You can choose which folder you'd like to sync. so if you want to sync your spam folder as well, you can do it. by Default it sync's Inbox and Sent folder if i'm not mistaken.

This is the problem i faced with Nokia Messaging currently. off and on there's abit of delay on receiving the mails. i think the delay is between Nokia Messaging server and Email server. not us and Nokia Messaging.

Well, it's on trial as of now so i guess there's still room for improvement.

if you want something better, you can try Emoze. really instant. but the free version only allows you to register one email account. if you want multiple then you'll need to buy the Pro version for RM50 per year.

just connect ur E71 to ur pc via mass storage mode. then search the memory card for cardrunner.

you should be able to see if the file exists in ur memory card. else just do a search on www.google.com

you should be able to find results that shows in which specific folder the files are at.

p/s: you have to configure your windows to show hidden files and folders.

you're suppose to install it via pc suite sync, not mass storage. if you use mass torage, meaning you're only transfering the .sis files, then you would need to use your application manager to install the .sis files of the theme.

please read through the FAQ on the theme sites, they have lotsa user guides on how to install.

honestly, if the phone can last me 1 day plus i'm happy already.

put it this way, issit really that important that your phone can last 3-4 days? what do you get out of it? to be honest, i feel it's just bragging rights.

as long as my phone can last me 1 full day, then i'm fine with it. charge it when i go to sleep, and good to go for another full day.

how much does a battery cost? RM1xx? lets say if it can last you 1 year before you need to change. that'll be like rm10 a month.

for all you know, you might even be changing your phone before the battery really dies on you.

so what's the big fuss about battery life not lasting for 4-5 days?

thanks, but i really don't mean to insult anybody. just feel that this battery issue is being blown out of proportion.

same here, my phone is my work horse. alot of important data. hence i've made use of all the security features like sms lock etc. hehehe

but i was wondering, what if someone stole my phone, turn it off, took out my sim card, and replace it with theirs. will the sms lock still function?

definitely agree with you that when you're on the move, battery life is a very important factor. but the prob here is, most of us are saying that our battery last anywhere between 1-2 days. maybe a few lucky ones lasting 4-5 days, yet again we don't know exactly how is their usage.

so since most of us here is getting pretty much the same battery life. i think it's safe to say that it's normal.

but if you still think that you should be getting more, then can try go to NSC and see if they manage to fix the prob. i'll be glad to know if there's a fix for it as well.

while i was free last night messing around with my phone before i went to bed. i found that tsrautostart.exe is running in my background via jbak taskman. so i killed it, charge my phone and went to bed.

unplug my phone charger and went to work at 10am this morning. use my phone like i usually do. now its 11.19pm, and my battery only dropped 1 bar. usually by this time of the day, my battery level is at least 50% used up.

so to those who think your battery is not lasting long enough, try checking if you have the garmin's tsrautostart.exe running on your background.

anyways, if you're really really concern with your battery consumption. just go download nokia's energy profiler and see what is the average consumption. from what i read on the net, on average it's about 0.05w - 0.07w. with tsrautostart.exe the average consumption is around 0.14w. this is double the usage already.

just install the energy profiler to see whats your average consumption. from there then you'll at least be able to find out what is causing the high energy consumption.

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Added on August 7, 2009, 12:34 amok, so i downloaded Nokia Energy Profiler and did a few test to verify the actual power consumption and how long can the battery last.

Test 1:
To test what is the average power consumption WITHOUT tsrautostart.exe at background while phone is on standby.

Average Power consumption = 0.05w
Time before battery runs flat = 110 hours (while 1 bar down)

Test 2:
To test what is the average power consumption WITH tsrautostart.exe at background while phone is on standby.

Average Power consumption = 0.13w
Time before battery runs flat = 48 hours (while 1 bar down)


Conclusion:-
Due to the fact that my battery is not at 100%, so lets say if i were to add in another 12 hours to the results. that would mean 60 hours of standby time with tsrautostart.exe running and 122 hours of standby time without tsrautostart.exe running.

with backlight on, the power consumption can go as high as 0.35w. since we have to use our phone for calls, sms's, emails, etc. so lets deduct another 14 hours from the standby hours.

End result would be:
with tsrautostart.exe = +- 46 hours (2 days)
without tsrautostart.exe = +- 108 hours (4 days)





This post has been edited by red-queen: Aug 7 2009, 12:34 AM

this is what i thought....and then i check properly on the internet again. version 5 of garmin as long as you start using garmin, then tsrautostart.exe will start running. you will have to kill the process manually after each time you finish using garmin. disabling on garmin is just to disable it from auto running. but the momeny if you start garmin, the tsrautostart.exe will start as well.

anyways, try installing the nokia energy profiler and check whats your average power consumption. if your average power consumption is low and your battery don't last, then maybe you have a faulty battery.

at least verify if your phone is actually using alot of power or it's the faulty battery.

This post has been edited by red-queen: Aug 7 2009, 02:04 AM

the disable function on garmin is just to stop the process from automatically starting by itself. it's the same as deleting the cardrunner file as earlier versions of garmin 5 does not have the disable function. doing this 2 steps only prevents tsrautostart.exe from automatically starting. but it does not prevent tsrautostart.exe from starting every time you use your garmin.

i've disabled the background process in garmin, i've deleted the cardrunner. whenever i start garmin, the tsrautostart.exe starts up as well. so when i finish using garmin, i'll have to use jbak taskman to kill the tsrautostart.exe

I'm glad to be of help. Now you'll realise how much better your battery will last. Had a very busy day today with lotsa calls and emails and sms's and browsing now with my phone. Down to 40%. This is my second day full day. So basically battery life is lasting one full day longer. I think with my usage, it'll be able to last another 1 day or slightly less which makes it to almost 3 days.

This is a great improvement from 1 day and a half.

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Added on August 7, 2009, 8:56 pmIs there anyway to disable the 'Packet connection activated/deactivated' pop-up? getting kinda irritating that it pops up everytime I make a call

This post has been edited by red-queen: Aug 7 2009, 08:57 PM

Bro, I think your battery is really faulty. Mine shows 1539mAh even when i'm less than half bar now. If nokia energy profile is showing 600 for yours. I think your battery really got problem that's why yours run flat so fast. maybe you can borrow a battery from a friend of yours and check what it shows.

it can only turn it off from autostarting when garmin is not in use, but it will not pevent it from starting when you are using garmin.

i'm using garmin 5.4, and each time i start garmin, tsrautostart.exe starts up as well.

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Added on August 8, 2009, 1:33 amthis is weird, mine doesn't stop even when i close garmin. i have to manually kill the process after using garmin.

This post has been edited by red-queen: Aug 8 2009, 01:33 AM

yes, it's to tell you how many hours left. it fluctuates because you consumption fluctuates also

it's under Tools -> System -> Launch background service

is this right? i set it to disable already. but tsrautostart.exe still runs when i start my garmin.

mine is garmin 5.00.40s60.9

do i need to downgrade to garmin 5.00.30?

anyways, i just tested again. now whenever i turn off my garmin, tsrautostart.exe auto stops....geezzzz....i'm really puzzled now.

This post has been edited by red-queen: Aug 9 2009, 11:05 AM

yeah, problem solved. hopefully it stays solved

anyways, i tried searching on google for E71 performance tweaks. can't seem to find any.

was wondering can we like tweak the symbian registry's etc like how we tweak our windows OS hehehee

your condition i think really got problem with either your phone and batt. why not send back for medical check up? your's is AP or original?

yeah, i suppose this is what you can do to verify if the prob is with your phone or the batt.

good luck bro.

hey all,

i don't know why when i restart my phone with jbak taskman, or switch off the phone and turn it back on. the phone couldn't detect the applications that has been installed in my micro sd card. the phone can't detect the micro sd card as well.

i have to manually remove the micro sd card, and then insert the card back in before the phone detects the micro sd card, and all the software inside.

could it be that the memory card has been corrupted? i don't know if formatting the memory card will help?

This post has been edited by red-queen: Aug 12 2009, 12:28 AM

guess i'll just format the damn card tomorrow or something. since i only got 3 applications on it. might even move all of them to phone memory.

yah wor....i also wanna know how to keep so many SMS/messages because i can only set maximum 999.