agree, you should backup your phone data and then reflash the firmware.

If the problem still persists after that, it is possible you have a dodgy unit and you might want to think of returning it to the place you bought it from and ask for a replacement unit.

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Added on September 14, 2008, 8:03 amsquall_kay is right about the sms reply thingamajig; P1i treats the delivery report as a new SMS, so you maybe kena tipu by the sound when it comes in.

I've disabled my delivery reports also too annoying.

This post has been edited by bluehyppo: Sep 14 2008, 08:03 AM

Welcome. Remember to check out the first page of the thread for goodies!

For starters, check out the first page of the thread (that should keep you busy for a while). After you're done with that, you can google to your heart's content.

All the software you have when you got the phone (eg blackberry) will be reinstalled when you upgrade your firmware. Third party apps that *you installed yourself* will be gone --> reinstall again lo.

Nokia PC Suite and SE PC Suite are not cross compatible! At the top of my head, the only way to transfer messages between these two phones would be to save to your SIM, then on new phone copy out from SIM. Actually, I'm not even sure if you can do that.

Check out the first page of the thread for highly recommended P1i apps.


Good luck.

This post has been edited by bluehyppo: Sep 17 2008, 08:12 AM

When you use Opera Mini, the data you are getting is actually through a proxy server (opera mini proxy server) that reformats the page you requested. In layman's terms, you want to access a webpage. Your opera mini will send a request to the proxy server for that webpage. The proxy server will get that webpage details, strip it of extra rubbish like images, decorations, flash stuff and then send it to your phone. This is done to minimise the amount of data transmitted and received by your phone. So if you are surfing through 3G or GPRS, this will really save you a lot of money.

How to compare the amount of data saved? Open some webpage in Opera Mini and then check the connection manager for bytes sent and received. Repeat the same process with your computer. Ta-da!

BTW, I can access youtube on my Opera Mini.

You can't.
EDIT: Not without a lot of trouble anyway.

This post has been edited by bluehyppo: Sep 18 2008, 09:06 PM

Check it out here.

Upgrade your firmware to the latest.

That question gets asked a lot. Maybe uhlaw might want to FAQ it on the first page.

Actually I'm not sure if the plugin is the issue or not. When I click on a youtube link (using Opera Mini), it will open the phone's default Video Player and show the clip there (no I didn't mod any video files / settings).