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hi mate,
there were a couple of updates released just this past couple of weeks for FP2 devices / 808. They were the Gallery update and a Telephony update. you can check via Nokia Suite on your PC and via SW Update on your phone, to ensure that you are up to date with all the updates released.
as for the WiFi issue, have you checked and tried the WLAN Software Update over at Nokia Beta Labs?: http://betalabs.nokia.com This has been reported by a lot of users to fix the issues they have been having connecting to their routers etc.
And as for NFC Payment, that has been a long-standing issue everywhere. many network carriers were in the process of testing apps with this functionality, as it had to go thru them before it was possible for the end user to use it. complicated and totally unnecessary. thankfully, Samsung for example has announced initiatives with Visa to use their PayWave technology in their phones, thus bypassing the need for the network carrier to be involved. Same with MasterCard, which has announced MasterPass just this past month, so that NFC via PayPass will be handled directly at the vendor terminal, without approval hoo-ha from network carriers and vendors being required. The situation will improve
there were a couple of updates released just this past couple of weeks for FP2 devices / 808. They were the Gallery update and a Telephony update. you can check via Nokia Suite on your PC and via SW Update on your phone, to ensure that you are up to date with all the updates released.
as for the WiFi issue, have you checked and tried the WLAN Software Update over at Nokia Beta Labs?: http://betalabs.nokia.com This has been reported by a lot of users to fix the issues they have been having connecting to their routers etc.
And as for NFC Payment, that has been a long-standing issue everywhere. many network carriers were in the process of testing apps with this functionality, as it had to go thru them before it was possible for the end user to use it. complicated and totally unnecessary. thankfully, Samsung for example has announced initiatives with Visa to use their PayWave technology in their phones, thus bypassing the need for the network carrier to be involved. Same with MasterCard, which has announced MasterPass just this past month, so that NFC via PayPass will be handled directly at the vendor terminal, without approval hoo-ha from network carriers and vendors being required. The situation will improve
didn't answer my question mate. did u even TRY the WLAN update over on Nokia BetaLabs as this may fix your WiFi issues ok?
it always says 3.5G because this is the level of reception your phone is attaining at the current time. same as if the speeds went down to 3G or even 2G. it DOES NOT mean that data is transferring at the current time, those jagged lines that appear under the 3.5G indicate that data is being transferred. and i'm sure that the signal indicator indicates the level of signal strength in your current position.
There is a Nokia Panorama app in the Nokia Store. ITV player support is up to ITV noone else. Nokia did make the transition over to Windows Phone after all, and they did continue to support the device, that is why the Gallery and Telephony updates came, did they not?
if you are still having problems, then try re-installing your current firmware thru Nokia Suite. if you are still having problems, then you will need to take your phone to Nokia Care for inspection: http://nokia.com/support
There is nothing more we can do for you here, as it appears that you are not happy with your purchase, and there is nothing that we can do about that either. But carrying on here is not going to achieve anything, and its best that if you do feel that way, to move on.
it always says 3.5G because this is the level of reception your phone is attaining at the current time. same as if the speeds went down to 3G or even 2G. it DOES NOT mean that data is transferring at the current time, those jagged lines that appear under the 3.5G indicate that data is being transferred. and i'm sure that the signal indicator indicates the level of signal strength in your current position.
There is a Nokia Panorama app in the Nokia Store. ITV player support is up to ITV noone else. Nokia did make the transition over to Windows Phone after all, and they did continue to support the device, that is why the Gallery and Telephony updates came, did they not?
if you are still having problems, then try re-installing your current firmware thru Nokia Suite. if you are still having problems, then you will need to take your phone to Nokia Care for inspection: http://nokia.com/support
There is nothing more we can do for you here, as it appears that you are not happy with your purchase, and there is nothing that we can do about that either. But carrying on here is not going to achieve anything, and its best that if you do feel that way, to move on.
Symbian is dead move on to something modern.
15047 posts telling people that, or telling people to do a factory reset on their phone as the magic fix for everything
Symbian works pretty damn well.
IOS devices have a very good (best in the market) finger gesture implementation, and for the rest you can tear your hair out.
