just got the 9300...yes it is amazing..tried the 910 which is good, but no EDGE...i get 150kb speed via bluetooth on my powerbook...amazing...battery life (and one button (ok 2button) bluetooth activation which really helps the battery) is great...anyway...3 problems: no automatic/scheduled email download?!?! i understand that some people are not on unlimited dataplans, but please give me the option ...no isync with mac os X 10.3.7 (hoping for 10.4 to fix that)....and NO OPERA BROWSER !!!!! and i cannot find it anywhere...not even one for the 9500 (where it comes pre-installed? why not on the 9300???) or the 9210/9290 (i don't even know if that would work) ...on the opera website the 9300 shows as having opera pre-installed...i don't think so...i know what opera is capable of...on the 910 browsing was snappier over GPRS than on the 9300 browser over EDGE....can anyone help? can anyone email me the installer? please?
opera for 9300?
Opera is indeed pre-installed on the 9500/9300.
Scheduled e-mail retrieval: http://www.allaboutsymbian.com/forum//forum/thread/33360/ and: http://www.allaboutsymbian.com/forum//forum/thread/33436/
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Raven wrote:Opera is indeed pre-installed on the 9500/9300.Scheduled e-mail retrieval: http://www.allaboutsymbian.com/forum//forum/thread/33360/ and: http://www.allaboutsymbian.com/forum//forum/thread/33436/
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if i go to opera.com to use the opera mobile accelerator, it tells me that my browser is not supported...i used opera on my p910 (and on a 6620) and this is a different browser (maybe nokia customized it?)...one of my favorite sites does not even show (and it did on the p910)
i saw these solutions, i can manually download my email every hour..i don't really want to install extra software, i do not want to get an sms every 2 minutes (when some spam comes in)...i was just wondering why nokia cannot just add a scheduled download function (as sony-ericsson does) it seems to be a small feature...
thank you for the FAST reply...
The web browser on the 9300 is the Nokia UI but the Opera rendering engine. The Nokia UI layer is not compatible with the proxy/accelerator. There is no other standalone Opera browser for the 9300 or 9500
Ewan wrote:The web browser on the 9300 is the Nokia UI but the Opera rendering engine. The Nokia UI layer is not compatible with the proxy/accelerator. There is no other standalone Opera browser for the 9300 or 9500
Is there any app to run/browse internet FASTER than the original opera in N9300? :redface:
Third party perharp? :redface:
Nope not yet