Showing posts with label nokia. Show all posts
Showing posts with label nokia. Show all posts

Nokia S40: Slow camera loading times

I haven't had a chance to clear out the memory card on my Nokia 6300 for about a year now. Mainly due to the fact I take so many random pictures that its really clogged up with over 485 photos.

Because of that, the camera would take about 15 seconds to load. Each time I start the camera, after the camera has taken a picture and after every time I change a setting on the camera. It starts to get really annoying!

The reason for this is because the camera software is stupid. Instead of saving the ID of the last photo and incrementing it when it needs to save, the S40 software decides to scan every frikken picture in your memory card until it finds an empty slot... every time the camera is activated.

One way to get around this is to use a faster memory card, but even that has its limitations.

My method is simple. By default, your pictures are stored in "MemoryCard\Images". Using the phone gallery (or your PC):

  • Rename the "Images" folder to something else (like "Images1")
  • Create a new folder called "Images"

Thats all you have to do! Your camera should load a heap quicker now! No need for a new memory card, deleting of any stuff or a defrag of any sort.

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By the end of this, your phone should be this fast!

Nokia Phones: Check your Firmware Software Version

Key in the following into the keypad. It'll show up as soon as you enter the last character.

*#0000#

Remove Nokia PC Sync 2 Synchronization Extension from Firefox

Yet another extension that gets installed without our permission. Honestly, can these fucken software companies just get off their high horses and ASK us if we want it or not?

Most of us will say yes if asked politely, and those who do not need that functionality (like me, I manage my mobile bookmarks myself) WILL NOT FUCKEN WANT IT!

Luckily, we can remove the PC Sync extension the same way we remove the Microsoft .NET Framework Assistant extension.

Rather than removing the key pointing to the .NET assistant, simply look for the key pointing to the Nokia path and delete it.

 
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