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yes the ring is lower... no i meant using gtalk thru proxy via internet sharing only... cant think of ny other messenger that can work thru rworld

u didnt get me right... which rom were u running before u upgraded to the new helmi rom? if u were running one of hetal's rom then just follow the following steps 1. hard reset the phone (i hope u know what that is) 2. set up stylus and date and when the message for customization pops up HIT RESET... ur phone should function okay...

mms is only believed to work on stock roms... like the 2.2 that u have... with almost all 3+ versions u can only get incoming mms and cant send any... there is a program that u need to put in which is called arcsoft mms... hetal can best guide u for it...

first thing... when u upgraded to this rom did u on setup let hetals customization rom run too? yes : then hard reset the phone... go thru date and stylus setup and just when u get the message that the phone will customize in 3 secs... hit reset and then let it boot... ur issues will be resolved... no: hit reset a couple of times... maybe even a hard reset and it should work... this is a known issue in the beginning with this rom... u aint the only one...

Sunny... the only messenger working thru proxy is gtalk but thats when u tether ur phone to a laptop or computer while its using rworld for proxy browsing.... ring tone for me is good... i use oldphone... its only the alert tone which kills it... i like the alarm 4 as my sms tone... will try the alarm 5 as suggested by u... am keeping a close watch at ppc geeks for y issues we facing being resolved there...

u using a secured or unsecured wifi... i guess issues pertaining to secured network are still unanswered... i find the alert volume pretty low too... not the call ringer volume but the alert volume... wonder why it be so... cant seem to see it being addressed on ppcgeeks either...

okay i finally got it going on my phone... my impressions... 1. sluggish as compared to the previous roms we have been using. 2. looks better... htc home plugin is like expected... i guess thats what is making it slow IMHO 3. smartdial works for once without giving the popup for the city... thank god for that 4. yet to try wi-fi but rconnect works like a breeze 5. i feel the rom could have been lighter... two calcs... two explorers... two browsers... 6. have to see how long this goes on without a reboot... 7. Infrared has issues both on the communication mgr as well as on the computer it tends to associate with... will keep updating...

well u cant overlook the serious registry fixes that hetal has put into place with his extended rom...

answering the first one... changing the dialer skin aint like changing the theme... its more like changing the whole dialer... so u can go and search this forum and find a couple fo dialers floating around... i put an iphone style dialer... there is a vista dialer... an eten dialer... find one that fits ur need... ususally there are screenshots to give u an idea what u getting into... download the cab file and install it onto the main memory... once done it would ask for a restart and bham ud have ur new dialer up and running !

WOW !!

Disheartening as usual from reliance... (aaaaaaaaaaaaaaahhhhhhhhhhhhh i lost my 6700 stylus again )

everything that is not java and works thru your inbuilt IE will work... so it primarily means all http and wap works

sdHC... the HC is the catch word... learnt it the hard way when i ordered a 4gbsdhc for my treo to find it conking the phone... since had ordered from ebay US i couldnt even send it back and had to order a normal sd again... these cards sd and sdhc arent interchangeable...

Shubhanyu... nobody would like to be in a spot same as you... u seem to have already paid as much as a new phone would have cost from reliance... guess it just happens and mostly out of our control and irreversible... gaffar was the only place i could think of as far as repairing this phone is concerned (although i have my honest doubts about the genuineness of vendors there) and ppc centres that reliance mentions arent gonna be any good either... i support kshah's comment coz i imported my 6700 from ebay US myself and having had a serious issue earlier with a similar such import, decided to go for the higher priced option... has paid off so far... again... tough spot !!!

yes all 6700/xv6700/apache will work here either thru ruim soldering or esn cloning... avoid latter ! and no 6800/mogul is yet to be cracked...

well 6700 is a touch screen phone !

hi tom... well i had been using AS with outlook and office 2007 without issues till i swtiched to linux...

using the F release and i can confirm the phone wakes up in time without any issues... no hangup yet either... startup is a little slow but then works as usual !

I am assuming you arent aware of of start>settings>uninstall programs however removal of programs inbuilt into the rom is not possible as its not just the exe but also a couple registry entries and the likes (which are un identifiable for all practical purposes) that need be removed. hence stay away strictly. so unless its something u have installed, let it be as is... resco explorer crack is there in the cracks folder in the programs menu. dont use spb mobile shell to navigate... go thru start>programs... however u need to ascertain that the user is set to HP-6700 fro these cracks to work !

yes it takes a tad bit longer to wake up and ring but a minute is like too much... is it possible for u guys to time it and we can compare... okay before checking u have to ensure that the ringtone u have set is in the main memory... lets say old phone...

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for that ud need to download this free ware called vjshortcuts (truncate the .txt from the file after download and ud have the .cab installer) it has an application 'call history' which then can be mapped to one of the softkeys... vjphoneshortcuts0.4.cab.txt

thx rajiv... could finally get in

ditto... rar file comes in a jiffy and no probs extracting it either !

somehow these low end phones from nokia arent really any good but for their brand name existing in that last tier too... what happens is that u buy a 'NOKIA' but in reality its just a compromise the company seems to be handing u... a phone that is cheap and tageed nokia... the least one should use i think is n2112... i think anything below it s**ks... and yes this is from a first hand experience !!!