Nokia E72 Text to Speech Speakerphone Volume

Does anyone know how to increase the volume on the speakerphone with regard to the text to speech engine on the Nokia E72. It is too low and I cannot hear any notifications or messages being read to me.

use the volume key at side of phone its not very loud in any case
you can select options when its playing and look in settings there also but at that its still not high
If i have helped at all a click on the white star below would be nice thanks.
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Thank you for emailing Nokia Care.
It is true that the technical specifications does list the Text to speech as one of the applications installed on the Nokia 5530XM. You may refer to your user guide under the term 'Message reader' as well. Please open your applications folder and browse for your Text to speech folder.
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my friend who lost 90% of his eyesight is an avid Nokia user.
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Nokia E72 button light problem

guys really i began to hate that phone really it's the million time that i notice a bug or an issue
i can't enjoy my phone i bought it on 1/1/2011 and i feel like i wanna get ride of it :s
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i was replying to a text message and while texting the keypad light suddenly went of but the backlight of the screen was still on so i ignored this and continued typing then sent the message
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the keypad light was still in a coma so i had to reboot and it was solved
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and don't tell me to clase all app after finishing because i always do..
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firmware : 053.001
of 26 of nov 2010
Solved!
Go to Solution.

Hi Antonis,
I hope the below can answer your questions:
1- If you are using the Nokia C3-01, then the notification lights is indeed available. You can set it through: Menu>>Settings>>Display>>Notification details>>Set it to Show. At the same time, make sure that the light effects are set to "On". To do so, follow these steps: Menu>>Settings>>Lights>>Lights Effects>>On.
Once you set up the above on the Nokia C3-01, whenever you miss a call or a message, the notification light in the middle will work. It is actually located on the silver colored bar between the green and red buttons for calls. Also, the Nokia C3-01 has a very good battery life. Therefore, it might actually fit your requirements as it is a touch screen phone with a standard keypad for SMS typers such as yourself.
2- As for the E52 and the E72, they are actually both great phones and both of them have the notification lights. You can refer to the previous post for steps on how to set them up. But from personal experience, the light effects on the E52 is actually brighter than any other phone that i have seen. So, since you are also interested in the keyboard of the Nokia E52 for SMS purposes, I think you should go for that one.
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WLAN uses less power than 3G on most phones and particularly on the E72 which has a great autonomy with WLAN.
Here's the official spec:
- GSM 12 h 30 min
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Really? That's very strange. When I text chat with Nimbuzz over WLAN my battery seems to go down much quicker than
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markilou wrote:
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