Loosing ovi store icon

Hi am using nokia x3-02 but i lost my nokia ovi store when i was updating to a newer version my phone went off and on switching on i lost the icon,so kindly requesting to help retrieve the icon what should i do to retrieve it

Hi,
If it is not still available, then
1-To reupdate the phone even with the same sw version and try to set again.
Do not forget to back up your phone before updating otherwise personal information will be lost.
2- If you still insist on having store icon on the shortcuts, please visit to the nearest Nokia Cara Point in your area.
Br
mahayv

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Restore ovi store icon/app to home screen

Hi,
I accidentally deleted the OVI STORE icon/shortcut on one of my homescreen.
Is there a way to add the shortcut back to the home screen? Please advise.
I am aware that I can still access OVI STORE from the menu option but would prefer to use the shortcut app on my home screen.
Thank You

Long press the widget you want to add ovi store to, select option edit, choose application, then scroll through your apps and select Ovi Store, it will then appear in the widget !
Assuming that you have a Symbian^3 phone as you have more then one homescreen !
http://wapreview.com/blog/?p=8025
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Lost ovi store icon as soon as updated

as soon as i updated my ovi store from 2.14.0 to 2.16.0 i lost my icon from main menu grid pls let me know to get it back

@bha281
Welcome to the forum!
It would help if we knew to which S^3 device this issue appertains!
Happy to have helped forum with a Support Ratio = 42.5

E71x ovi store and apps trouble

on my e71x i am unable to access the ovi store or apps. when i open the link that had been sent to my phone for the app, it tells me i need to download the ovi store mobile app. This has been done several times but then there is no way to open this app. Is there any other way for me to access these apps or the store? if so please give detailed instructions

I was having the same problem. I would download and install the Ovi store app and after it installed, I couldn't find it on my phone.
I found a work-around on the AT&T support site.
1. If you already downloaded Ovi Store from their website on your Nokia E71x you should uninstall it. To do so go to--menu--settings--App.mgr.--Installed apps.--highlight Ovi Store--click options--Uninstall.
2. On your PC go to this site.
http://beta.www.getjar.com/mobile/30928/ovi-store- by-nokia-for-nokia-e71/?c=704x22186624
3. You should see a small window asking what phone you have. If not, try clicking the tab that says "compatible phones". You are going to notice that the Nokia E71x is not one of the phones listed so just go with the Nokia E71.
4. Click the orange "download app" tab on the right side of the page. A window will come up with instructions to download. Follow the instructions to download to phone. There will be a code that you need to write down.
5. Using your phone go to menu--media net--options(bot left)--go to web address--put in this address exactly http://m.getjar.com
6. Once you get to that web address, scroll down until you see the words "Quick download code" and click on that. It will then ask you for that code from step 4. Enter the code and click download. Shouldn't take long at all to download and install. When I was done, I switched off my phone and restarted it.
7. Once complete with the reboot, there will be an Ovi Store icon/app(a blue bag) under menu--Games&Apps.
Just remember you will need to register an account with them.

Download error - ovi store- N8

I was perfectly happy with my ovi store, until a week ago where I had to update my ovi store on my N8. I'm not sure if the problem is from the update or not, all I know is that every time I try to download something (anything for that matter), I get a download error without even starting the download and I am redirected to the '' My stuff " page with an inspiringly annoying caption saying: Download is not completed, please download file again. I can only wonder, is Ovi store suck? or is it just my phone? Does anyone have encountered this problem before? If yes, how did you solved it?
ps: I am not looking for formatting or rebooting or hard-wiring anything. I am much too scared for losing my memory and applications. There! I admitted it.

I have managed to get the Ovi store working on my N8 now, after a convoluted route.
There was a device software update reported by Ovi suite (from 011.012 to 014.002), which failed to install. I then did it successfully via over air update from Menu >Settings >Phone >Phone management >Device updates >Options >Check for updates
After this completed, Ovi store was still broke, but there was an Ovi store update available under the device updates location above. Selected this, which downloaded fine, started to install, but just hung on installing. After about 10 minutes I hit the cancel button, and it said installation successful!!. Went to the main menu, clicked the Ovi store icon, and it started a new look application (not the browser one). It then said an update was available, which downloaded and installed fine - and now connects to the Ovi store.
It worked for me, may even work for others.

Can not install Ovi Store Nokia 603

can not install shop. Tried to install four different versions, including misrepresented and that you download the browser when they click the icon.
At the end of the installation says: "Installation not possible"

Download this CWRT file to microSD card. Turn phone off insert in phone turn on. Then browse to CWRT file run. Then open up web browser go download ovi store file install. All fixed.
Note:
Make sure to install CWRT file in C:\ when prompt. This will not get lost when phone get reset.
Attachments:
CWRT Core 1.00(11124).sisx ‏810 KB

Ovi Store and Wifi in Nokia E7

When I try to download something from the Ovi Store using Wifi and the data connection from network off I get an error when I press download/buy.
I don't get the error when data is turned on.
This is normal or I have to reinstall Belle?
Greetings from Paraguay.
Claudio Bogado Pompa.

Hey Claudio_b_p,
Is your Wifi operating normally when simply browsing? are you able to maintain a steady connection to your Wifi?
Please try and install Store QML from betalabs.hopefully this will ammend any issues you are experiencing with Store.
I hope this helps!
Sheldrick
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Please help.downloading apps from ovi store over w...

i simply cannot download a single application from ovi store over wifi.its too costly over 3g .please help me.latest firmware updated.

You dont have change your wifi settings.(I hopr you dont have any probs with your internet connection)
Use this installation files and install reps.
http://my-maemo.com/download/repos/extras.install
http://my-maemo.com/download/repos/extras-testing.install
http://my-maemo.com/download/repos/extras-devel.install
And also check your nokia catalogues from appmanager.
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Why won't Ovi Store let me download any programs -...

I have an E71 and just updated the firmware. As moving settings over messed my wifi up last time, I opted to do this manually and reinstall all my programs - I set aside a few hours last night to get this done.
Ovi Store is widely known to have serious design flaws. The main being it does offer a direct download of the .sisx files on the PC version, only a text message with a link - which goes without saying is a terrible way of receiving files.
Last time I used the PC version my text messages showed up several days later - and this time none have appeared yet, as expected.
So I used the phones built-in Ovi Store, which does the job.
However, after just about installing all my programs I checked out the 'settings' in Ovi Store and saw that the default was for them to be stored on the memory card, which fundamental logic dictates is wrong - they go on the phone memory because it is faster.
Why is the default for programs to be stored somewhere no sensible, intelligent person would store them?
As there does not appear to be any semblance of a functional file system on the E71 (certainly not something capable of showing which memory various applications are saved to, or the option of being able to move them from the memory card back to the phone) I decided formatting the card would be the most sensible option.
I did this, lost a bunch of my apps that were on the memory card and went over to the Ovi store on my phone to re-download them.
It now has these apps greyed out as if they are still installed - which they are not!
I then went on my PC - and of course the website might as well not exist, because Nokia don't send me SMS messages for a few days, if at all.
I really don't know what I've done to deserve this. I've purchased two E71s, Nokia drive AND the traffic updates (which are now free) in the last 18 months - and all Nokia do is work as hard as they can to punish me, ruin my phone experience and force me onto the new Windows 7 phone that I am almost certain to order on release.
There is no coincidence about the degree of deliberately compromising hardware/software decisions I've complained about on this forum, Nokia never sending me programs I want via SMS but happily filling my SMS and email inbox with marketing - and waiting until I paid up for my Maps before making it free and now this.
It is clear that Nokia do NOT want me to enjoy their phone and buy an E72 soon - and instead want me to go with Windows 7. They have put great time, resources and effort into forcing me into this decision.
- Why does Ovi store online not have the manual download function that any sensible, reasonable human would demand?
- Why does the second-rate, third-world SMS download function not bother sending the link for several days?
- Why does the Ovi software install programs somewhere that no human with the slightest comprehension of IT skills would advocate installing them?
- Why does the Ovi software not let me re-install programs from the built-in store that are no longer on my phone?
I will be the last of my friends who have returned various phones such as the disasterous N97 and permamently moved to different phone manufacturers when my contract ends this summer.

1. Actually, any sensible intelligent person would store the programs on the memory card. Not doing so would mean that he has less knowledge of the phone. If any of the programs come into conflict with other programs causing certain problems like restarts general hangs, and unable to start the phone, if this app is on the phone memory, it would be hell of a problem. You can change it if you want. Your choice. Also I keep too many apps for them to be stored on phone memory. Python, Java 2.0, Flash Lite, MS Silverlight for Symbian and Ovi Maps already take up too much space to leave enough for buffer.
2. There is an application manager on the E71. Also, AFAIK the application manager also shows which memory the app is stored in (a little memory card icon beside apps in memory card). It should be in Menu>Tools>Manager
3. The apps are greyed out because you did not uninstall them properly. On the phone memory, where the Oinstallation logs are saved, there is no log of the apps being uninstalled, so Ovi Suite sees them as installed.
FOr the questions in bold:
1. This is done through a firefox plugin. We do not know why, but I suspect its with distribution rights and to make sure that only Nokia phones can access several apps that are exclusive for Nokia users only. For example, Gameloft and Polarbit gave away several paid games for free to Nokia users. If the apps were downloadable in sis files, the game manufacturers would not earn from Sony users who can get the files for their Satio for free through Nokia sites.
2. Not really sure. There are times I receive the SMS instantaneously, sometimes I receive them a few hours late.
3. False. In fact as I already stated above, it is more advisable to install apps in memory card as opposed to phone memory.
4. Also already explained above.
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Ovi Store - Major major Rant to Nokia - you may wa...

Another classic fail on Nokia's part!
Nokia has announced closure dates for Mosh and Widsets through e-mails and news releases along with the eventual replacement of these services by the new Ovi Store.
However, the smarts at Nokia have not included anything about when the Ovi Store is actually going to launch. Everywhere I read, it says the store is set to launch in May - but what's the date mate!??
A quick search of the Nokia website only adds to the ineptitude: http://europe.nokia.com/A41447096?qt=ovi+store+launch+date&x=19&y=8
In my opinion, the only thing going for Nokia is the fact that S60 has multi-tasking and some of their phones support US 3G (AT&T).
Nokia, you are really trying hard to **bleep** me off:
Customers are screaming what they want to see in the phones - but the honchos are too busy squandering their riches from the past (Programs which work in Silos like Nokia contacts, Friendview, etc).
Specific rants:
1. Ditch the cheap plastic cases - seriously! They are obvious and cheesy - N85 is a big fail because of it.
2. Use capacitive touch - I don't care what the hell your engineers say. Spend one hour with the iPhone and you will see how effortless capacitive is versus resistive.
3. Promote a standardized look and feel for apps through your SDK. Maintain customer expectation/experience and quality across all apps - created by Nokia or by a third-party developer. Does it even occur to you that’s one primary reason the iphone is so popular?
4. E71 - the camera is a joke compared to N73 which is three years older. This is not the precedent you want to set. News to you - technology should move forward - not backwards. The iPhone with a 2MP camera without flash takes phenomenally better pictures in daylight – after 3 E71 firmware updates. Get it? Fire the e71 camera division. It’s even worse when Nokia does not even accept they screwed up. And you wonder why Nokia has no market share in the US (hint the 5800 launch fiasco).
5. Firmware updates across the board!? E61 – just 3 years old – is a business phone. The browser sucks. It crashes all the time or runs out of memory. It’s an older version. UPDATE it! I paid $450 for that. You can’t leave it in the dirt after two years of half-hearted support. Why are your firmware updates 6 months apart? It’s unacceptable. The market and internet is evolving too fast for you to sit on your butt; either reduce the number of devices per service line (that’s another story) if you can’t handle them or hire more/smarter people.
6. EMEA, NAM, etc f/w update versions. Based on the updates you shoot out every 3-6 months, your QA guys are probably smoking crack. Even obvious fails slip through them. I can understand that hardware may differ over region-specific phones but it doesn’t warrant 3 month gaps between the region specific updates. Learn from your competitors – because these things will eat you. The end of your domination is already here – accept it to change things around. The 5800 alone will not save you and based on your price-range to specs for N97, I won’t count on it either (LED instead of Xenon for a $700 phone?).
7. Widgets. Do you remember 2 years ago at an announcement – you mentioned that there will be widgets which will let users input their flight details and the widget will alert then about its arrival or departure delays, airport conditions, etc? The services to offer this information are already here – e.g. FlightStats.com. But I don’t see the widgets anywhere?! What happened? Good idea/selling point but sounds like someone fell asleep. This should have been afocus of multitasking capability in a phone.
8. E-series. Aah… the award-winning phone that no credible reviewer had the balls to take a pock shot at. Instead, reviewers sounded like they were done a favor by getting to play with review handsets by justifing the poor camera, ‘oh it’s a business phone; its primary function is not to take pictures.’ If that’s the case, then why the hell does it pack a **bleep** e-mail client for 4 years even on its newest iteration? And why does the phone not recognize calendar invites!? Even gmail has worked that **bleep** out. Inexcusable! Do you guys use your own devices in a non-Nokia centric environment at all? I didn’t think so. BTW, Nokia email is a paid for app eventually, it is not a replacement for the inbuilt messaging client. A client and service are two different entities and should be maintained so if you want people to use your devices anywhere. For e.g. your browser doesn’t just work with your servers now, does it?
9. RAM. Why do your phones even today have miniscule amounts of RAM – usually just enough to get by - even though the prices have dropped exponentially?
10. Call log – how did you manage to screw this up even more? Call log used to work fine on the E61. But with the FP1 / E71, every incoming call is shown as a ‘cell phone icon’ even if the number is associated with a land line. Also why are you not using different icons for work, home, cell phones? Is that rocket science? BTW, what’s QA been up to – at this point you might want to call a narcotics raid on them. Don’t get me wrong, you had it working right a few years back. I know you’re new to it but repeat after me: technology should move forward - not backwards – with time.
11. Call log 2 – Where does all the information related to the call log get hidden? Because when I used synble, I noticed that ir was able to extract a hell of a lot more information from the call log than the phone's client. This is just sick. Winmo phones allow you to store THIRTY days worth of information. Not only that, I can go into a contact, and view my call history for that contact including durations for every call as long as it was all within the 30-day limit. Obviously synble has managed to pull a lot of it out from my E71. But shouldn't this have been part of your phone? So tell me, do you use any phones from your competitor at all? It might be wise to make a few purchases now. Plus if you want to learn from your competitior, you have to use it as your primary phone for 30 days and then go back to a Nokia and see what you can improve. This is the EASIEST way to improve/add features without investing into any 'smart' people for R&D and probably should have been your first step.
12. Call log 3 – You know how right after you’ve called a contact or received a call, you want to try to call that contact again but at another number from the contact profile? Well guess what – you have to go through the address book to look at the other numbers. Yes, you can’t open the contact profile or alternate calling numbers from the call log itself. **bleep**? Talk about basic UI workflow/routing design. At this point, I’m beginning to think you have someone on the design/QA team with a mild narcolepsy problem.
13. Contacts – Have you ever noticed how ‘easy’ it is to ‘delete’ a contact but hard to undo? I would think by the 5th iteration of S60 you would have got that down to a pat. I can hit the ‘back’ key and get a prompt to hit delete a contact. Nice. But if it’s a mistake, then what? I’m outta luck until the next time I sync. Plus, if my phone is set to sync automatically, then I will lose the information from my PC as well if it comes in range with my computer (I use Bluetooth and sutosync) or if I forget about restoring the information before I re-sync. Did it EVER #$%# occur to you that if you want to make deletion easy you have to make recovery just as easy, huh? Didn't think so. I am now beginning to think, Nokia folks secretly don't use their own phones.
14. Contacts 2: While we’re at it. If you begin to edit a contact and mid-way you decide to ‘cancel’ or discard all changes made to the contact (you haven’t saved yet). There is no way to do that. Seriously. I am sure many of you have noticed that by now – on FP1 at least – which is not that old and has seen tens of updates. From Nokia’s perspective, you probably want to ‘save’ all information on-the-fly as a user is typing to prevent accidental loss; which is a good thing. But would it kill ya' to also add a function to ‘discard’ all changes and revert back to previously saved version of the contact on the phone. It’s not rocket science again. UAT (User Acceptance Testing) – That should have caught this. You might want to schedule a talk with the department head.
15. Standard bookmarks in the browser that can’t be deleted. You asked for the hacking of your firmware. Because those bookmarks are useless and have never offered anything REMOTELY useful. They should have been removed from the browser by the second iteration 4 years ago. Or you should have built a team to develop content that's not discontenting. Besides, what’s wrong with allowing people rearrange those bookmarks? Plus the morons had to go right ahead and build a SEPARATE bookmark item for each link instead of putting them all in one folder called ‘Nokia’s junk’? You should be ashamed of yourselves. Instead of glorifying what you've accomplishe, how about spending some time over the failures? Because it looks like they are being carried over iteration after iteration.
I can go on forever, but I am gonna stop here – cause as usual – you are probably not listening. But for your sake I hope you do!
Times have changed; it’s not just about the hardware anymore – but more about the software. Also, if you can’t make your software to interact with non-nokia phones over the internet then you’re wasting your time (Nokia Friendview, etc). There are many platforms to compute - the internet has always been social and your time as a leader has already been squandered.
This vent was written in 10 minutes – so please excuse typos.
PS What's the ovi launch date?

l have a nokia 700. My problem ovi store,mailbox can't open. Please help me.

Posting Ovi Store Reviews = Nokia Account TERMINAT...

Here's the short version of my story, which is directly summarized in the subject above (and yes, my account is being terminated against my will).
1. create nokia account, use it to sign in to Ovi Store
2. post reviews for applications
3. have at least 6 of your reviews flagged with the "report issue" link
4. recieve notification that your account is terminated.
Q: "Why did you post so many reviews that were flagged using 'report issue'"?
A: My reviews were non-abusive. One such 'removed' review simply stated that 'Compass Touch' was a nice application and 'did what it said on the tin'.
Q: "Why not alert Nokia that reviews were being removed unjustly early in the process and avoid this final terminal fate"?
A: I tried. review removal notifications are sent via email, from the address [email protected]. Replying to this address resulted in email delivery failure notices: the account is dead and undeliverable.
Q: "So why not contact Nokia Customer Care directly"?
A: I did. After a multitude of emails I gave up: they are idiots. I never got them to understand that my issue was with REVIEWS being removed rather than APPLICATIONS being removed. The email chain has some of the most expressive and distressed language I have ever written.
Q: "Wait, so the account is closed. What does that mean"?
A: It means that I cannot buy more apps from the Ovi Store. In 3 months I spent $75 at the Ovi Store and now that revenue stream is cut off by Nokia themselves. All applications I have purchased are now irreversibly detached from association with any Nokia Account and I cannot re-register for an account with my username OR my email address for 6 months.
Q: "Big deal, 6 months, so what"?
A: Well, it is a big deal. Now I will almost certainly not buy anything ever again directly from the Ovi Store (loss of revenues to Nokia). If I do, I certainly won't post reviews of any apps (loss of quality control and PR for Nokia). Also note that I am developing 3 applications for S60v5 at the moment - and I am seriously finding it difficult to see a future for these applications on the Ovi Store.
Q: "Who cares if you don't post reviews anymore, your reviews were abusive"
A: No, they weren't. I can't stress that enough. My reviews were far from abusive and most of the reviews that were flagged were short, accurate and POSITIVE reviews. Moreover, as a user I was PENALIZED for posting MEANINGFUL REVIEWS. We've all seen the gobs and gobs of **bleep** reviews on the Ovi Store, right? The poor language, the obvious and crude Nokia bashing, the iPhone fanboy posts? If legitimate users with meaningful things to say are penalized for posting proper reviews, all we will have left are those **bleep** reviews that never belonged there in the first place.
Q: "Wait, what apps are you developing anyway"?
A: They aren't ready for public consumption, but will be released under the GPL when I am done. 'Bibliotouch' will be a free ebook reader with automatic bookmarking and social reviews that ties into the Gutenburg Project for free Public Domain books. 'NighPhone WebApps' will be an 'appstore' of sorts, providing an interface to search, test, and install widgets to launch iPhone WebApps on your Nokia device - complete with social reviews and 2 levels of installations (local bookmarks and local widget generation/installation). Finally 'NagNagNag' will be a Location Based Service that watches where you spend your time and allows for location based time budgeting, allowing you to setup alarms such as [nag me if i work more than 50 hours a week] or [nag me if i don't visit family at least once a season].
Q: "Hey those are good ideas for apps, can I steal the ideas and make them myself"?
A: Sure. Go for it. I'm still gonna write them myself too, and release them as open source projects, so do whatever you want to. Just be forewarned that Ovi Store might be a horrible horrible horrible place to distribute them.
-bit
N95-1 ---> N97-NAM ---> N900 ---> E7-00 + N900 (I use them both)
(N95 was pretty good, N97 had potential but utterly failed to deliver, N900 is absurdly good. Those of you wondering, "should I try N900/Maemo/MeeGo"? The answer is a resounding YES)

ravidavi wrote:
While I do feel bad for the author, after reading the initial post one big question stuck out in my mind: "Why on earth are you paying money to the Ovi Store?"
The store has been around for months, and there have been literally HUNDREDS of posts across the internet about people losing money. In addition, the customer service is abysmal and lawsuit-worthy,
[...snip...]
Again, while I do feel that you were booted out unfairly, bitflung you should look at this as an opportunity. At least you got out after only being $75 in the hole.
The Ovi store is like a Casino. The house always wins, and the customer should go in expecting to lose everything they went in with.
Ravi
fair enough. of course, if the store would ever be anything other than a money trap it would require early adopters. that's me. i still drive the first hybrid available in the USA (predates the prius, btw - Honda Insight). still own an original N95-1 (though i will sell it once my N97 gets voip support). etc etc etc.
I guess what i'm saying is, though lots of people have had issues i was still game for using the ovi store. if i had an issue with purchasing a single app and ended up loosing $1.99, i'd be aggravated. instead, i'm blown away: my whole account has been terminated. that's a whole different breed of broken. as an early adopter, this is the first time i feel truly stung by the flaws of a service provider. even my N95-1, with all of its problems, remains as functional today as it was last year. ovi store? not so much. it's like having my N95-1 suddenly disappear, or better yet like the N95-1 suddenly started rejecting my SIM card saying, "all those calls to your family look like prank calls to me, so i've terminated your mobile contract with AT&T".
anyway - surly i won't be spending any money at the ovi store again for quite some time (seems i can't even create a new account now because my mobile # is attached to the terminated account still).
-bit
N95-1 ---> N97-NAM ---> N900 ---> E7-00 + N900 (I use them both)
(N95 was pretty good, N97 had potential but utterly failed to deliver, N900 is absurdly good. Those of you wondering, "should I try N900/Maemo/MeeGo"? The answer is a resounding YES)

N9 - Download error on ovi store

I tried to download some software (File Manager Beta and Battery Usage) but failed.
Ovi store showed "Can't install" "Unable to continue installation due to unresolved error".
I tried both WLAN and 3G but it failed in both way.
How can I install applications from Ovi store?

Hey Akiran! Welcome to the Nokia forums.
Initially, verify that the app has downloaded to your computer. You can do this by searching your computer for the app name as it may have downloaded to an unfamiliar location. If you cannot find the application, delete all files from Temporary internet files -folder, and try download again. You can empty the folder from Internet options:
1. Close Nokia Ovi store
2. Open Control panel > (Network and Internet - in Category view of Windows Vista and 7) > Internet options and select General -tab
3. In Windows XP select Temporary Internet files > Settings > Views files. In Windows Vista and 7 select Browsing history > Settings > Views files
4. Delete all files from the Temporary Internet files -folder (all offline content will be deleted)
Alternatively check that internet connection is working correctly and that firewall or antivirus application settings does not prevent downloads.
If you you are not able to download the application, please contact Nokia Care, and let us know the application you were trying to purchase and any error messages that were displayed. Check the Contact us -link up in this page for local Nokia Care details.
I hope this will solve your problem!
Sheldrick
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E5 Ovi Store update Problem/Bug

Hi,
Had a notification that a newer version of Nokia / OVI store was available today (22/02/12 Ver. Ovistore_32prdSrv_1_22_014.sisx) so I downloaded and installed it.....
BUT....
It stores cache on the phone memory in a directory imagecache/Juniper and is full of all the icon pictures of apps on the nokia store.........so the phone memory is filling up.
EVEN WORSE...
If I go into my pictures gallery they are all being displayed there!!!
Can't find any of my own photo's because all these stupid icons/pictures from the store!
Nokia.....you really didn't test this update fully................. did you?
Solved!
Go to Solution.

Reinstalled The Device Software from Nokia Suite..........Still no joy
Open the Nokia Store from the main menu and its tell me I must download the new version or exit.
Download the new version and screws up the phone as per previous posts.
Does anyone know where to get the previous version that was active upto yesterday ??
i.e. BEFORE "Ovistore_32prdSrv_1_22_014"
Tried emailing Nokia from the OVI online store and I quote "Contact publisher for issues found in content: http://nokia.com/ | [email protected]" and the email bounced back!! Great customer support

Ovi Store Paid App not Available

every time i see 'Best Seller' tab is always not have paid app. I only see "no items available".
Are there anyone know why i have this error.
Sorry for my bad english im ind*n*sian
My Phone that I ever had :
1. E66
2. 500

Hey Dickofn, Welcome to the Nokia Forums.
What device are you using? Are you searching applications using Nokia Suite on PC or Ovi store in your device?
Try install Store QML onto your device, and see if this fixes your problem.
I hope this helps, looking forward to any extra information you may have.
Sheldrick
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OVI store app installation error - network connect...

Im downloading some app at ovi store in my PC using Nokia PC Suite, my N8 connects to my pc using Bluetooth.
i can install some app but some of them are cancelled with this error message "Network connection lost cancelling installation"
and there's a message to select a particular icon to continue installation, but i cant find that icon in my N8
some snapshot of this error is attached
what does it really mean? how can i fix this?
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We have the same issue!! I experience that alot of times!! I dont know how to fix it

Loosing ovi store icon

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