Nokia, VoIP and N86

Does the Nokia N86 have the Internet Tel App like the N95 does?
I'm still on my Nokia N95 because we use a VoIP system at work and i have my phone connected to it when in range, the Nokia N96 does not have it nokia thought it would be "funny" to take this feature out, i believe Nokia thought it would be really funny to take it out of the Nokia N97 too, will the Nokia N86 have this so i can make VoIP calls without having to install rubbish 3rd part applications?

quackers82 wrote:
I downloaded SIP_VoIP_3_x_Settings_v2_0_en.sis onto my N86, still cannot make internet calls. I have no Internet .Tel Application and "Internet Call" is not an option when dialing. Most i can get is "Registered" under SIP Settings, but no application to dial or recieve.
Am i missing somthing Amadir?
You are just missing the actual VoIP configuration profile which must be created with the above mentioned SIP VoIP Settings plugin. Version of the plugin mentioned above should work basically on any 3rd Edt. FP2 phone other than N96 and N78 of course which don't seem to support VoIP at all.
After you have installed the SIP VoIP Settings plugin you will have a new "Advanced VoIP Settings" module visible on the phones "Net Settings" application. I'm not sure about the default menu structure of the N86 but typically Net Settings entry can be found either under Settings -> Connectivity or it could be located directly in the "Control Panel" menu. Look around and you will find it somewhere on the N86 menus.
Go to the Net Settings application and select Advanced VoIP Settings -> Create New Service. Either select your your existing SIP settings or define new SIP profile and you will have a new VoIP profile available to be used.
Starting with VoIP rel. 3.x (3rd Edt. FP2) phones there is no way to manually define VoIP settings on the phone UI without installing the VoIP Settings plugin and using the it via Net Settings.
Also a separate "Internet Telephony" application (where VoIP registration status was controlled previously) does not exist anymore but instead VoIP activation/deactivation has been integrated in to the "Contacts" application, after you have created the VoIP settings and profile as mentioned above.
Your VoIP service should show up as an new "Tab" (named as your VoIP settings profile) on the Contacts and from this Tab you can activate and later de-activate (Option -> deactivate service) the VoIP registration. Once VoIP registration has been successfully established you should be able to call "Internet Call" type of calls to your contacts similarly to earlier generation VoIP enabled phones (E66, E71, N95 etc.).

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Hello respected, Today I had bought this remarkable device, Nokia N86. All right, if any problem. The computer in an emphasis does not wish to see phone. The standard cable, latest applications from a site of the manufacturer is used, but synchronisation neither through Nokia PC Suite, nor through Nokia Ovi Suite does not occur. Phone simply is not defined, sometimes forces to choose a way of connection three times. Elementary, in appendix Nokia Ovi Suite even it is impossible to choose preferred memory! Tell respected, what to me to do? In hope of an early reply, yours faithfully, Ivan. Sorry for bad English. Russian support don`t want to work.

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Which is better depends on which features you use the most and whether you prefer qwerty or T9.
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Your phone's battery may need replacing sooner than you think, at least in my experience. And the symptoms of an old battery are so weird that it is hard to believe that the battery alone could be the sole cause.
My Nokia E51 and Nokia N86 have both gone through expired batteries after two to three years. In both cases, the diagnosis was difficult, so I am documenting here some of the strange behavior I saw with these phones as they began to exhaust their batteries and become in need of a replacement battery.
Battery life in itself is not enough to show when a battery is beginning to experience ageing problems: both these phones were able to hold a charge for at least a day of light use and could make calls even when, for running other programs, the battery was beyond its useful life.
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Trying to diagnose this simple problem was maddening at times: I did all possible resets, reinstalls of firmware etc etc, all to no avail.
The symptoms typically did not appear all the time. The arbitrariness and wide range of symptoms is very confusing, and likely to make you think there are multiple faults with your phone, or that it is somehow fundamentally broken.
In that case, paying $30 or more for a new battery is a risk, especially if you are not sure it will fix your phone. But for me, with both these phones, a new battery fixed multiple unconnected annoyances that had been building up for months and I once again became a happy owner.
I speculate that an old battery can maintain a certain voltage, and appear charged on the indicator, but has problems delivering sufficient current (or power) when called upon by the processor to do certain operations, such as using or even launching programs such as a web browser or email.
If you are buying a secondhand phone (as I did with the Nokia N86), this is an especially difficult issue. The previous owner may not have used the phone for a while and may not have noticed these symptoms. Or they may be selling the phone just because it started 'going wrong' and they wanted to pass the problem on to someone else! If you are the buyer, you have to decide if it is worth investing more money in this phone to possibly fix it with a new battery. If you are selling an old phone, you might want to consider buying a new battery before you sell it, saving the buyer--and you--from an acrimonious debate about whether the phone is faulty and who is responsible.
I put this posting here for others who may be searching for advice when experiencing these symptoms, because I could find nothing to help me on this board. I also could not find detailed descriptions of typical old-battery symptoms in Nokia's own support documents. If you have other symptoms you can add, please contribute.

I think this is very interesting subject.
I use now 3 different batteries for my Nokia E6 and will further on make a stetement if I discover difference between the batteries.
One battery is now a over 2 years old and was used in a Nokia E52 for example.
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Hi,
My brother bought a Nokia 5030 phone for his trip to the USA, on the Nokia website at http://europe.nokia.com/find-products/devices/nokia-5030/specifications Nokia 5030 according to specifications it support the following frequencies: EGSM 900/1800
GSM 850/1900
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Before buying we checked with Nokia support and they told him that the phone should work in the USA. Now he is there and his Nokia 5030 couldn't detect any operator either by auto or manual search, he tried putting his SIM card in another phone and it detected a network, so its not the SIM.
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Hi,
I see I’m not the only one that encountered that issue.
I think that unless you have a manual or box that says that the device supports GSM 850/1900 frequencies, it will unfortunately not work and I think that software update won’t solve it as it appears to be a hardware issue.
Its looks like that they’ve listed this phone as a quadband in their internal documentation so that the tech support and sales thinks that this phone is a quadband while its not.
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I hope that Nokia will notice and finally update the Nokia 5030 online specifications page, so that it would explicitly state that Nokia 5030 is not a quadband phone, like they did with their other phones.
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After escalating my support request, and speaking to the customer support manager (and repeatedly asking for them to verify it with global Nokia), Nokia Israel (It’s actually represented in Israel by a company called Eurocom) acknowledged my request to return the phone for a full refund to the retailer, and offered me a small compensation (which I guess is better that no compensation at all).
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