All hail ridzyroo, tyhe new TS.
And Hoorah to V7 and all Tubians.

Dudes, we've got another one here!
@lordskarn:
Sorry to hear. I hope you will be able to get it fixed. Or even better, get one replaced.

Yaaaay, my first ever video in the Tube!!



It's Top Gear.

The stand's supposed to be in the box already.

This post has been edited by tunertoobe: Feb 2 2009, 10:57 AM

Yes.
Oh yeah and in V6 I was complaining about crackling with the earphones. Confirmed it was my remote, seems to have a bad connection. When I plugged the earphone directly to the phone, it was gone all the way. 2 hours with the phone moving about and no crackles.

I need to get me a 3rd party remote.

The charger ay?
It's abit weird for this phone. For most phones I've tried whenever the phone shuts down because of low battery you can always turn it on for a while longer and it shuts down again. It always has that bit of leftover charge. With this 5800, when the battery is low in charge till the point that it shuts down, it's off for good until you recharge it.

Really?
Is it like a trait for smart phones?

Another Top Gear fan.
That was the latest season that I uploaded.
I also have Muse, Time is Running Out loaded into the card.

Next step, rip from a DVD.

Mine can last 3 days with music listening for around 1.5-2 hours a day.
I think for constant messaging. With all that haptic feedback, lights on, sending, receiving alarm......if you do not much else I think 2 days at least?

OVI suite is just like the Nokia's PC suite. U can use it to transfer music, pictures, and loads others. Personally I think OVI uses a lot of system resources, and from my experience trying it once, it sometimes stuck while transferring. It'll always say "Waiting" in the status. Tried it over and over and still can't, I tried moving the files I tried to transfer to another directory on my PC and finally it worked. It happens more than once.

OVI is too much of a hassle and slow. I use mass storage mode now to transfer my music, pictures and other media, waaaay faster and easier. I only use PC suite, and that's only for its Applications Installer.

This post has been edited by tunertoobe: Feb 2 2009, 10:22 PM

Yeah this happened to me too. Played with GPS and WLAN connectivity(to my own router) hours a day.

Hmmmmm.......weird.
However when my phone went erratic fora moment not long ago, my theme colour changed too, to red and then green, then back to blue.

Hey yeah, my friend sent a video to. 12 MB and I received it in seconds.

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Added on February 3, 2009, 8:01 amIf it's gonna be available, it might as well be right now.
It's selling so fast, I think the nation has dried out the first batch.

This post has been edited by tunertoobe: Feb 3 2009, 08:01 AM

I LOL'ed.

How hard would it be to punch a hole using a paper hole puncher?
Coz I've been thinking about that.

Holy crap I just dropped my phone from the desk to my chair, and from the chair to the floor!
Now I'll check to see if I really do not have the earpiece problem.

It dropped on my PC desk.
Phew, good, the earpiece is fine, the speakers are fine and the camera is okay.
Oh and earphone jack works fine.

This post has been edited by tunertoobe: Feb 3 2009, 08:22 PM

Hey, no wonder my phone is still alright after a two stage drop.
Bro, have you received your Martin SP? Are they good, no pre cut holes for the sensor right?

Hey one more thing guys, any good 3rd part remote controllers out there for my earphones. Seems the connection between my controller and earphones is what causes the crackles.
The phone has a gold plug, maybe I should get one with a gold-plated jack as well.

This post has been edited by tunertoobe: Feb 3 2009, 08:45 PM

Alright!
I'll buy one from daijoubu when I get my pay check.
FInally, this Nokia SP is startin' to bug me.

Post a picture.

It takes a bit of fiddling around to get a decent picture of the camera. For me I found that setting the scene mode to night portrait, white balance to cloudy, exposure compensation to 1.5, colour tone normal, light sensitivity medium, sharpness soft, and contrast normal gave me the best overall performance for various light conditions I've ever encountered so far.

Don't worry, you can save your settings so you won't have to re-set everything again.