Hi, It sounds like your phone has a problem, I use to work in a phone shop (part job, needed the cash for collage) a few years ago. At the time we would get back 1 or 2 Nokia 5010 a week that juts did work in the damp or cold but fine in warm, that was for voice calls mind you, data wasn't really used then. But I am guess that's the same problem with yours, give Nokia UK a phone, also try not to let them fob you off with it's your network, computer or cable at fault.
James. On 5/1/03 9:20, "John Jones" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > Apologies if this is OT, but it's certainly linked to digital imaging... > > For the last year or so, I've been successfully transmitting pictures from > an Ibook using a Soft GSM usb cable to connect a Nokia 6210. Until the phone > connection terminals started to wear out, the set up was reasonably > reliable, and worked in pretty much all weather conditions (primarily from > pitchside at football and rugby matches). > > However, since upgrading to a Nokia 6310 (which has the same connections) > and a new Soft GSM cable, I've found that it's virtually impossible to > connect in cold or damp weather. Inside, or in a car (provided it's not too > cold) everything works fine, but not in the open when it's cold or wet. > > Has anyone else experienced this problem, or does anyone have any experience > of other USB friendly ways of connecting a mobile to an Ibook? > > I know there's something around called a Palladio, which I think does the > same job, but I've not seen one in use, and I think it doesn't offer as fast > a transmission speed as you can get with the Soft GSM set up. > > Any suggestions gratefully received. > > Thanks > > John =============================================================== GO TO http://www.prodig.org for ~ GUIDELINES ~ un/SUBSCRIBING ~ ITEMS for SALE
