Well the screen is 640 x 360 pixels, so I suppose that's the size. I normally use the 5800 inbuilt pic cropping sw to crop to wallpaper size, much easier.

Congrats on your purchase. Would've loved to get an iPhone too but price/feature considerations made me choose the 5800.

I consider it best value in its price range but depends on what you want. It's not the best looking phone around, neither is it the most svelte but features/price wise it's a steal. I was using an SE too before that but I wanted the added functions of a GPS, Wi-fi etc. and found that most phones that have all that features costs around 2K++ which was beyond my budget, so only choice - 5800, got it in Jan before the launch and never regretted since even with all its faults.

This post has been edited by zackloy: Feb 23 2009, 03:00 PM

Happened to me twice. No choice but power off the phone and restart. If cannot, remove battery, wait a while then restart. Were you running other programs when you launch Garmin? Garmin is very resource hungry (I found that out the hard way) and our Tube though good cannot cope with lots of open applications at one time.

This post has been edited by zackloy: Feb 23 2009, 03:05 PM

Typically the higher rated clock speed (MHz) one is supposed to be faster but when talking about different chips, different hardware architecture and OS, it is difficult to compare them just based on the clock speed. You should try to discuss this in a technical hardware forum and not here, or just Google for more comparison info.

If you have not got the license for it then your option is Trial. I assume you have not installed the Virtual Key application yet? Go to the 1st page, there is a detailed guide on Garmin XT installation there. Cheers.

You must purchase it from Garmin of course.

Hmmm strange, perhaps your installation got corrupted. Try uninstalling and reinstalling again. Where did you dl the Garmin XT software from? FYI you can download it directly from Garmin's website, that's what I did. The rest you know what to do i.e. install the base files etc., I assume. Sorry cannot be of much help.

Thanks aspire2006 for reminding all that most of the info is found on the 1st page. Sometimes I "kesian" them so I help a little.

Google maps require network connection as in internet. It's not like Garmin or Nokia Maps where you can download the maps and use the GPS to read from them.

Are you using Handy Shell? If you are, that may be the problem. I used to have the same issues with the alarm until I uninstall Handy Shell. Now no more issue

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Added on February 26, 2009, 9:00 amWhich virtual keypad are you referring to?

This post has been edited by zackloy: Feb 26 2009, 09:00 AM

No. Is this a recent occurence? If yes, try to recall what applications you had installed since the problem surface and uninstall one by one to see if it solves the problem. Could be an application conflict. If that does not work, backup your stuff, do a hard reset and try again. If all else fails there is always NCC if you are an Ori owner.

It sells for RM49. The car charger is a quick charger, meaning it charges your battery much faster than our standard home charger. What do you mean if the charger is stable?

I don't think so, although it is better not to plug in the phone/charger when starting the car, that would definitely cause a spike. Li-ion batteries are meant to be frequently charged and anyway I only use my charger occassionaly when I need to only or when I am running GPS. One thing though, the car charger does interfere with the headphone output. I use a normal 3.5mm to RCA connector to plug the Tube to my car audio system AUX input and when charging, there is "noise" affecting the sound output.

Settings>Personal>Home Screen>Shortcuts>Select Shortcut 1-4>Application>WLAN Wizard

Can't remember the model, just the normal car charger. I don't think it's the retractable one. That's more expensive.

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Added on February 26, 2009, 5:07 pmBoth also can but the other one (14th fl??) feedback from others here is better in service. First floor one seems to be a little slack. Anyway, I went to first floor one last time to fix my earpiece, had to insist for them to do it same day, if not they tend to just standard say 2 days to fix.

This post has been edited by zackloy: Feb 26 2009, 05:07 PM

It costs quite a bit. Garmin XT in it's current version sells for US$80 (RM288 @ 3.6). Comes on a memory card with maps. Have not seen a Malaysian version yet though. Agree that it's better to wait for the version that will support the s60v5 if you want to buy it.

This post has been edited by zackloy: Feb 27 2009, 10:49 AM

This we cannot tell you how to resolve. You must do your own research i.e. Google. Sorry mate, but rules are rules if you get my meaning

My Garmin XT hang yesterday. Dunno what happened but I am suspecting the combination of MFM and MFM POI plus the need to recalculate the route when I took a different way then the recommended one, killed the Tube, not enough memory or processing power. Any opinions?

What do you mean Trial? Firmware updates are free to purchasers of Nokia phones, I've never heard of Nokia requiring payment for firmware updates and also the need to pay for full activation. Where did you get this information from?