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well...its not that annoying...you just have to give permission for every internet session you make with opera mini, and not everytime you access the internet...
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Posted: 2007-11-19 11:25:11
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Hi,
I'm experiencing this bug (phone seems to be under full network coverage, but I can't receive neither make calls).
The only trick I can use to solve the issue is to remove and replace the battery.
But the bug still comess at least once a day.
I'v eflashed the P1i with the last firmware and I've tried several sims and several phone-operators (128k last generation sims) Here in Italy I am always under full network coverage, and the bug occurs even if the phone lays on a table all day long.
I've also tried setting the network to "gsm" mode, disabling thisway the 3G, but the bug is still there.
I've no more ideas to solve this problem, so,please, give me a light!
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Posted: 2007-11-20 00:00:36
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..try scraping a bit on the sim- card. Or take it out and insert it again a couple of times. Could be it's bad contact?
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Posted: 2007-11-20 00:19:58
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P1i's contact and calendar applications are so rudimentary they're a joke. Coming as a successor to P900, it's a rude shock. The lack of features is astonishing. Whether you call them lack of features or bugs, doesn't matter. Productivity is hampered in any case.
And to find bugs in such unfeatured applications is rubbing salt into the wound. My calendar application regularly craps out on me, which is again a huge productivity hit.
Certainly not a professionally released phone. Sony Ericsson seems to want to beta test this product through its customers. No wonder it's cheaper than the other P series phones when they were first launched!
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Posted: 2007-11-20 10:38:19
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On 2007-11-20 10:38:19, Anil Gidwani wrote:
P1i's contact and calendar applications are so rudimentary they're a joke. Coming as a successor to P900, it's a rude shock. The lack of features is astonishing. Whether you call them lack of features or bugs, doesn't matter. Productivity is hampered in any case.
In what ways, specifically? What sort of functions are missing. What could be better, etc.
And to find bugs in such unfeatured applications is rubbing salt into the wound. My calendar application regularly craps out on me, which is again a huge productivity hit.
What are you doing when the calendar flips out? We're trying to find actual bugs here, so please be specific - in this thread, anyway..
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Posted: 2007-11-20 13:41:36
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For starters, I get random errors when I start up Calendar. Sometimes 'Access denied'. Sometimes 'Not enough memory', and at other times 'KERN EXEC error". Quite whimsical....and quite unacceptable in a production phone!
As a software engineer, I can estimate how long the firmware must have been tested. My guess is 1 week....
I paid a lot of money here in India for this phone, and my entire daily schedule depends on some simple applications like Calendar and Contacts. Both have bugs, and I wish I could start listing them here. I will if I'm forced to. Meanwhile, I'm off to the store to see if I can turn in this amateurish piece of unprofessionalism for an O2...
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Posted: 2007-11-20 14:01:12
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So you have a branded o2 phone..? Version on firmware? Do you use sync? If so, what do you sync with?
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Posted: 2007-11-20 14:15:10
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Your P1 is not behaving normally.
If it's O2 branded, unbrand the phone and update for the last firmware. You are obviously using and old buggy version of it.
If you need help, just ask in this forum.
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Posted: 2007-11-20 14:46:37
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On 2007-11-20 00:19:58, Nipsen wrote:
..try scraping a bit on the sim- card. Or take it out and insert it again a couple of times. Could be it's bad contact?
The sim is brand new, and tried with over 4 sims.
any other ideas for the bug which make the P1i unable to receive/make calls ?
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Posted: 2007-11-20 14:59:07
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Actually, I do not have a branded O2 phone. I was referring to the possibility of exchanging this phone for the O2 phones now available in the market.
I repeat: no production phone should show such errors for any significant number of customers. On this count alone, the p1i falls flat, judging by the number of people that have reported such errors.
I upgraded to WG1 and the latest firmware using XS+ and SEUS just this morning, so old firmware can be ruled out.
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Posted: 2007-11-20 15:17:57
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