| 24-06-2006 06:33 AM |
| slitchfield |
Left function key plus * does work, but you have to do the keypresses quickly, one after the other.
No idea on the cache thing, I suspect the pages you're viewing are set to not allow caching - this is quite common on news/dynamic sites, for example.
Steve
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| 23-06-2006 04:11 AM |
| rocho |
Steve,
Lot of thanks for helping people like me.
I just changed the 2 GB card for a 1 GB kingstone dual voltaje, and works just fine now. Im also doing fine with WiFi now, it was very frustrating.
May i ask you couple questions more, i don't know if this is the right place to do it. But here i go:
- still can't lock keypad of the cel phone, left key+* doesnt work, it doesnt lock the keys (phone closed)
- i managed the cfg of my browser to cache about 35MB limit, but every time i visit a visited page, it download all over again, seems cache isnt for do this, im right?
THIS IS THE BEST PHONE IVE EVER TRIED !!! powerfull than any other PPC, SYmbian phone. 4 REAL!
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| 22-06-2006 05:52 AM |
| slitchfield |
Do you mean lock the 'keypad'? Left function-* will do nicely.
The 9300/9500 aren't properly compatible with 2GB cards, especially the slow cards from Kingston. Exchange it for a 1GB and you should be fine.
Steve
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| 21-06-2006 11:38 PM |
| rocho |
Thank you for answering Steve Litchfield,
i have two questions maeby you can help me.
1. i can't find how to lock keyboard of the cel phone
2. i just bought a 2 gb kingstone plus mmc, 3.3v but nokia 9300i refuse to use it, when i browse it from control panel in memory option, it says "memory is not ready" any suggestion. i also tried formatting it, FAT. (not FAT32).
much thanks for everything and the interest of help
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| 21-06-2006 07:58 AM |
| slitchfield |
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Originally Posted by rocho
i just got my brand new 9300i, awesome phone.
but i can't get wi-fi to work, have tried many ways, hotspot finder, and all, but it doesn't work, i don't know its userware problem, but i jave realy tried all ways: adding it in internet connectios, with hotspot finder shortcut, everything i don't know if im missing something...
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Just go into Control panel | Connections | Wireless LAN and see what pops up on the 'Networks' list. Wander around until an open network is shown and then try connecting to this in 'Easy W-LAN' in Web.
Steve Litchfield
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| 21-06-2006 06:56 AM |
| rocho |
i just got my brand new 9300i, awesome phone.
but i can't get wi-fi to work, have tried many ways, hotspot finder, and all, but it doesn't work, i don't know its userware problem, but i jave realy tried all ways: adding it in internet connectios, with hotspot finder shortcut, everything i don't know if im missing something...
how can i find a free wifi sharing network ????? i don't know when ita free or not i can't get it to work :'(
muchas gracias.
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| 21-03-2006 07:15 AM |
| akboom |
ms139us; thanks a lot. I knew JS was slow but never knew it would make such a huge difference. Now browsing real sites on the 9300i browser is possible and somewhat enjoyable too with JS turned off.
This kind of proves that if device manufacturers are going to promote web site browsing on their devices they should implement a highly optimised JS engine which 3rd party developers can use; or at least browser developers should do better than this.
Thanks once again ms139us!
Boom
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| 20-03-2006 11:52 AM |
| Rafe |
Yes there's a problem with the WAP forums on a (especially) 9500. Its a third party script, but that's no excuse. It's on a list of things to do, but usable forums are quite hard to implement for mobile browsing scenarios. On the new high resolution device I'm looking at setting a stripped down forum style as an alternative.
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| 20-03-2006 11:09 AM |
| slitchfield |
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Originally Posted by dovale
Steve, are you actually saying that at present Windows Mobile 5 hardware is much better fitted for web browsing?!
Cheers, dovale
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Yep. Windows Mobile 5 is now pretty decent for all sorts of things, too. Just being objective. Especially now that Nokia seem to be abandoning the 9500. But my heart's still with Symbian 8-) And I can't wait to try out the E70 and E61!
Steve (currently using Nokia N70)
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| 20-03-2006 10:23 AM |
| dovale |
FGL, please explain what is the "Citrix/Symbian/Nokia 9300 or 9500 client" and if it is an enterprise only solution.
Steve, are you actually saying that at present Windows Mobile 5 hardware is much better fitted for web browsing?!
Cheers, dovale
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| 19-03-2006 06:30 PM |
| ms139us |
Turn off Javascript
I spend way too much time surfing via the 9500 and I can tell you that your surfing experience will be improved by turning off Javascript.
In fact, I am posting this now on a 9500 with JS turned off.
Want some irony? AAS (this site) has articles promoting the use of WAP, while the forums are mostly unusable via WAP. Go ahead, try to post a coherent message using the WAP interface.
More irony? Much of nokia.com *requires* Javascript to be enabled for navigation and enabling JS causes nokia.com pages to take several minutes to load.
Google works exceedingly well, though.
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| 19-03-2006 05:49 PM |
| FLG |
Nokia 9300i - Citrix Client - Screen Scaling
Nokia 9300, 9500 or 9300i with Citrix - Sample Screens
Screen #1 - Windows XP Start - with Scaling via Wifi or GPRS
Sceen # 2 - Windows XP Desktop - with Scaling via Wifi or GPRS
Screen #3 - Windows XP Desktop - without Citrix Scaling via Wifi or GPRS
Quite readable and usable on a small mobile device - not many alternatives that work this well in such a compact package with full encryption security. Works extremely well for off-site access.
Thanks - FLG>>>
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| 19-03-2006 04:06 PM |
| Raven |
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Originally Posted by FLG
If I had an utility to capture a screen shot from the 9300i I would send you an example.
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Just press Ctrl + Shift + Chr + s.
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| 19-03-2006 03:06 PM |
| FLG |
Nokia 9300i - Citrix Client - Screen Scaling
slitchfield - If you get a chance try the new Citrix/Symbian/Nokia 9300 or 9500 client. It is unbelievable!
Citrix has included a scaling algorithm which makes Windows XP, IE displays and other terminal emulation products running under Windows XP extremely usable in terms of viewing. Due to the scaling the navigation and real world usage is quite effective. I will try to post a screen shot of Citrix on the 9300i.
You would be amazed with what Citrix did. I have used almost every MS Mobile and Palm based phone device made in recent years, have the Nokia 770 and the 9300i is again such a wonderful comprehensive mobile device - today! Add Datawiz Word to go and Sheet to go, along with robust BlackBerry Connect software and nothing compares for business usage. Also, the front phone is actually usable and what a speaker phone function it has.
Yes, the N 9300i could be faster but neither is any Mobile 5 or Nokia 770 very fast compared to laptops or desktops. I used a Cingular 8125 and 2125 this last week and they were not very fast in real world usage. Also, I did look and use the Nokia E61 and E70 (both were very nice) at CES in Las Vegas but over GPRS they didn't seem to be any faster when compared side by side to my N 9300 - maybe that will change when productions models arrive. As for screen display of WWW pages the 9300/9500 were again without compare.
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| 19-03-2006 02:32 PM |
| Squeek |
I had a 9500 and found the web browser unusable for real world surfing, I ended up with the 9300 because the browsing experience over GPRS was almost identical speed (albeit costs). I was hoping that the browser had been updated on the 9300i but if it's the same as the 9500 it's a waste of time. Which is a real shame as I was going to buy the 9300i this week.
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