This pops up now and then on the list ---
1) Symbian apps can't be installed to Vodafone Japan phones directly
unless they are Symbian signed.
2) You can work around this by 'unsis ing' the app then manually
copying it to the MMC.
3) Here's a handy link (w/nice Windoze unsiser) http://www.teamknox.com/
4) The caveat to this is that sometimes apps need to run from the phone
memory - so you might have some more diddling required to xfer from your
MMC to the phone memory.
=?ISO-8859-1?Q?Dirk_Rösler?= wrote:
> Hello,
>
> I have been on this list several years back, I hope it is still the
> same bunch of competent people here.
>
> I received a Nokia 6680 / 700NK II today as a loaner from Vodafone.
> The main motivation was to run Apple iSync, Salling Clicker, Skype
> and other niceties on the phone. Since the Nokia 6680 is listed as OK
> for all those things, I was very surprised when I could not install
> any apps on the phone, not even the benign iSync. [yes, i have done
> my googling for the error and turned setting for apps to ON and certs
> to OFF, which seems to fix the problem in the rest of the world].
>
> Is this a common or known thing that this phone does not do any of
> these things in Japan?
>
> Anyway, at this stage I am glad it is a loan phone and not a
> purchase, the rest of the phone does not seem that great to justify
> ¥14.000+
>
> Thanks & regards
>
> Dirk
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Received on Fri Mar 10 05:46:20 2006