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Just hope I don't encounter the same problems with the new Nokia once I try to synchonise it.
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Posted: 2006-05-30 12:18:40
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On 2006-05-30 12:18:40, brix25 wrote:
Just hope I don't encounter the same problems with the new Nokia once I try to synchonise it.
If you can sync a N70/6680 with outlook Ill pay you to teach me how!!
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Posted: 2006-05-30 12:35:33
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LOL @ 786KBR's lack of faith in my abilities...didn't you know that in a previous life I was mystic healer? I'm waiting to unlock the mysteries of the N70 which have seemingly left you pulling your hair out.
I'll let you know once I get the phone how the task of synchorinising it with Outlook is going...I doubt it's as painful as you've described.
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Posted: 2006-05-30 13:07:40
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On 2006-05-30 13:07:40, brix25 wrote:
LOL @ 786KBR's lack of faith in my abilities...didn't you know that in a previous life I was mystic healer? I'm waiting to unlock the mysteries of the N70 which have seemingly left you pulling your hair out.
I'll let you know once I get the phone how the task of synchronizing it with Outlook is going...I doubt it's as painful as you've described.
@Brix, I guess the fact that he is a 'Nokia hatter' may play a part too
No problems on my site - what so ever. For a change Nokia is supplying working, useful software with the package. And if you use the 'GNU Box' even back ground sync is possible ! ( Phone will sync with Laptop/Pc without user input as long as they are previously paired and within bluetooth range)
A while back I've stumbled online over a 'brilliant' 18 years old from Maputo. He is the most clued up person what S60/N70 concerns - I ever met ! (And trust me, I met quite a few from 'engineers' to backward 'mechanics' over the last 4 years or so). Here is his web address for the ones who care about Symbian S60/Nokia N70.
http://crazylittleworld.com/
Greetings from a sunny Jeffrey's Bay
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Posted: 2006-05-31 09:01:31
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Will definitely check out the site.
Just downloaded the alpha version(?) of TCPMP...It's supposed to be the best media player for UIQ this side of the Smartmovie universe but seemingly I can't get it to work...if Ive got some more time will check for other version.
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Posted: 2006-05-31 11:24:09
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LOL!!! And again!!
The N70 has the function to activate infra red, but theres no infra red!!!!
according to gsmarena!!
WTF??
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Posted: 2006-05-31 14:33:42
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You just reminded me of my Nokia-toting Bosses who couldn't change the ringtones and I had to do it for them. I always wondered why ringtones was hidden somewhere in "Profiles".
I haven't owned a Nokia yet, but I hope to someday.
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Posted: 2006-05-31 17:04:50
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Speaking of problems with that Finnish monster, this morning I had to set-up a colleagues GPRS...he's on Cell C and he uses a 6101.
For all people outside SA, Cell C is possibly the worst network to use for GPRS...the process of setting it up is convuluted and using a Series 40 phone doesn't make it much easier.
I got the phone set up for GPRS only realise that only a certain amount of memory is reserved for video, pics and tones...which makes downloading anything a mission implausible.
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Posted: 2006-05-31 17:36:23
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On 2006-05-31 17:04:50, coolapostle wrote:
You just reminded me of my Nokia-toting Bosses who couldn't change the ringtones and I had to do it for them. I always wondered why ringtones was hidden somewhere in "Profiles".
I haven't owned a Nokia yet, but I hope to someday.
u guys sound like nokia haters.
personally i feel nokia fones r the most user friendly fones.
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Posted: 2006-05-31 17:45:08
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@Areafada: I don't think anyone disputes the fact that Nokia phones are user friendly- that's the reason they're number one in sales.
What 786KBR is specifically mentioning is the fact that synchonising the phone with something like Outlook is painful.
BTW, who here uses Cell C GPRS? I've noticed that in their cell info they also display "EDGE, 3G, HSDPA enabled" which probably means that soon they'll be launching 3G and HSDPA services, it's probably still on trial.
I love South Africa because we're a country of so many ironies at times you can't help but laugh. Zuma wants to become president, this is how we deals with HIV/Aids.
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Posted: 2006-05-31 17:55:24
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