Been using the tube 1 week + already..best phone ever had. Wohooo add me up blue tube.

hehehe..welcome to da club~ so much got poison by this tube eh

Yes Landscape mode on 5800 is not compitable, maps will look wired with right hand side with wiered display.


what virtual key mapping set u use???? Im not using the 3 mapping as the volume up and down doestn work for me when mapping,
I use the 1st mapping for virtual key, camera button as down, menu button as up, it is working fine with me.................

Actually i seldom use GMXT on my 5800, as i have a Garmin Nuvi 760 with me.............i have a N82 that running GMXT as well, to install GMXT into my 5800 is to proof to my customer that 5800 also can run GMXT

so many garmin u got meh..it for backup or wat? like prepare for big war on jungle

yes u r right, for me all i ticked coz im Data unlimited user, haha. actually i seldom use 5800 as my GPS navigator one, i have a proper Car Navi name it Garmin Nuvi 760, for jungle trackking i have a Garmin GPSMaps 60CSx, For Traning and exersize i have a Garmin Forrunner 405 watches type GPS with heart rate monitor. Im a GPS hobby gila guy

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Added on February 3, 2009, 12:47 pmIm Garmin product reseller, but i deal with AECO Tech (Malaysia Official Garmin distributor) set only, i tak main Parellel import punya.

This post has been edited by tanseehua: Feb 3 2009, 12:47 PM

I realised my tube can hardly receive GPS signal..even though I'm outside..anyone else having the same problem?

It is as if I must have super clear skies only can receive signal..if got medium-sized clouds..my signal bar will be only 1 bar.. >_>

hey, im facing the same problem too. i dont have any idea how to make it work fast.
so, i changed my method & tick the 'assisted gps'.
it will be more faster. it wil be charged since its like using gprs to assist the gps.
its ok for me since im not owez using gps (only when i lost )

What is it about garmin and the latest firmware update? What is a garmin? Do I have to dl it to my tube?

No GPS coverage (is this EVEN possible?)?... I'm currently in Sungai Petani and it works fine sans AGPS (according to the settings) with 3-4 bars at least even in the fringes of the town, while being inside my 2 story rented house - no matter the weather (haven't been in a full blown thunderstorm yet lar)...

Tall buildings tend to block GPS it seems, maybe that's the case? I get crap GPS reception in the middle of KL (around KLCC)...

IMHO, AGPS only speeds up GPS lock, not improve the signal (although I'm not really sure, havta ask the GPS experts here)...

This post has been edited by Eiraku: Feb 3 2009, 01:40 PM

since you hav so many garmin around, do u try comparing them b4? which is the most accurate 1

you will know everything about Garmin here

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Added on February 3, 2009, 1:40 pmactually its not that there's no GPS coverage. its just the phone hardly to be connected with the sattelite to receive signal.
thats y enabling AGPS wil solve the problem. but it might be charged by network line we're using.
i wonder how much it costs

This post has been edited by mugiwarabai: Feb 3 2009, 01:40 PM

I estimate around 10kb-200kb per session, I've connected a couple of times myself (say, 5-15 times) and my packet data download rate is around 500kb, upload around 90KB (GPRS only as I've turned 3G off already)... Again, estimation as I'm no expert, and I might have done some other downloading through GPRS by accident...

This post has been edited by Eiraku: Feb 3 2009, 01:45 PM

so for celcom user 100kb = 10cent.
RM0.50 per session.
i think its worth it

Hmm why Nokia wants to use some "weird technique" on the tube to make the music volume loud?Something like put the phone on the table so the sound could reflect off the table
Anyway my tube is almost a week old add me to the blue list please

what you mean???
weird technique? I think you just have to press the volume key at the side.

I mean that when the volume is at the max,you can still make it sound louder by putting the phone on the desk so that the sound would reflect off the table
Some reviews say that Nokia made it purposely like that so that the sound is louder



This post has been edited by Kopitard: Feb 3 2009, 02:10 PM

IMHO, that's not 'weird technique', it's just smart design... People WILL put their phones on the table anyway, at one point or another... Why not take advantage of that? Louder sound minus the power consumption of physically louder speakers...

One of the advantages of the SE W550i had vs the W810i is that the W550i was designed with this "table echo" in mind (not to mention it's external speakers were just darned loud to begin with)...

And the fact that both speakers are on the right side - genius, if you take into account that you will be putting the 5800 on its side every time you watch movies, first really useful stereo speakers I've ever had on a handset... Great design touches BTW, if only they can improve a bit on the QC...

This post has been edited by Eiraku: Feb 3 2009, 02:25 PM

for me, max is already loud enough.
i don't use max also anyway, scared will break the speaker.

whats more amazing is the fact that the salesman lets people charge the phone on the dislay rack there

Haih garmin reseller . Got suggestion which garmin product to put into my cars? Viva and myvi