| Accessories? |
There's
a wide range of accessories, including spare batteries, cases, chargers,
in-car kits, hands-free units, data cables and fascias, available at Carphone
Warehouse and MobileShop. We also recommend you try Add Ons World.
For original spares and accessories, try the Nokia Shop UK |
| Email
from your Series 60 phone |
If you're
looking to use your Series 60 phone for sending and receiving e-mail,
consider taking out an account with free provider, BT Yahoo.
For details of connectivity, click
here. |
| Where
can I find Series 60 software? |
If you're looking to enhance your Symbian phone by adding new software, take a look at Handango for a great collection of add-on software, utilities, applications and games for your Series 60 phone.
For ringtones, wallpapers and Java games, try Jamster |
| Extra
memory |
Most Series 60 phones
support extra memory via memory cards - commonly miniSD, microSD or MMC cards. Here are a few online stores that offer good deals for memory cards:
- Amazon - Always a good choice for reliable delivery at good prices
- Jessops - Stockists of low-priced memory cards and accessories. Worth
a look as their own brand of cards, for photographic use, can
be cheaper than those on PDA sites TIP
- eBay.co.uk - bid for
new cards at low prices!
For more details, see our Memory
Card page
|
| How
do I install / uninstall software? |
Software
for Symbian OS phones is normally supplied using a Symbian installation
file (with a .sis extension). This is a single file that contains
the components needed to get a piece of software installed and
ready to run.
See our answer on our Series 60 FAQ page for more. |
| How
do I install ringtones? |
To use
a sound file as a ringtone, beam or email the file to your phone.
It will then appear in the Messaging Inbox. Open the message and
select 'Options | Save'. Then, from 'Profiles', select a profile
and set the 'Ringing tone' to the new file.
For more on ringtones, see the mobile
phone FAQ |
| ZIP files |
If you've downloaded an
application and find you can't install it - make sure the file you're
trying to install is a SIS (Symbian Installation) file. Many files
are distributed in a compressed form (using the ZIP file format).
If the file has a .ZIP extension, you'll need to unzip it first.
You can do this with a PC application such as WinZip, or on the phone itself using the ZipMan
application. |
| Operating
system |
See our answer on our Series 60 FAQ page for more. |
| How
do I connect my Series 60 phone to my PC? |
See our answer on our Series 60 FAQ page for more. |
| Internet
over Bluetooth? |
Want to access the net
on your device using your PC's connection over Bluetooth? It is
possible, but pretty tricky. If you want to try, take a look at
the complex instructions on Mika
Raento's website |
| My
phone reports that it's running low on memory |
See our answer on our Series 60 FAQ page for more. |
| Not starting / Memory full |
See our answer on our Series 60 FAQ page for more. |
| How
do I format my memory card? |
Go to Extras
> Memory > Options > Format Mem Card |
| Hotmail
and AOL access? |
See our answer on our Series 60 FAQ page for more. |
| How
do I enable Auto Keylock? |
Surprisingly, most Series
60 phones don't come with an automatic key lock facility - On some mobiles, an automatic keypad lock switches on after a certain period of time to prevent accidental keypresses, but this isn't supported on many of the Nokia Series 60 handsets.
However, third-party application Handy Keylock is available to fill this gap. The functionality is also included as part of Psiloc Extended Profiles application. |
| Receive
& Send faxes |
See our answer on our Series 60 FAQ page for more. |
| FM
radio? |
See our answer on our Series 60 FAQ page for more. |
| Can
I use it as a modem? |
See our answer on our Series 60 FAQ page for more. |
| How
do share my pictures with others? |
See our answer on our Series 60 FAQ page for more. |
| Changing
the default picture |
Here's how to change the default
wallpaper image used in the phone application:
- Press Menu
- Go to the Gallery application
- Open the image you're after
- Press Options > Set as wallpaper
On older versions of Series 60, you could also do this from Tools > Settings
> Phone > Standby mode > "Background image" > Yes |
| Copying
to / from SIM card |
See our answer on our Series 60 FAQ page for more. |
| Copying
/ moving to memory cards |
See our answer on our Series 60 FAQ page for more. |
| Transferring text messages |
See our answer on our Series 60 FAQ page for more. |
| Recycle your mobile |
If you've got an old mobile phone handset that you're no longer using... do your bit for the environment, and recycle it safely. Don't leave it in the back of a drawer - see if it can find a new lease of life.
You may even be able to make some money for getting rid of your old phone safely. For cashback, go to envirofone.com, or to donate it to charity, try Fonebak.com.
|
What's my phone's serial number? |
Enter '*#06#' as if it were a phone number, to get your handset's serial number (known as the IMEI) - useful to keep a note of in case your phone is stolen. You may also need this number when registering certain types of software. |
Beamed files & attachments |
See our answer on our Series 60 FAQ page for more. |
| Who's
calling? |
A
great feature of Series 60 phones is the ability to add a thumbnail
to a contact.
Take a picture of a friend with the camera, then open the person's
contact, edit it, and add the image as a thumbnail. The photos are
in JPG format, so you can use images from digital cameras or scanned
images. Build up a mini-library of pictures, and get a name and
face to appear when a call comes in.
For help on this feature, see our Series 60 FAQ page. |
| Can
I read my work email? |
By default, Series 60 handsets
support collection of email using the POP and IMAP protocols. Office
systems such as Microsoft Exchange and Lotus Notes use a different
set of protocols when communicating to desktop PCs for corporate
email. Both Exchange and Notes support POP and IMAP email collection,
but this is a service that many IT administrators restrict access
to, for security reasons. If you are looking to collect your email
from your phone, contact your company's IT department to see if
they support POP and IMAP. They should supply you with the settings
you need.
For help with setting up POP and IMAP email, see our Series
60 connectivity page |
| How
do I format or hard reset a Series 60 phone? |
The soft-format
code for Series 60 phones is *#7370#
. See our Series 60 FAQ page for details on how to use it |
| Call Divert Symbol |
See the answer on our Series 60 FAQ page. |
| Data
conversion |
For help with information
on converting your Contacts, Calendar and documents for viewing
on your phone, see our Conversion page
for some general guidance. |
| Select
Access Point? |
See our answer on our Series 60 FAQ page for information on solving "Select Access Point" messages. |
| Can
I play MP3 files on my phone? |
Some Series 60 phones support MP3 playback, and some don't. If you try to play an MP3 file and get the message "Unknown File Format", then your phone doesn't support MP3 files. You may find that UltraMP3! can be used to play MP3s
See our Series 60 FAQ page for more on Series 60 and MP3. |
| The
various Series 60 passcodes: |
Being asked for a password or lock code? See our section on this topic on our Series 60 FAQ page. |