Air temperature's influence on Nokia N8-00

I'll try to be concise. When I go outside where it is colder than inside my Nokia N8-00 which was bought just a week ago starts malfunctioning. The difference in between temperatures is about only 15C (59F). For example when I am at home with the air temperature being at about 25C (77F) my Nokia performs well but as soon as I go outside to 5C (41F) the telephone starts malfunctioning and finally freezes up completely. When I come back home to 25C (77F) the telephone warms up and unfreezes a little which only enables me to switch it off and then turn it back on. Keeping it as it is for hours when we get back inside won't help. It has to be restarted. After this (already regular switch-off-switch-on procedure after getting inside) we are back to normal and fully operational. Now the question is if the model is supposed to be used in all-year-around-summer countries only? Our air temperatures get much lower than just 5C (41F) in winter (it gets to be -20C (-4F)) so I am afraid to think what will happen then?

pj98 wrote:
Hi argie
Yes, one potential reason for the Lync sign-in failure has been found. Not sure if it's the issue in your case but please check with your server administrator that SSLv3 connections are enabled on the server side. Lync client uses SSLv3 for the communication and it has turned out that in some cases SSLv3 has been disabled on the server, causing the Lync sign in to fail.
The instructions for adjusting the SSLv3 setting can be found in the MS KB article below:
http://support.microsoft.com/kb/187498/en-us
If SSL 3.0 is now disabled, turn it on and try signing in again.
Br,
pj98
@pj98
Hello,
Well, after more than a year, I can tell you now that the servers have SSL3 enabled. I am still unable to sign in. The support staf at my company was able to verify my connection attempts, with the server returning the standard messages to my device. Can you please provide some guidance?
Cheers,
Carlos

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