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Kimi Posts: 293

Quote:- When a new sms is arrived and the phone is in Standby the screens remains black.

Solution: - Put the screen black with and info of new message.
- A settable reminder sound that remains sounding till I
read the message.

unless the W810 software is not totally different than the K610 software I can help you on this: If I have the "Standby clock" enabled I get a message icon displayed on the right side of the clock, when a new message arrived.
It was the same in the K700 and the K750 so I'm pretty sure it works the same with the W810.

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Posted: 2006-08-28 09:54:52
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rockygali Posts: > 500

eerr in the K750s case... its on top of the large standby clock. theres an envelope there..
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Posted: 2006-08-28 09:56:57
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Kimi Posts: 293

@rockygali
you are correct - the smaller icon on the right shows up when email comes in. SMS is larger and on the top of the clock.
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Posted: 2006-08-28 10:08:38
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pepe galleta Posts: 19

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On 2006-08-28 09:54:52, Kimi wrote:
unless the W810 software is not totally different than the K610 software I can help you on this: If I have the "Standby clock" enabled I get a message icon displayed on the right side of the clock, when a new message arrived.
It was the same in the K700 and the K750 so I'm pretty sure it works the same with the W810.




The W810i have activated the clock in standby by default, and pressing the Volume /Walkman/Play buttons you see the clock with a big envelop over the time. This is ok, but if you are in a rumorous place, you have to poll the cellular because the vibra is to short to "feel" it, for example in my old Nokia 7210, if I put a midi tone, there is a vibra channel, so you can last the vibra all the time there is the ringtone ringing, in this way you can feel the vibra in any rumorous place.
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Posted: 2006-08-28 12:35:20
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Kimi Posts: 293

I can see the clock even without pressing any key. Ok - it is not as good to read, but absolutely no problem.

For the vibra: I'm glad it lasts not that long when an SMS arrives - so I can distinguish if it is an SMS or a phone-call. And for me the vibra is strong enough anyway, but the W810 might be different.

Most of your other points are reasonable, but no "annoyances". For me it's just some nice to haves.
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Posted: 2006-08-28 12:54:22
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pepe galleta Posts: 19

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On 2006-08-28 12:54:22, Kimi wrote:
I can see the clock even without pressing any key. Ok - it is not as good to read, but absolutely no problem.


In the w810i is not possible, the only way to see the clock is pressing a key.
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Posted: 2006-08-28 12:59:17
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shyam335 Posts: > 500

Quote:
On 2006-08-27 14:52:43, pepe galleta wrote:


- Java permissions in read or write user data have only two options: No or Always ask.

Solution: Put option Never Ask.


[ This Message was edited by: pepe galleta on 2006-08-27 13:54 ]


If the java application have the required certificates(ie signed),the never ask option will show up as i know.
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Posted: 2006-08-28 13:05:18
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Bambino Posts: > 500

I Add 1 point more!
customization / freedom to set the backlit time (current se phone set to auto, which lit too short!)

and this is my signature!
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Posted: 2006-08-28 13:25:00
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Kimi Posts: 293

@pepe galleta
Quote:In the w810i is not possible, the only way to see the clock is pressing a key. Are you sure the standby-clock is enabled in the settings menu? If I switch it off it behaves exactly as you describe.
Try this:
- open "Settings" menu
- press right-key to "Screen" tab
- scroll down to "standby clock"
- switch it to "on".
Now the clock is always visible in standby.
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Posted: 2006-08-28 13:26:58
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jucame Posts: > 500

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On 2006-08-28 13:26:58, Kimi wrote:
@pepe galleta
Quote:In the w810i is not possible, the only way to see the clock is pressing a key. Are you sure the standby-clock is enabled in the settings menu? If I switch it off it behaves exactly as you describe.
Try this:
- open "Settings" menu
- press right-key to "Screen" tab
- scroll down to "standby clock"
- switch it to "on".
Now the clock is always visible in standby.


Absolutely not posible in a W810, there is nothing like that in the settings menu.
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Posted: 2006-08-28 13:49:46
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