Does anyone know if there is new firmware or software that fixes some of these bugs?1. Trouble receiving SMS messages. Had the phone for months but only last week a text message came in and previewed on the front page, where you can only read half of the line. When you go to the SMS section that text disappeared completely, never to be recovered! So the phone received the SMS okay but lost it. The first thing I checked was the memory (and if you look under settings/files/phone memory) I can see that I've still got plenty cuz only 9 MB of a total of 32 MB of the phone memory is used.2. Like many of you it doesn't remember new words.3. When toggling through the various modes of text entries I wish it operated like the original Nokia. This 3310 has a few default settings backwards. For example:a) when first entering text mode it defaults to you entering a phone number instead of typing in a nickname, causing you to create extra keystrokes to toggle to typing text. The default setting should, I believe, be to enter characters for a name that you already have as a contact. Surely contacts are the most common target for text.b) to toggle between intelligent and normal text should, like the original Nokia, require only a double-key press. Double-clicking in either mode should toggle to the other. It does not. If intelligent mode you must press three times to arrive at normal text and four times to go back to intelligent.c) to enter a number while in character mode you should just pressed that number & hold for a few seconds. That works. But for only one character! You hold for a few more seconds for another. And now, to add a space at the end you would normally hit the zero button but instead you get a zero followed by the last digit you dialled which must then be erased. BUGGYI suggest they review these ergonomic actions that were so much more elegant and efficient in the original Nokia. We buy this for its famous ergonomics but it looks like the team has changed and they haven't played with the original. Darn shame.Fortunately it's only a new firmware away! Bring it on. I'd be happy to consult with Nokia to get this right as I'm the inventor of the ergonimics of the Smart Console and Arc Technology, Stav
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Can anyone direct me to a good comparison of the 1020/808 against traditional compacts? I looked at the dpreview image comparisons for the nokia 808 against a variety of compacts (particularly the Nikon p330 which I am interested in) and the results looked pretty bad. Honestly, equal or worse to 1/2.3" sensored compacts. I suspected that the results weren't a fair representation of what the nokia can do, especially with all the praise I've heard.
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nokia developed the amr-wb codec and gave it away for free. pity networks are slow in adopting it, but now that it is in all new phones including the iphone 5, that should be the next "big thing" for the providers.
Remeber when the Nokia 808 came out?Nokia had to upgrade the software.Same here.Only after the first upgrade do we *really* know.BUTAnyway the 808 sensor *is* biggerand thus gathers more light anywayThe BSI sensor also has better dynamicsANDOIS !!!Just compare 920 video to 808 and you see the light!FINALLYSUPERIOR PRO CAMERA SOFTWARE
Well, with 3rd party software allowing for 100% JPG compression, the 808 produces 10Mb average sized files when being used at 12MP, and 26Mb files for 41MP, there abouts. So yes, you will need larger storage requirements
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We spoke last year about the new Ks 9 hearing aids from Costco and how they were based on the Marvel technology. A couple of things have happened since then that passed us by I am afraid, the first is that the Ks 9 now has a telecoil option. That's great news for people with hearing loss as loop systems are ever growing in popularity in the US. The second is that there are rumours that the Ks 9 is getting a software upgrade that appears to be similar in nature to the Marvel 2.0 upgrade.
I talked a couple of weeks ago about being an idiot in relation to pre-conceived ideas about Bernafon hearing aids. I liked what I heard from the Bernafon representative in relation to their software so I said I would have a go of the hearing aids. I have to say they are pretty good kit and I have been blindsided by the Soundclip-A, I mean it is a revelation.
In the forthcoming iOS 6 software upgrade for the iPhone, Apple have have said that: We are working with top manufacturers to introduce Made for iPhone hearing aids that will deliver a power-efficient, high-quality digital audio experience. It would be nice if this meant the birth of an Apple iHearingAid, which blazed a trail through the hearing industry and took hearing aids into the mainstream. Sadly, the reality is a little less exciting, but
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