Nokia PC Suite has all the necessary drivers for bluetooth connection and should connect via bluetooth without much problems. Perhaps you can check your Settings in Nokia PC Suite, it could be an incompatability with Blue Soleil (Blue Soleil has it's own file transfer protocols etc.). Anyway, go to the Blue Soleil website and follow their instructions:

http://www.bluesoleil.com/support/index.as...=KnowledgeBase4

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Added on April 6, 2009, 3:49 pmCheck out the first page for some SP recommendations under the section "ACCESSORIES FOR YOUR TUBE?"

This post has been edited by zackloy: Apr 6 2009, 03:49 PM

I Googled a little and this looks interesting:

http://dailymobile.se/2009/03/05/pictures-...reen-protector/

Yes you are right. Currently the 5800 is not a multi-touch device but there are some developers are experimenting on it.

They're conmen. They are also selling the "AHEM" version. Original Garmin XT is RM3xx++ Don't pay them. Better Google, save money same result.

Have been trying to get more info on the v21, no one seems to know whether its the real deal or not, some speculate the video is a beta tester testing out the new firmware. Personally I feel that there will be a new firmware out soon because Nokia has to work out most of the bugs of the OS before N97 is launched. The 5800 after all is the "beta" for N97.

No. The latest firmware updates protect user files, so all your applications should work, although there may be some bugs for some appplications due to compatability issues with the latest firmware. Generally, there is very little problems to applications like Garmin.

Don't worry, that's because the base settings for the Garmin you d/l is Europe, once you get your first lock everything will work perfectly. Have you loaded in the Malaysia map?

Its a bug. I encountered it many times and in the end I just gave up trying to figure out how to solve it and just reset my default memory for SMS to the Phone Memory instead. I think it happens when an application is accessing the memory card at the same time we receive the message but this is only my observation, this however does not occur consistently, so who knows?

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Added on April 16, 2009, 9:20 amNever happened to me. Garmin hanging when using and then calls coming in or with other applications running in background happens sometimes due to insuficient memory resources. For your case, it might be best if you try reinstalling Garmin and try again. Maybe get another copy of Garmin.

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Added on April 16, 2009, 9:23 amI'm using it, its ok for something that costs RM15. Yes it bulks up the phone but it fits nicely and serves its purpose of protecting the casing well. However, the drawback is it is somewhat difficult to press the physical keys on the phone (call/menu/hangup buttons) and dust gathers as well between where the casing covers parts of the phone screen.

This post has been edited by zackloy: Apr 16 2009, 09:23 AM

[quote=moniqee,Apr 16 2009, 10:35 AM]

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Added on April 16, 2009, 9:23 am

I'm using it, its ok for something that costs RM15. Yes it bulks up the phone but it fits nicely and serves its purpose of protecting the casing well. However, the drawback is it is somewhat difficult to press the physical keys on the phone (call/menu/hangup buttons) and dust gathers as well between where the casing covers parts of the phone screen.

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woah... where did u get the capdase soft jacket for rm15?? tell me... so far in lowyat garage sales... the cheapest is rm40... huh?? it diff to press the physical keys on the phone?? it didnt even cover the keys... it's the open concept of silicon case...

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Friend sold it to me cheap cheap at loss because he changed to iPhone.

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Added on April 16, 2009, 11:28 am[quote=Aeon_Clock,Apr 16 2009, 10:49 AM]
I guess what he means is the silicon is so thick that you'll feel like you're pressing an 'underground' button...instead of something that's supposed to be bulging upwards.

For example...take a look at your power button and camera button

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Exactly. Couldn't explain it better

This post has been edited by zackloy: Apr 16 2009, 11:28 AM

Sweat proof is relative. I have a Motorokr S9 which is supposedly sweat proof but I've sent it 3 times for warranty claims and for replacement because the controls shorted out because of my excessive sweating! So unless you sweat very little, I suggest stick to the wired variaties of BT.

This post has been edited by zackloy: Apr 20 2009, 12:57 PM

Use Fring or Slick, both can handle MSN.

Confirm mine is like your friend's how come you have the line of numeric buttons above the alphabets?