[Jaggu]

Originally Posted by Sahil

Need to trasnfer data from Nokia 6230i(symbian40 2nd edition) to Nokia 6500 classic(symbian40 5th edition). The contacts transfer fine, but the calender does not come through.
How can i reslove this?

Just to clarify, where is the sync data (calendar/contacts) stored? MS Office Outlook / Outlook?

Or is it being done directly using Nokia PC suite?

I have never faced any issue as long as the phone is synced up from MS outlook or similar, irrespective of OS version.

Recently did a transfer for my dad's N95 from an older 6680, what i do is.

Sync the old phone to MS Outlook>Pair the comp with new phone>Sync back the details to the new phone.

[unknown]

Originally Posted by Sahil

Need to trasnfer data from Nokia 6230i(symbian40 2nd edition) to Nokia 6500 classic(symbian40 5th edition). The contacts transfer fine, but the calender does not come through.
How can i reslove this?

Have you tried using inbuilt in "Swith or transfer" application ?

[blue_pulsar]

Originally Posted by blue_pulsar

Anyone using Nokia 6210 navigator?

I'm buying the phone mainly because of GPS. How useful is the GPS? Also, after 6 months, how much is the cost of navigator licence?

Guys, please suggest something!

Also, how is E51. I heard from someone that its slow. Can somebody tell me whether this is true.

[aZa]

navigator license ?

the GPS cost or lincense is life long in 6110 for sure and its the same for 6120 i think. plus nokia maps is hacked now you can anyway have the lifetime functionality

[hydrashok]

Originally Posted by blue_pulsar

Anyone using Nokia 6210 navigator?

I'm buying the phone mainly because of GPS. How useful is the GPS? Also, after 6 months, how much is the cost of navigator licence?

I'm not sure about the 6210's (Nokia Maps) licence validity. If you mean WayFinder Navigator (What mapmyindia provides, called iNavConnect), it is about 1100/- for 6 months.

[nishantgandhi]

Originally Posted by blue_pulsar

Guys, please suggest something!

Also, how is E51. I heard from someone that its slow. Can somebody tell me whether this is true.

Slow with respect to <insert make/model here>? You need a benchmark right?

I personally found E51 *blazing* fast compared to E50 and E61i, my prior possessions. I would say E51 is the best VFM offering in the non-QWERTY business/smartphone segment in the market currently.

[viper]

HI Nishant,

Even i found the E51 a bit slow although its way faster than the 6300 and E61i. Just upgraded the firmware yesterday and its feels a bit faster now. Anyways plan on switching to the E71 in a few days and have put my phone up for sale.

Viper

[Sahil]

Originally Posted by Jaggu

Just to clarify, where is the sync data (calendar/contacts) stored? MS Office Outlook / Outlook?

Or is it being done directly using Nokia PC suite?

I have never faced any issue as long as the phone is synced up from MS outlook or similar, irrespective of OS version.

Recently did a transfer for my dad's N95 from an older 6680, what i do is.

Sync the old phone to MS Outlook>Pair the comp with new phone>Sync back the details to the new phone.

How do i sync to outlook directly? Nokia PC suite does not have that option anymore it just directly backs up the data, thats how i have been doing it so far.

Originally Posted by unknown

Have you tried using inbuilt in "Swith or transfer" application ?

It does not as the 6230i is a very old model and keeps failing when i attempt to switch directly via bluetooth to the 6500c.

[F50]

Originally Posted by Fountainheader

My N82 battery already seems to have conked out. Charge doesnt last for more than a few hours. And its not even been 3 months since I've bought it.

Does Nokia replace defective batteries under warranty ?

Go to Nokia Care tomorrow itself. They will replace it. I went today for my N82 battery issues and i missed 6 months by 15 days, so nothing can be done. I either have to live with it or buy new one.

[motorheadinc]

Originally Posted by Fountainheader

My N82 battery already seems to have conked out. Charge doesnt last for more than a few hours. And its not even been 3 months since I've bought it.

Does Nokia replace defective batteries under warranty ?

Originally Posted by motorheadinc

AFAIK and remember Nokia does replace batteries under warranty (atleast for the first six months I am sure it does)

Originally Posted by F50

Go to Nokia Care tomorrow itself. They will replace it. I went today for my N82 battery issues and i missed 6 months by 15 days, so nothing can be done. I either have to live with it or buy new one.

F50 has reconfirmed what I have said earlier.
Go to Nokia Care ASAP dude.

Cheers

[phamilyman]

Whaaa.... the N82 has six month warranty? Not a year? MAD

They should've atleast respected the warranty - I mean these battery issues rarely crop up with abuse by user!

[blue_pulsar]

Originally Posted by hydrashok

I'm not sure about the 6210's (Nokia Maps) licence validity. If you mean WayFinder Navigator (What mapmyindia provides, called iNavConnect), it is about 1100/- for 6 months.

Originally Posted by aZa

navigator license ?

the GPS cost or lincense is life long in 6110 for sure and its the same for 6120 i think. plus nokia maps is hacked now you can anyway have the lifetime functionality

Originally Posted by nishantgandhi

Slow with respect to <insert make/model here>? You need a benchmark right?

I personally found E51 *blazing* fast compared to E50 and E61i, my prior possessions. I would say E51 is the best VFM offering in the non-QWERTY business/smartphone segment in the market currently.

Originally Posted by viper

HI Nishant,

Even i found the E51 a bit slow although its way faster than the 6300 and E61i. Just upgraded the firmware yesterday and its feels a bit faster now. Anyways plan on switching to the E71 in a few days and have put my phone up for sale.

Viper

Thanks a lot guys. I have made up my mind on the Nokia N78. Any negative feedback? Looks like quite a feature packed handset.

[motorheadinc]

I think that is valid across the Nokia range. from basic 1500 rupees set to 30k sets.

Even if you consider laptops extended warranty(for 3 years) which costs hell lot of a money doesnt cover battery(which is covered for just an year)

[motorheadinc]

Originally Posted by blue_pulsar

Thanks a lot guys. I have made up my mind on the Nokia N78. Any negative feedback? Looks like quite a feature packed handset.

Not much .

What I suggest is to take a demo first before taking the plunge.
I have demoed the same and dint go for it because.
1. Keys toooo small for my fingers.
2. If i am able to recall correctly the camera dint have protective cover. though you should double check that.

Speed looked ok as compared to Winmo phones

[blue_pulsar]

Originally Posted by motorheadinc

Not much .

What I suggest is to take a demo first before taking the plunge.
I have demoed the same and dint go for it because.
1. Keys toooo small for my fingers.
2. If i am able to recall correctly the camera dint have protective cover. though you should double check that.

Speed looked ok as compared to Winmo phones

Ya, I need to do that. The keypad does seem a bit weird. Some reviews say that its inconvenient and some reviews say that its not as bad as it seems to be.