Call log chinese language

Dears,
i bought sony xperia z1 from china
i have an issue with call log
when i make or receive any call caller name shown and below the name chinese character i don't know what these characters mean and how to make it invisible

Hi,
I'm not sure what you mean. Could you provide us with a screenshot?
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I did a lot of testing with the method of my last posting and ran into the following problem: each character, that is not available in iso 8859-1 is discarded and replaced by a '?'. So when e.g. loading arabic characters you get just "?????" as your property's value.
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 * The stream is written using the ISO 8859-1 character encoding.
 * 
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 * 
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 * 
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 * <code>#</code> character, the current date and time (as if produced
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 * @exception ClassCastException if this <code>Properties</code> object
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 char aChar;
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 else if (aChar == '\"') aChar = '\"';
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 else if (aChar == ' ') aChar = ' ';
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JeremyKitching wrote:
OK, 13MB sounds more like it. Check the following links below for maximizing memory on the device:
http://blackberryfaq.com/index.php/How_do_I_free_up_memory_on_my_device%3F
http://blackberryfaq.com/index.php/Why_is_my_BlackBerry_losing_its_call_logs_or_message_logs%3F
Ok, I've cleaned out all the unused languages and the memory cache... It worked for approx 2 weeks and then this morning with only 3 (new) emails and one text messages in my inbox it wiped my call list and sms text message!! I wiped everything again this morning. How much free memory do i need to have in order to prevent this from happening??????

BB Torch 9860 - Call log displaying Contacts

Hi,
I'm using BB Torch 9860. In this the 'Call Log' is displaying ' Contacts' instead of last call recevied/dialled/missed,etc..
I have observed this recently after it was upgraded to OS 7.1.
I have tried everying as suggested on forums ie resetting by completely removing battery, deleting all unused apps, deleting unused languages,etc.. However this has not helped.
Please suggest as this is creating problem.

Hello itsmeehnit,
Welcome to the BlackBerry Support Community.
Please perform a reload or upgrade your BlackBerry Device Software to address the issue you are experiencing with the backlight and keys on your BlackBerry Torch 9860 smartphone. For more information on this procedure see the following article:
How to update or reinstall BlackBerry Device Software using BlackBerry Desktop Software:
http://bbry.lv/NWPC6y
In the case that this process fails to resolve the issue, please contact your point of sale for options.
Thank you.
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Phones delete the call log

The phone for some reason keeps deleting the call log and messages every few days!! What can I do about this

There is a lot of things one can do to free up memory beyond what jojo said.
1. Do a battery pull.
2. While at the home screen hold the ALT key and type LGLG this pulls up the event log this can get quiet large. pull up the menu and clear it.
3. That cool demo video is a real memory hog DUMP IT!!!
4. The preinstalled wall paper is also memory intensive move it to the SD card or just dump it.
5. Being multilingual in today’s world is almost a necessity but your Berry doesn’t need to be pick a language and dump the rest.
This is just the tip of the ice berg just keep in mind that if you dont use it dump it, if you need something later you can always reinstall it.
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