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Nokia Screw-Up

Skrive av CatastropheAsh 24 april 2009 på English

I tried to do some more mapping today, but it looks like my Nokia (6120 Classic) is kind of dead. It did the same thing it did the other day — crashed with an "out of memory" error and erased my work — so I figure I'm either going to have to work out what's causing the problem or fork out millions to upgrade my handset.

I started taking street names in the little pocket of un-mapped Algester. I noticed a few of my waypoints took, so I'll work out what I've still got, and go back another time. I'm still massively annoyed at Symbian, Nokia, and the universe in general.

Stad: Algester, Greater Brisbane, Queensland, 4115, Australia
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Kommentar frå daveemtb, 24 april 2009 kl. 13:16

I sympathise. My nokia 6680 on Symbian used to crash quite a lot too. :( It seems that smartphones can never do anything "smart" reliably. Windows mobile isn't a huge improvement. :( I think my next phone is likely to be Android or iPhone. I may end up carrying two GPS logging devices. Better accuracy and backup. Good luck recovering stuff.

Kommentar frå CatastropheAsh, 24 april 2009 kl. 13:43

Thanks. I've done a factory reset which is supposed to format & reinstall everything. There's stuff there that wasn't removed, so I don't know whether it's fixed it or not. That remains to be seen.

Kommentar frå dcp, 24 april 2009 kl. 17:25

I have an old Nokia (without a tracker) so I went along to the local shop for advice on updating my hardware. The guy said: "Don't update; your model is very reliable, the modern ones are flimsy in comparison".
So off I went and bought a Garmin GPSmap 60CSx (recommended by OSM) as a dedicated tracker. Luckily it was the right decision.

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