We've introduced Series 60 third edition phones support in version 2.10. Since version 2.10 we support 3250, E60, E61, E70, N71, N72, N73, N80, N91, N93. Please, visit our official website for the most recent information about new phones support.

To move a contact: Press the directional pad in the standby screen, select a contact, press the directional pad to Open, Options, Copy to SIM direct. Yes, you have to repeat this for every contact you want to transfer. Newer Symbian phones have a Mark All, Transfer to SIMs option, but neither N-Gage nor QD has it, they're using the older Symbian OS.

Transfer the .sis file to your phone (via BlueTooth, Infrared, Memory card, email etc.) and then run it from your phone.

We are constantly adding support for more phones, but currently we support the following mobile phones:

Currently we send Media to Most Models of Mobile Phones, Please Check Compatibility for a list of the Mobile Phones we are able to send to.

Generally, our phones support the following menu languages: French, Dutch, English & German. Nonetheless, some specific models might miss one of those languages. In this case, the auction will tell you which languages are supported by the phone. Yes, a phone with French menu will also support the T9 in French. This goes for all supported languages.

See Rental Phone Options on the Handset Rental page for specific details. At present, we have phones which support Korean, English, Japanese and Chinese.

The service is available on all phones that support SMS and is designed for the subscribers of Cellcom, Orange and Pelephone.

MYiOTA is supported on Java MIDP2.0 capable handsets except for Window Mobile devices. A Windows version will be available shortly, email to register your interest.

We support over 189 handsets. Generally speaking our service works any handset that is Symbian OS (Series 60, Series 80, Series 90 and UIQ), Microsoft Smartphones and Pocket PC Mobile Edition based phones.

New devices are being added all the time. Visit the Get it Now website to see the newest list of supported handsets.

Yes. Answer keys booklets are available for all the textbooks and workbooks. These come in separate booklets - one for Primary 1-3 and one for Primary 4-6. Answers or answer keys are also found in the teacher's guides and home instructor's guides. If you are purchasing these guides, you will not need the answer key booklets.

Levels 1A-1B have a teaching activity sequence listing the activities from the guide and the corresponding textbook and workbook pages. There are 68 activities in 1A and 54 in 1B. Levels 2A and up have a unit plan for each unit in the text divided up into daily lessons. There are 70-80 lessons for each semester. Each guide has a weekly schedule for 17-18 weeks. The schedule is intended to be flexible and is just to keep the parent/teacher on track in order to finish each set in a semester.

Contacts Transfer (free) to the rescue! Uses Infra-red, Bluetooth or Memory Card to transfer your contacts. Typical Procedure: Install the program, backup to MMC, send Contacts.data.z file to a PC/Bluetooth phone using FExplorer, format phone, install back the program, send back the file using your PC/Bluetooth, activate the program and choose import from C:. I had trouble when I tried to restore from MMC or C Drive and this is the one method that worked.

Mobile Printing Application supports the following data types: JPEG images, MMS, SMS, Email and PIM Data (Contacts, Calendar, Notes) and stickers (available on version 1.1 of the Mobile Printing Application).

To select a new graphic as your wallpaper, press the "menu" button and open the "tools" category. From here you should open Phone, then Standby Mode, then Background Image. Select "no", then open Background Image again but this time choose "yes". Now scroll through the list and select the desired wallpaper. [top] Simple! Replace your operator logo with a transparent one. For a free transparent logo to "cover" your network operator's name, please download at http://www.ringtonegalaxy.com/logo.

Yes, the Nokia N-Gage game deck runs on the Nokia Series 60 platform and the Symbian OS (operating system). Yes. Bluetooth wireless technology is supported, allowing connectivity to any enabled devices, such as a PC or other game deck devices, such as the N-Gage QD??? game deck.

We support the majority of mobile phones. However, please note that some networks (ie. Verizon) limit access to free downloads from websites/wapsites such as Mobiles24.com. For more information on network compatibility, see carriers section.

MediaFace supports most mobile phones that have an internet browser installed. You also need a subscription that allows access to the internet from your mobile phone (by GPRS or 3G network, WLAN or similar).

It is important to look at your phone capabilities list here . We are not responsible for ensuring you are able to use the media requested. Please review the Terms & Conditions carefully and if you have a problem or a concern then contact Raging Bull Support. We support only truetones or realtones which are audio formats that sound like real music and replicate real life instead of the midi format which is synthesised instruments without voice and without personality.

Any SIP based IP phone can be used. Our preference is Polycom SoundPoint range for the best balance of features, accessibility and cost.