But i don't know what to say about that. Ray Hipkiss, 16 Feb You've obviously downloaded an illegal copy of Asphalt 5 so you'll get no sympathy from me. AnonD, 16 Feb Try to uninstall the apps which take up more space. Then also if it does not work, I think it I think their is only Doom 3 you can get on N8. Search for it Anonymous, 16 Feb Mr sudhakar i have 14gb free space from 16gb and u say that my mobile full, read my ques nd th Move the whole kit to mass memory and then you will be able to install it.
Aadrian, 16 Feb Thanks, looking forward to get my N8. It will be my second phone, and sure it belongs in my co Go ahead and buy. You can charge another mobile with this Nokia N mobile's battery charge. Things needed : 1 Nokia CA cable. Do not charge the Nokia N8 when you charge the other mobile using the steps below as I have not tested to be on the safer side. Also note that the battery will drain faster since the charge is going all the pins in the multi pin charger.
I gave it in Nokia care. It started charging. I did not switch it on until it was fully charged. My phone just shut off one day and wouldnt turn back on and i charged it over night on the wall charger, i found this and i tried it and it worked!!! Your email address will not be published. We offer professional website design services in North Wales and Chester areas.
Skip to content. Try to charge with a normal charger like samsungs charger. In the side of Nokia N8 there is a port for it. Worked for me :. I had this problem and bought a new battery - still wouldn't charge. So, I bought another N8!
My guess is that it's a design problem which won't be resolved as this phone is technically at least obsolete. Munaf Ahmed. In case of no service we dispatch your orders via Speed Post, which is also trackable. Kubra Mahmood. Got Nokia 8 3days back it worked for not even 10 minits was still in the process of setting and it got off and what ever I do it's not getting on again. Ma Kazeem.
Fix Your Stuff Community Store. Back Answers Index. Victor Rep: 73 2 2. Answer this question I have this problem too Subscribed to new answers. In summary, a display that's basically black but just lighting up text and screen elements uses up to fifteen times less power than the exact same display but with a white background and say black or blue text and elements.
In my tests, using a white theme for a static display e. I've been pressing the guys behind Nokia Social to put in a 'black' themed option for ages, but nothing's happened so far. With its steadfastly white display, Nokia Social is a huge battery drainer and is yet another reason to switch to TwimGo or Gravity, both of which have a choice of colour schemes. In summary, whenever your gorgeous OLED display is chucking out brightly lit pixels in quantity, it's also sucking the life out of your battery.
But a factor of fifteen is too big a factor to ignore The answer may well be 'no' - after all, we've all become so used to large, bright colourful displays in And you may do a lot of video and photo viewing, both of which really require full brightness!
But remember what I said about white-backed screens, e. They use an order of magnitude more power, on full display brightness, at least. The dimmest setting uses around 30mA with a white Web backdrop, the brightest setting uses around mA for the same screen contents - quite a difference. Of course, if most of your smartphone usage is with a dark theme and applications which respect this then the brightness setting will have little effect. It all depends on what you do with your Symbian smartphone.
A common thing that we all do with our phones, and which always wastes power, is to look something up or perform a function and then leave the display to auto power down, i. Reducing this time can save power, especially if you've been displaying something bright or white see above. In 'Settings Phone Display', tap on 'Light time-out' and reduce it to 15 seconds or less. You probably don't want to go too low with this, since the display will dim so fast that you'll get frustrated!
Radio common sense. Each radio transmitter in your smartphone uses power to some degree, so it's wise to turn them off when not actually in use. Similarly, you can turn Bluetooth off if you don't use it much by going into 'Settings Connectivity'. Neither WLAN scanning nor Bluetooth use much power, compared to the battery munchers mentioned above, but every little helps in the fight to keep going to the end of the day!
One of the biggest power drain use cases on a smartphone is when you're using your phone to be your voice-guided satellite navigation system. We're talking worst case everything : the display will likely be on all the time, the GPS receiver is working overtime tracking satellites in the sky, a data session will usually be active grabbing new maps, POIs, route alterations, traffic status, etc. Add that lot up and you're looking at around mA , i. At which current drain you've got two hours of direct use only, even from a fully charged battery.
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