Nokia E71
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- TELSTRA
- vCy
- 16 Mar 2009
apparently this phone has alot of bugs
go here
http://discussions.europe.nokia.com/discussions/
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- jeseelabeegum
- PBx
- 16 Mar 2009
i bought a Nokia E71 two weeks ago.Whenevr i save new msgs in memry card i cant ope it.At the same time the templates is workng
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- viz
- 2Za
- 16 Mar 2009
Anonymous, 16 Mar 2009i trying to have my email open all the time i dont want to ... moreSelect to download complete mails. Once done, you will not need web every time to read the mail.
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- Anonymous
- 4Rw
- 16 Mar 2009
i trying to have my email open all the time i dont want to have to always open the web can u help
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- Aldrin - Sydney
- Fv4
- 15 Mar 2009
Hello Everyone: Wanted to know if this product will work well when hooked up to a Apple Mac for email. Mail for exchanges works well with a Windows XP and Vista. But I now need to purchase another handset and connect the same to my Mac computer to access my email when outside the office.
Thanks and looking forward to your reply
Aldrin
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- zewi
- ibj
- 15 Mar 2009
i was dumb in typing message with phone but i can type message real fast with this phone
they keys are small but still works for me
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- Rick 2009 hull
- nTq
- 15 Mar 2009
i got the e71 and its absolutely awesome, my only thing is it always searches for WLAN networks how do i stop it, but other than that top class phone.
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- Shah
- N7D
- 15 Mar 2009
Sorry. meant e71 and not E17
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- Shah
- N7D
- 15 Mar 2009
I have an E17 which, when used for even 10mins on Voice call, it starts getting hot. Has anyone else face a similar problem and also, anyone with a suggestion on how to over come this problem?
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- Jeffrey
- 3iJ
- 15 Mar 2009
Hi all, please help, I have a Nokia E71 and I have a problem with the date.The date is going byitself foward by 2 days ! EXAMPLE today is 15th it goes to 17th .. Is there a solution for my problem.
Does someone had a smiliar problem.
Thanks.
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- mybudu
- wc6
- 15 Mar 2009
hye original_jamaican,
thnks for info..one question..how to set TX POWER LEVEL?
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- Anonymous
- vxp
- 15 Mar 2009
i save some mp3 music on memory card but when i want listen under music player it cannot locate the files.
pls help me on how to locate the save files in memory card. tnx
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- Anonymous
- pTR
- 15 Mar 2009
xliliu, 14 Mar 2009i sent a text message to my friend, and i dont know what's ... moreI am having the same problem with my phone. Only bought it yesturday and I love it, but can not figure out why my text messages won't send. Can anyone help?
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- BeYonD ThE InVisiBLe
- syn
- 15 Mar 2009
Hi
There is no problem with the battery i m using this handset since from 5month's but never faced the problem about the battery
I have only a Complain the Camera is not good
Otherwise there is No Problem...
BeYonD ThE InVisiBLe
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- Original_Jamaican
- kiQ
- 14 Mar 2009
To ALL the people who complains that their E71's battery run out too quickly:
Do you have GSM mode selected only OR you have both DUAL mode selected (GSM/3G) ? If you don't use 3G then there's no need to have it enabled. That decreases battery life.
Also, you can try setting your OPERATOR MODE to Manual instead of AUTOMATIC. When it's set to AUTOMATIC it scans for your network continously.
Also ensure that no programs are running in the background, not even contacts (smile).
Some 3rd party programs run in the background but doesn't show in the taskbar. Anti-virus and blacklist programs which block unwated calls. If you installed any programs like those beware.
Ensure that settings like WLAN AVAILABILITY is set to OFF as this scans for WLAN networks every second or so.
And as I mentioned in my last post...if you have a dedicated Wi-Fi router at work or home lower the TX POWER LEVEL to 4mW or even 10mW. ONLY use 100mW if you are picking up feeds on the road or from other homes in your neighbourhood while you are in YOUR house.
Other than the aforementioned, you can try discharging your battery completely until the phone cannot turn back on and charge it overnight. Repeat the process once or twice more thereafter.
If you all follow my steps I'm certain you will see improvement in your battery life.
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- Original_Jamaican
- kiQ
- 14 Mar 2009
For all those who wants more power from their E71's battery when using Wi-Fi please bear this in mind:
If you want a bit less power consumption you can change the Wi-Fi TX POWER LEVEL to 4mW or 10mW. It is set to 100mW by default.
The advantage is that the battery won't heat up as much when using Wi-fi...especially when you are on a VOIP call. The fact that the battery doesn't get hot when set to a lower transmission power level should obviously mean that less power is being used.
The disadvantage is that the reception is weaker and you are less likely to pick up a signal feed unless you have a Wi-Fi router at home or work.
Feeding from a Wi-Fi router while on the road will be unlikely to happen UNLESS the TX POWER LEVEL is set to 100mW. For example, from my bedroom I am able to connect with Wi-Fi routers from my neighbourhood when the TX is set to 100mW but if I lower the TX to 4mW I don't pick up at all and setting it to 10mW normally picks up the neighbour's signal but it's a weak one...so ONLY set it lower than 100mW if you have a dedicated Wi-Fi router at home or work.
If you have a Wi-FI router at home or work and set it to 4mW, you will see that the signal remains strong, you will even achieve connection speeds of 100% depending on how close you are to your Wi-Fi router. So 4mW is NOT bad at all BUT works best when you have a dedicated Wi-Fi router.
Experiment with the transmission power level settings and see which setting works best based on your situation. Playing around with the settings will yield different results depending on the distance range between you and a Wi-Fi router.
But remember, a lower TX POWER LEVEL means less battery consumption.
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- Original_Jamaican
- kiQ
- 14 Mar 2009
lynx, 14 Mar 2009Guys i Bought Nokia E71 white two weeks ago. I have a quest... moreLYNX,
Forget everything else you said. The fact that you run Wi-Fi for 8 hours is impressive. Wi-Fi is a battery eater and you run it fot 8 hours so I would say that's mighty impressive.
So of course the answer is YES what you are experiencing is normal.
The average Wi-Fi phone would run out of power in about 4 hours.
Appreciate your battery power, it's mighty!!!
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- Gary Quan
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- 14 Mar 2009
This fone is fantastic, although there are not gadgety fiddly hardware to play with, ther perhipherals are fantastic.
this dievice is like a small computer.
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- xliliu
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- 14 Mar 2009
i sent a text message to my friend, and i dont know what's the problem. The text message can not send, and moved to outbox. It shows me that is sending for a long time. I couldn't delete it and plz someone tell me how can i solve the problem. Thanks so much
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- fooled
- u1v
- 14 Mar 2009
As they improved keypads bigger and shortened space bar with 3.5 mm jack in E63, rest its perfect after latest update. I cant understand also usind P1 since 2007 never updated but perfect, why Nokia risks cutomers money and starts with in weeks updates.
Nonsense still people are fooled