My Nokia 5800 (made in china) comes only with a fr...

I thought it should come with an 8 GIG one?
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Where does it say 3Gb? If you are just reading that from the phone's file manager, then perhaps try reformatting the card - it could be that something is corrupt and preventing the phone from reading the entire space.
As the others have said, there are not normally any 3Gb cards produced, so if the card has 3Gb physically written on it, then you need to be seriously worried about what you have been sold - if it is not a true Micro-SD card it would not have come from Nokia, so then you'd need to ask the question "Is the phone itself genuine?" - having said that, I've never yet seen 5800s coming from the well-known Chinese fakers.

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Hi I wanna know if nokia n8 is made in china?
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tabasco wrote:
The fact is China has a quality control problem, which is something Nokia should think about. It wasn't that long ago that they sold poisonous wheat gluten to the U.S, that killed hundreds of pets. It wasn't that long ago that the U.S. Bought drywall from China that all had to be replaced due to it giving off fumes and making people sick. It wasn't that long ago that the U.S. Bought tainted toothpaste from China that was recalled. Recently, they sold tainted infant milk that sickened a lot of infants. These are just a few I know about, I am sure these more.. I am sure in all these cases they said the quality of the product was the same as what you could buy else where. If I have a choice between something made in China or Finland, I would pick the Finland product. It's all backed up by facts.
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Hello,
I recently noticed that there are no letters on the dial keypad. This is a very necessary feature when entering a alphanumeric login in a voice menu system while on the phone. Do you have plans to add this in future firmware?
This was also pointed out in CNET's review of Nokia 5800.
http://cnettv.cnet.com/nokia-5800-xpress-music/9742-1_53-50004794.html
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Dear A,
Thank you for e-mailing the Nokia Care Contact Center.
I have reviewed your communication and understand that you seek a software update for the Nokia 5800 XM device. I understand how inconvenient this situation can be; however, I will be glad to assist you.
Adrian, I appreciate you bringing this matter to our attention. However, I regret to inform you that we cannot guarantee the next software update will include an alphanumeric keypad dialer for your Nokia 5800 XM device.
Nokia is consistently working to improve our product services and realizes the software update is important to you. Your comment in regards to adding an alphanumeric phone dialer to your Nokia 5800 XM device has been forwarded for immediate evaluation. We do appreciate the comments and value your business.
I do not have a release date for the next firmware update to your device. However, the best recommendation is to continue to monitor the Nokia Software Updater for your Nokia 5800 XM. For more information about the NSU, please visit the link below:
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Dear A,
Thank you for contacting Nokia Care.
Thank you for highlighting this, and I have also forwarded this to the engineering software department. Hopefully they will implement it in the next software release.
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If so.. what versions / how will be the ones made in Finland?

grschinon wrote:
shayesta wrote:
yep there is a little secret to were its made from. If your device is made in finland then this is the best build wereas other places like Hungary, China etc they will be bad build quality.
Given your rank, Shayesta, you should know better than to post rubbish like this.
As already confirmed several times by the moderators and by other forum members, some of much lower status than yours, the plant that manufactures a phone has no bearing whatsoever on the build quality of that phone. Whether the phone comes from Hungary, Finland, China or any of the Nokia plants spread around the world, the end product will be absolutely identical. All the factories manufacture phones with identical components, identical machinery and identical processes.
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You of all people should know better.
See... the problem that I have is this. In the last year and 5 months a close friend and I have purchased 5 Nokia phones. I started with an E51 followed by an E71, then an N85. He purchased a 5800, and now N97. All of these have been NAM phones except the E51. The two E-series phones are made in Finland according to the tags. The others are all made in China. The E51 was never a problem. I'm still using the E71 on a daily basis very heavily. The N85 was replaced by Nokia within 1 month of me purchasing it. It had a defective speaker at first which is what I sent it in for. When Nokia received it they said it would no longer power on and replaced it with a new one. The 5800 would not work on 3G from day one. It was sent in and, according to the repair had a defective radio and was fixed. Now, the N97 is experiencing the same defective speaker issue as the N85 and it's only just over a week old. It now must be sent in for repair. It's extremely disheartening.
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