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Answers to the most common questions on Esato Forums (FAQ style) |
gareb
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Ayush
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jadeparfait
Joined: Jan 06, 2004
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@masseur,
yes . i have tried many times but in vain. the cursor keeps shifting between the icons in the icon explorer menu.
i guess this operation has been disabled for t230.. 
any other t230 users pls let me know of the way....
thanks..
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masseur
Joined: Jan 03, 2003
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thats what it does on all the phones. You have to ignore what you are seeing and just enter the correct sequence
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jadeparfait
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No ,
when u end ur sequence with '<' and '*' (starting with >*<<*), u will see the Service menu in t610 and not the icon explorer  .
But, in t230, its just the IE.
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masseur
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yeah, I know what youe mean but some people do get confused with what is going on, on th screen. Sorry but I hope you find the answer because it would be very weird for  to change that now.
let us know so I can update this FAQ
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701
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@masseur: i am pretty sure that most of us found it weird that the menus ran up and down while keying the code in but...if u feel that u r getting lost, just type it til the end and see what happens  I did that at the time and stoped wonderin' after i got the secret menu
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red hot sheep
Joined: Feb 16, 2004
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thanks wrath! thanks v. impressive, and its answered a couple of my questions concerning bluetooth |
Paparazzi
Joined: Feb 06, 2004
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Hello...
Could someone tell me how I can know when my phone was used for the first time? I mean, is there a way to confirm that my phone is indeed brand new and that I've not been duped!
I just got the phone a couple of hours back... everything seemed perfect, papers all fine, initial charge took approx the recomended time, however, there seemed a couple of ringtones that does not seem to have been put in by Sony. the tones are Arabic tones, and I live in Kuwait, so was wondering if this is preinstalled for Middle East users or its a used one.
I am under the impression that the date of first use is stored somewhere for warranty purposes... and yes, I did check the FAQ. Did the search too, but came up with things related to date and time...
//edit// Oooppss... forgot to add, I've got a T610 S/w R3C002
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wrath000
Joined: May 14, 2003
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From: Norway
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I suppose you could check the "Total call time" in "Service tests" in the secret menu...
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Paparazzi
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Thanks for that 
Yes it does show call time 0. I presume this is not changed to 0 upon Master Reset. Also, I now presume those tons of dumb ringtones come with ME versions.
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lucabassi
Joined: Apr 23, 2004
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Hi,
Today I've bought a T230 and I was just wondering how can I prevent getting viruses while using it.
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masseur
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welcome to Esato
this isn't really a thread for asking any old questions but since you have...
I personally wouldn't worry about it as it is so extremely unlikely. But like on PC, if you don't put forign stuff on it then you can be assured of never getting a virus
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marcuswvr
Joined: May 17, 2004
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How i can test my games J2ME (t610) in my PC? |
gforce23
Joined: Aug 25, 2003
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From: Atlanta, London, Dubai
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Use an emulator.
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Posted: 2004-02-06 10:30
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