Nokia 808 Flash goes on at a time of sms arrival

Hallo!
The flash light on my 808 goes on on its own frm time to time. Mainly it happens during SMS arrival. It goes on and stays on untill I switch it off by pushing slider down for few seconds. Accidental pressing of slider is excluded as it happens even when phone is laying on my desc. When I notice this I switch it off but it happened few times in the pocket and flash is draining battery.
I just send few SMS and observe that flash goes on for a moment but switches off. I wander if flash is somehow related to notification of SMS or other messages? Does anyone have same problem or can advise how to solve?
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I fixed it by disabling notification light for SMS

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Ive been a Nokia fanboy for the last 5 years, and have bought most of the smartphones produced by our very own Nokia. India is a very good market for Nokia, but since the past few years, people are just moving towards other platforms for some reason(s)..
Having said that, I would like to inform you that I bought the Nokia 808 PureView Cameraphone recently, and im enjoying the overall experience, though, I would like to give some of my suggestions for the future Nokia (Symbian) OS with a view to better it as a complete smartphone OS and lessen the number of unsatisfied customers. So, without wasting any more time, I'll come to the point straight away. Below are my opinions that ive summarized-
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- Im satisfied with the number of apps available, so this is not an issue with me
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Hello…I own an 808 PureView device. At the outset, I must congratulate you for creating such a marvelous device. It’s in all dimensions a brilliant Smartphone and has no major lags except a few which I would like to mention as suggestions to improve the general smoothness and usefulness of its User Interface (henceforth-UI).
The in-built gallery lacks ‘mark multiple items’ option which, if integrated, can be fruitfully used to delete or send multiple items though Bluetooth. Also, the in-built gallery lacks ‘renaming’ function which would otherwise be helpful in organizing the gallery items, and in giving custom names which are easy to remember and deal with.
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I have the new Nokia Lumia 1020. Unfortunately, every time I take a photo with the flash, it gives a yellow tint; the white balance is WAY off. I called support and Nokia Support said to swap the phone, which I did at AT&T. The 2nd phone has the same issue. I searched online, and several others are having the same problem.
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Hi,
I have a Nokia 808 PureView Type RM-807, Software version 112.020.0309. I can provide more details if needed.
I bought this device in Ukraine because that's where I work. There is no WCDMA 3G in Ukraine. EDGE peformance in Ukraine was fine. Currently I am travelling my home country, Germany, and have got local (German) SIM cards from O2 and from Vodaphone with a 3G data plan and was expecting being to able my phone with 3G in Germany, but alas, I am not.
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Dear Kosh,
I resetted my device a couple of weeks ago because of the Wi-Fi trouble reported in an independent thread, just to be sure that my phone was 100% "virgin". I did not restore any kind of backup after that but re-did all necessary settings, installs etc. manually and copied some of the old photos to the mass memory, that's it.
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Your advice of only making the most necessary settings is difficult to follow, because the crashes are more or less related to the amount of internet activity (either data volume or number of connections, I am not sure). No activity - no crash, the crashes always occur while I am doing something on the phone (that something could be anything - calling, browsing photos, uploading stuff to flickr, reading news with the pre-installed reuters app, trying to book a train ticket with DB navigator, ...). So I need to configure at least the built-in Nokia applications (mail, social network) and install some 3d party apps in order to be able to work on the phone enough to trigger the issue. What I could to is to leave out the "always on" apps like WhatsApp and TotalRecall. As I said, I will try to find a time window to do it.
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Some time ago I replaced the somewhat broken case of my Nokia 808 Pureview with other one, used, but in good physical condition. Everything went ok, no problem here.
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I am unable to spot a difference in colors of the photos taken before and after case change, but that doesn't mean much. The colors of the 808 were never on my favorite side (I always prefer the N8 colors, but this is also a matter of taste) and those taken with the xenon flash have a pink white tendency almost all the time (especially on subjects having lot of white) – but that was the same with the "old" case also.
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Cristi
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Hello, secarica. Thanks for sharing this with us. We'd like to clarify some details for us to better address your concern. Where did you purchase the case? Where are you located and have you taken the phone to a Care Point for an evaluation?
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There is strong dispute on this matter because everyone seems to like mobile connectivity these days, and yet the sale of connected devices is paramount business.
The debate's going over whether or not mobile phones are dangerous. It's like asking yourself if eating a lot of chocolates with liquor would get you tipsy: you'll inevitably get drunk if you continue the practice indefinitely.
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Just for you to know: the OMS (precisely the IARC) found direct connection between electromagnetic radiation (EMR) and cancer in living animals, and issued a warning. Most of the resarch groups though are funded by the industries which makes them very biased. Probably in 50 years time mobile phones will ship with a black patch like smokies warning that you could DIE becasue of their usage.
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damians04 wrote:
There is JavaScript under the browser settings but no flash on that list.
It's somewhere like Page >> Content: None / Load images (no flash) / All
If it's set to None or Load images (no flash) then browser won't load flash content. Actual menu names may vary as I don't have my phone at hand, and it's UI is not set to english anyway.
Sorry to butt in but the exact path is Menu > Settings > Page > Load content > All.
All the best.
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I thought they only have 5mp and ISO 100 or 200. How can I select 101~199 ISO.
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Some websites report an update for NOKIA 808 Pureview RM-807
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First time I read about the updates on the 4th March,
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now looking for the Update of Telephony software mentioned yesterday on AAS,
probably/hopefully available on the 20th or earlier.
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Some affordable lumia updates for nokia 808 ?

I am thinking of buying nokia 808 coz it has 41mp camera.
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It's unlikely that the 808 will see any of those features added to it by Nokia as it's different teams working on it now. Also with symbian in the process of being discontinued and the 808 slowly disappearing from sale it's unlikely that the time, effort or expense will be put into it.
Unless you are buying it purely for the camera as it is now I would avoid the 808.
Obviously this is just speculation, all you can really do is wait and see what happens as Nokia won't comment on it here.

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