[talks-uk] Re: Vodafone configuration on Nokia N85
- From: "Eleanor Burke" <eleanorburke@xxxxxxxxxxxxxx>
- To: <talks-uk@xxxxxxxxxxxxx>
- Date: Wed, 16 Jun 2010 10:01:16 +0100
Dear Tim
Your version of Talks, was this put on by Vodafone? If yes did you pay for it?
I ask because Vodafone do put talks on the phone free of charge on request by
those requiring it. However the latest version of Talks, is talks 5. This
would be talks Premium and would certainly have more features than Talks 4. I
cannot speak for those selling Talks but my own experience was that once I had
the Talks which was put on free of charge by Vodafone, I was able to pay an
additional £50 and be upgraded to Talks Premium. Maybe one of the Talks
dealers will comment. I think you might therefore be able to upgrade to talks
5 for the additional money. Indeed that said when I did pay, where it was a
Vodafone (not all y phones are Vodafone) I did ask Vodafone for the £50 back
and they did oblige and refund it to me. Just my thought anyway.
Eleanor
----- Original Message -----
From: tim.pennick@xxxxxx
To: talks-uk@xxxxxxxxxxxxx
Sent: Wednesday, June 16, 2010 9:36 AM
Subject: [talks-uk] Vodafone configuration on Nokia N85
All,
I have a "nearly new" Nokia N85 supplied by Vodafone with Talks installed.
When I was setting up the phone following installation of the SIM, I was
prompted to download some configuration files. Following this, I noticed that
the opening screen had changed, and was no longer readable by Talks. Talks now
just says "add bookmark", whereas apparently on the screen there's lots of
Vodafone info which appears not to be accessible using Talks. This also has
the effect that the incoming message alert isn't displayed properly, i.e. I
don't get a readable message on the screen telling me that there's a message
awaiting my attention.
Has anyone else encountered this issue? Any tips on how to optimise use of
Talks with the Vodafone config? The Talks version installed appears to be
version 4.
Also, what I believe to be an unrelated issue, none of the help information
appears to be readable by Talks. I realised this morning that the N85 doesn't
have a memory card installed, and Vodafone have agreed to supply one, so I
wonder if the issue with the help system is one of lack of space in memory?
Any thoughts?
Regards and thanks for any tips,
Tim Pennick
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