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Sony Ericsson K800i Tip And Tricks |
altemyr
Joined: Jan 21, 2002
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In case you haven't noticed it already, the copy and paste function is very handy. For example, you can copy a name from an SMS or a number from the missed calls list, then start the web browser, and paste the information into an input field on a web page, for example, an address lookup service, like the Swedish eniro.se or hitta.se. |
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JK
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From: S. Africa - JOZI
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On 2006-07-10 13:18:07, altemyr wrote:
In case you haven't noticed it already, the copy and paste function is very handy. For example, you can copy a name from an SMS or a number from the missed calls list, then start the web browser, and paste the information into an input field on a web page, for example, an address lookup service, like the Swedish eniro.se or hitta.se.
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 and smses to????
can you paste in applications? |
altemyr
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Volume up & down buttons: press & hold jumps to next/previous track in media player and jumps to next/previous radio channel in radio mode
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altemyr
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and smses to????
can you paste in applications?
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YES! Everywhere where there is a text input. Some weird java apps that handle their own input, like many games, may not have the copy/paste function though, but anytime when there is a "normal" text entry, you can use the three functions copy all / mark and copy / paste (Oe whatever they are called in english)
[ This Message was edited by: altemyr on 2006-07-10 18:31 ] |
jcwhite_uk
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On 2006-07-10 17:34:38, altemyr wrote:
Volume up & down buttons: press & hold jumps to next/previous track in media player and jumps to next/previous radio channel in radio mode
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This was posted by Nebbs about 6 posts before yours.
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altemyr
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This was posted by Nebbs about 6 posts before yours.
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Oops, I didn't notice that, sorry, but Nebbs did not mention anything about the radio.
The radio funciton is a bit weird btw, it dues not jump to the next saved station, but to the next available frequency, like forward/backward scan. I would have preferred a jump to the next/prev saved station instead.
It is the same function as in the K700 btw. |
djpattemore
Joined: Jul 17, 2006
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Engineers code for the phone same as most SE handsets at the mo is:
In Standby press:
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This will bring up:
Service info
Service settings
Service tests
Text lables
Discharge flash
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Lightning1
Joined: Sep 28, 2005
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hmm nothing new then |
SE Rules
Joined: Oct 07, 2004
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lol Not that amny new tips are there lol
Cheers
Want to stretch your mind? Try this if you dare!!!Philips Diga > Nokia 3210 > Nokia 3650 >  K750 > Nokia N80 > K800 > K850 |
max_wedge
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In flight mode, you can use ALL phone functions except anything to do with radio (example Bluetooth, GPRS, GSM, 3G are all out) I don't know about the FM radio though, can anyone test FM radio i nflight mode?
This is an improvement over W800 which only supports camera and walkman in flight mode.
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MaDnEzZ
Joined: Aug 07, 2004
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When you look at the pics you have by pressing the buttons above the screen, there is no sending menu if you press more, however just click the joystick and there it is...only just noticed it now.
N95 and K800i |
schilbach
Joined: Jul 14, 2006
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Put your in Internet Browser in Landscape makes it twice as easy to Navigate Pages...
Also theres a cool free game on the SE Website...QuadraPop....is a Tetris Variant.... |
altemyr
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On 2006-07-21 19:31:34, schilbach wrote:
Put your in Internet Browser in Landscape makes it twice as easy to Navigate Pages...
Also theres a cool free game on the SE Website...QuadraPop....is a Tetris Variant....
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That one does not work on my k800. I get the language selection screen, and the "Loading" splash screen, then nothing more happens for at leat 5 minutes. Some other games I have installed do not start either, and OperaMini always asks me to accept the license agreement every time i start it, and bookmarks are not saved between sessions. Another game did at least display an error message: "Not enough memory for saving data! Please delete another application!" Obviously, the space for memory data is limited, even though I have a huge M2 memory card installed and still lots of free phone memory. I wonder which of the programs and games I have installed it is that occupies the memory, and will it free it if I delete that application? This seems to be a task for invesigation for the FAR guys. |
DarkElf
Joined: Oct 30, 2002
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Here is the best tip for tired people. I noticed this my first day exploring K800.
See the little buttons on the side of the speaker (above the screen). They do a lot of stuff in eg camera and so on. BUT the coolest thing....
If you set an alarm (say 06:00). Flip the phone upsidedown when you go to bed (the screen down to the table). When the alarm rings just press the phone with your hand. That will make the small buttons near the speaker press down, and that will SNOOZE your alarm!!! Great little function if you dont wanna go up in the morning. You don't need to take up the phone to look which button is snooze anymore.
Happy SNOOZING =)
[ This Message was edited by: DarkElf on 2006-07-24 23:40 ] |
cmikilp
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On 2006-07-25 00:39:00, DarkElf wrote:
Here is the best tip for tired people. I noticed this my first day exploring K800.
See the little buttons on the side of the speaker (above the screen). They do a lot of stuff in eg camera and so on. BUT the coolest thing....
If you set an alarm (say 06:00). Flip the phone upsidedown when you go to bed (the screen down to the table). When the alarm rings just press the phone with your hand. That will make the small buttons near the speaker press down, and that will SNOOZE your alarm!!! Great little function if you dont wanna go up in the morning. You don't need to take up the phone to look which button is snooze anymore.
Happy SNOOZING =)
[ This Message was edited by: DarkElf on 2006-07-24 23:40 ]
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OMG...I wonder if they've thought about this when they designed the phone =) |
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Posted: 2006-07-10 13:18
K750 > Nokia N80 > 
