Not really indicator problem. Previous 3-4 bars, still can last me 0.5-1 day. Or I can even online for 20-30 minutes before low batt comes out. Now immediate come out.

Not really true. The battery still has 3-4 bars when polled. However, the battery has degraded that it can't provide continuous high discharge to power the task, hence immediate drop in remaining estimation to 1-2 bars. In worse case scenario, immediate shutdown.

If I remember correctly, it is calculated based on voltage remaining. e.g. a 3.7V Li-Ion battery is fully charged at 3.70V. It is fully discharged (0%) when it reaches 3.40V (just example only). How to determine 50% ? Maybe around 3.58V, as the line graph is not straight line, but rather a curve line. The battery discharge very slow from 3.70V -> 3.58V. But once reach 3.60 Volt or lower, it discharges very fast.

Ampere = Watt / Volt

i.e. If an app need X milli-Watt (constant like 3G data), and voltage goes down, it will draw more Amps (milliAmp) from the battery, hence the reason why you feel full bar last longer, but when it drops, it drops very fast.

A way to overcome this is more sensitive components to detect the voltage and also the calculations in a curve line rather than straight line basis.

Just my 2 cents, I may recall wrongly the concept of it.

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Added on May 14, 2009, 10:56 pmThank you

We have a guinea pig. Two weeks without explosion, yet

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Added on May 14, 2009, 10:58 pmV7 ? why not V3128 ? Kena ban-hammer later.

I did not view the video. But there is this Nokmote application. As usual, find my good friend, Mr. Google.

This post has been edited by cute_boboi: May 14 2009, 10:58 PM

It may be the physical memory-card gap/notch itself problem. Cannot get into the clip properly.

When N82 is plug into PC USB, every now and then, there is ping/sync between the two device, to ensure both are still alive. That will drain the battery quite fast like what you encounter.

Read post #815 on MFM

Yes, it can guide. You need the engine + map. Most of us are using GMXT + MFM/MSM

I think there is a number of limited words for custom words and/or memory limitation. The least used will be overwritten by newer ones.

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Added on May 18, 2009, 1:48 pmFrom the Nokia N82 Extended User Guide, page 108-109:


This post has been edited by cute_boboi: May 18 2009, 01:50 PM

AceCombat,

Check your PM

AceCombat,

Pls check PM on courier address. Thanks

IwanAGP,

GPS signal is covered globally. Signal strength should be similiar. Are you inside building ? or under trees / shelter ? Try goto open field.

For barcode, google create QR Barcode

Stay inside home, you are lucky to get one bar. Normally is 0-bar after some time.

Bintulu map, I think use MFM is more detail, although maybe not as detail as you want it.

Yes, I've repeated many times. The easiest way is:
1) Use PC plug in memory card
2) Search for all sub-folders inside Garmin which has _pAlbtn folder
3) Find out inside the _pAlbtn what filenames are the images.
4) Make all the filenames hidden (outside _pAlbtn)
5) Delete _pAlbtn and all sub-folders inside

e.g. Inside E:\Garmin\Apps\Symbian\BIN\S60_TTF\_PAlbTN
there are 3 sub-folders with these names
170x128
320x320
56x42

Just pick any of it, you will see the filenames inside it, e.g.
Animation_170x128.MBM
SPLASH_170x128.MBM

This will tell you the filename, go back to the root of _PAlbTN, i.e. E:\Garmin\Apps\Symbian\BIN\S60_TTF\ and you should be able to see this two files:
Animation.MBM
SPLASH.MBM


Make this two files hidden. Then delete the _PAlbTN including all the sub-folders and files.

If you take sometime to look in _PAlbTN, you will notice it is actually the different thumbnail for gallery in portrait, landscape preview.

You need to manually scroll and search through each and every sub-folder inside E:\Garmin

It not only includes images such as JPG/BMP, but others such as MBM, fonts, etc.

Note: TS please pin it up or something. Thanks.

Then, hide all the D_que*.bmp in the folder. After that, delete the _PAlbTN and all its subfolders. Repeat for other subfolders inside E:\Garmin