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rupchatterjee you are using CF (Compact Flash) card in your camera and MMC (MultiMedia card) in your phone and you want to transfer your Pictures from CF to MMC without a Computer, NO it is not Possible at this point of time. There is no Multi card reader/Writer available with which you can transfer images with out the help of a Computer.

You can not Voice recoed or video record more than 3 Minutes, even if you are using 1 GB MMC card. You can listen to MP3 songs sequentially. You can even make play list too.

When is the expected Launch date? Any Idea?

Many happy returns of the Day. I am in Delhi. So where's the Party.

Mobimb v 2.4 does not support Nokia 6255. Update it to Version 2.5 atleast. Latest is Version 3.0

Yeah Audio manager takes around 25 to 45 seconds to respond with Nokia 6255 while making playlists, this is normal. Yeah I have bought a Nokia 6255 Cover for Rs. 60/-. Covers it entirely and has a belt clip. Since I use BlueTooth headSet I do not need to take it off the belt when ever I recieve a call. I bought it from Nehru Place, Delhi.

Nope. As of now the FCC has only approved the Nokia 6638. I am not sure the release date. It would be the first CDMA Series 60 so Japan cannot have it. EV-DO stands for "EVolution, Data-Only". Handsets using cdma2000 technology will also be backward compatible to the existing cdmaOne networks, so current handsets and features will operate over next generation networks providing continued access both at home and while roaming. So you do not have to worry with your existing set. cdma2000 1X The 1xEV specification was developed by the Third Generation Partnership Project 2 (3GPP2), a partnership consisting of five telecomnunications standards bodies: CWTS in China, ARIB and TTC in Japan, TTA in Korea and TIA in North America.It is also known as High Rate Packet Data Air Interface Specification. It delivers 3G-like services up to 140 kbps peak rate while occupying a very small amount of spectrum (1.25 MHz per carrier), protecting this precious resource for operators. cdma2000 1X EV-DO 1X EV-DO, also called 1X-EV Phase One, is an enhancement that puts voice and data on separate channels in order to provide data delivery at 2.4Mbit/s. It was developed by the Third Generation Partnership Project 2 (3GPP2), a partnership consisting of five telecomnunications standards bodies. Also known as High Rate Packet Data Air Interface. cdma2000 1X EV-DV EV-DV, or 1X-EV Phase Two with promises of data speeds ranging from 3Mbps to 5Mbps. As many as eight proposals have been submitted to standards committee 3GPP2 for the design of EV-DV cdma2000 3X CDMA2000 3x is an ITU-approved, IMT-2000 (3G) standard. It is part of what the ITU has termed IMT-2000 CDMA MC. It uses 5 Mhz spectrum (3x 1.25 Mhz channels) to give speeds of around 2-4 Mbps. The difference between series60 and series80 platform :- The Series 60 Platform brings consumers the best smartphone experience. Implemented in a diverse range of devices, the Series 60 Platform provides application and media developers with a consistent set of technologies. Equally at home delivering advanced enterprise applications, games, or music, the Series 60 Platform provides developers with unparalleled opportunities in the mobile space. Application developers can work in C++ (using native Symbian OS APIs), the Java™ language (using Mobile Information Device Profile [MIDP] 1.0 or MIDP 2.0 with an extensive range of additional Java Specification Requests [JSRs]), or Python. All this is supported by Open Mobile Alliance (OMA) Digital Rights Management (DRM) to protect developers' intellectual property. Series 80 Platform 2nd Edition is designed to provide enterprise and professional consumers with an optimized experience for accessing, viewing, and manipulating business data and media content. Support for editing popular office documents and a full keyboard make the Series 80 Platform 2nd Edition ideal in and away from the office. Security features, such as Secure Sockets Layer (SSL) and Transport Layer Security (TLS) in the Web browser make it ideally suited for accessing enterprise data securely. Onboard applications can be developed in C++ or using Java™ technology in the form of Mobile Information Device Profile (MIDP) or Personal Profile (PP). Content developers can use XHTML, HTML, Multimedia Messaging Service (MMS) and a range of audio and video formats. The Open Mobile Alliance (OMA) forward-lock method for Digital Rights Management (DRM) is provided to protect developers' intellectual property.

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Yes it is there. Tanveer please explore your Nokia PC suite also & not only Nokia 6255

US CDMA Subscribers such as Alltel, US Cellular etc might be seeing a Nokia Symbian device sometime in the future. According to MobileTracker, the FCC has approved the Nokia 6638, the first CDMA Series 60. So are you guys ready for the first CDMA Series 60?

You can buy DKU5 from any local vender also but they do not work for sure. So I suggest you should go for the orignal DKU5. It is available at Nokia showrooms.

Guys Any feedback about (HOW TO:Use Nokia Audio Manager to make playlists on your Nokia 6255). have you tried and did you find it useful? Let me know.

HOW TO:Use Nokia Audio Manager to make playlists on your Nokia 6255 Nokia Audio Manager (NAM) is part of the Nokia PC Suite. Install Nokia PC Suite and Connect your mobile phone. NAM is the official way to get your music tracks onto your MMC, and/or to create playlists to reference those tracks. The reason playlists are useful (other than to classify the tracks you wish to play into different categories) is because with the Nokia 6255, all tracks have to be on the root folder of your MMC card if you want the music player to find them.The quickest way to get those tracks onto your 512mb or 1Gb MMC is through using a USB2 memory card reader connected to your PC. Having done this, replace your MMC into your Nokia mobile, and connect your mobile to the PC (through USB DKU-2 cable, or infra-red or bluetooth etc..). 1.) open up the Nokia Audio Manager application. 2.) When it opens up, make sure that the Phone segment of the app (lower half) has your mobile listed in it. (If your phone is not listed properly, then you will need to verify your connection is working correctly. 3.) Next step is to create a new (empty) playlist in the music studio section. Do this by right-clicking on the empty plalist section of the music studio. 4.) Select [Create New Playlist] from the menu options, and name you new playlist file (*.m3u) and press Save. 5.) Now you should your new playlist listed.. In order to get it from the PC Music Studio to you mobile, you need to drag & drop the playlist file to the playlist section in the Phone segment. 6.) Your playlist file should now appear in the [Playlist] folder of the A: drive in your phone. Click on the playlist folder to check it is there. 7.) To add your music files into the playlist file, right-click on it and select [Add] from the menu. 8.) Now all the music files on your MMC should appear in the pop-up list so you can select the ones you want to select for this playlist. Press OK to confirm the list of tracks. 9.) That's it. You now know how to create playlists to reference your music files in sub-folders of your MMC card. Happy Listening

Use Nokia Audio Manager to make playlists to tracks on your MMC Card.

ClickRudra, The 1 GB Card can hold more than 400 songs but can would show only 200 songs in the track list that too in an alphabatical order. So you can not play songs which are numbered after 200th song. This is the downside of the built in MP3 player of the Nokia 6255. So do not go for quantity but go for quality of the songs (128 KBPS).

Thanks for the Review

You can not read E-Books in this phone. Since it is a Series 40 Phone which does not support such softwares and to my knowledge there is no supporting software has been developed.

Can anybody explain the use of Activation Key list? You can find this in the Gallery options.

Good find Tanveer!! Very useful one indeed 39964[/snapback] Yes it is helpful but works only when your phone's type of view is in "List". In Grid view it does not work. Let me give you another interesting find " To get the full name of a specific file in the gallery press the # key". Can anybody explain the use of Activation Key list? You can find this in the Gallery options.

US CDMA Subscribers such as Alltel, US Cellular etc might be seeing a Nokia Symbian device sometime in the future. According to MobileTracker, the FCC has approved the Nokia 6638, the first CDMA Series 60.

How are you trying to connect your Nokia 6255?

CMayur That's Great!!! I thought I was the only one using MP3 Joiner to make an entire album into one big file. Again the down side is if you want to skip to the choice of your song, you have to fast forward it and that takes a long time or some time you skip to next file (Next Album). No there is no such MP3 player available for series 40 which you can install. Trust me I have surfed Hours and days to look for it. Why don't you try this time and let us know if you get lucky.

The 1 GB Card can hold more than 400 songs but can would show only 200 songs in the track list that too in an alphabatical order. So you can not play songs which are numbered after 200th song. This is the downside of the built in MP3 player of the Nokia 6255. So do not go for quantity but go for quality of the songs (128 KBPS). No you cannot install install Ultra MP3 player for series 40 Phone.

I am using LG 5130 for almost one year and never faced any problem till now. It is a good basic colour phone with speaker.