Really? nice...never thought of slashing..

should be Menu..setting..phone..phone mgmt..auto keyguard...none.

but he want using the keylock.....so no way either way.

or set the code lock timing very low also can....

but very troublesome to enter the code everytime unlock.

well, you can always use the nokia maploader to preload map. it's free for the whole world anyway.

i wanna get blue in the beginning, but i saw the red, it definitely looks more sleek. less like a toy.

Those all need to sign, nothing to do with the cert error. The cert error is permanently gone after a hard reset.

precisely. the old error was that all apps cannot be installed, regardless signed or not. for example, signed apps like google maps couldn't be installed before the *#7370# reset.

after reset, google maps can be installed easily.

however, those apps that cannot be installed after the reset, are those that needs to be signed, either open signed or with a dev cert.

most freeware can be open signed as the developers will use the open range of uid for the software. however, those that are cracked obviously can't be opensigned, and those requires a proper dev cert to sign.

so don't be confused that you still get the cert expired error after reset....most probably it is because you are trying to install an app that needs signing.

this is a standard problem on s60 phones for a long time already. to be sure that your themes/wallpapers don't change when u enter mass storage mode, make sure to install the theme and wallpaper on the phone memory.

enter mass storage removes the phone's access to the memory card, so themes/wallpapers in mem card are also cut off.

if you're worried that a theme installed on phone memory will screw your phone (like the christmas theme debacle) just install it once on mem card, install and test. If it works fine on mem card, uninstall it and reinstall it on phone memory. It will still work fine, and will also work fine when connected in mass storage mode. same for wallpapers....leave a copy of your current wallpaper on the phone memory and use that for wallpaper.

yes you can.

For those who on/off bluetooth frequently, this is good stuff.

Set it as a shortcut on your standby menu.

Need to sign. Either opensign or use your own devcert.



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for the browser, yes you can.

where are you trying to acquire a fix?

you have no idea of the number of numbnuts who tell me they cannot acquire a gps fix in their own home/office/any place with a concrete ceiling.

Do note that if you enter a tunnel and lose fix, when you come out, it's another RM0.05 gone again.

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Added on January 19, 2009, 10:32 amYOU GOTTA SIGN THE APPLICATION.

This post has been edited by kennyboy: Jan 19 2009, 10:32 AM

Have hardware buttons on the phone itself.

just set menu as one of the shortcut buttons. no other way to pop another button out of nowhere.

hehe....there is already a non-3g and non-wifi version of 5800 for the china market. wonder how much that costs?

exactly the same as ours.

It will always appear under the american english in the menus....it won't have a new choice. choose american english and the new voice will be used.

Do note that some voices won't work. In fact, i've tried around 5-6 voices, and only 1 worked properly. A Borat like voice iirc.

The rest either don't play, or have incomplete pronounciations. Those from Garmin are only compatible with several standalone models iirc.