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2013-12-17
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Originally Posted by Silwer
Ohno... I remember this. With N9 it was the MfE protocol that did not allow syncing contacts over bluetooth. So if you had local contacts, everything was fine, but if you synchronised your contacts with MfE (which was more or less the only way to sync contacts on N9...), nothing was shown over BT.
I have same issue - no phone contacts. Car is BMW X3 E83 from 2007. Nokia N9 had same issue, however, Nokia N8 just worked fine. This is something that I expected to be solved in Jolla already...
Here's the bug confirmed by abustany: http://talk.maemo.org/showthread.php...54#post1125354
And here's w00t confirming that it's a WONTFIX
http://talk.maemo.org/showthread.php...70#post1194403
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@zamorph
As far as I know if you have "phone" built into the car itself(with all radio and other parts), so in order for this inbuilt "phone" to be able to register on cellular network and make calls you use rSAP thus sharing the SIM remotely.
When you only initiating and interacting with the calls from you car interface, but actual call is performed by the handset itself you only need PBAP to access the contacts stored in handset from car UI.
As far as I know if you have "phone" built into the car itself(with all radio and other parts), so in order for this inbuilt "phone" to be able to register on cellular network and make calls you use rSAP thus sharing the SIM remotely.
When you only initiating and interacting with the calls from you car interface, but actual call is performed by the handset itself you only need PBAP to access the contacts stored in handset from car UI.
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2013-12-17
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Originally Posted by ziller
[OT]My N9 syncs to Exchange with MfE and never had any problems showing contacts in car over BT[/OT]
Ohno... I remember this. With N9 it was the MfE protocol that did not allow syncing contacts over bluetooth. So if you had local contacts, everything was fine, but if you synchronised your contacts with MfE (which was more or less the only way to sync contacts on N9...), nothing was shown over BT.
Here's the bug confirmed by abustany: http://talk.maemo.org/showthread.php...54#post1125354
And here's w00t confirming that it's a WONTFIX
I don't know if it is RSAP or PBAP, but something is missing from Jolla to make it not show contacts in my car
Edit: Looks like @zlatko answered about protocols
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2013-12-17
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Originally Posted by gcalcott
i do not think it will come anytime soon...
I'm bonding with my Jolla...
Any news on an ETA for a native WhatsApp?
Thanks!
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2013-12-17
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Originally Posted by kpblxa
Why? There's already a library + Application for the N9. Should easy to be implemented for SF.
i do not think it will come anytime soon...
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2013-12-17
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Originally Posted by gaelic
At least I had the wifi/3g settings as shortcuts on the first page of settings and they show (a glimmering dot) if they are active. In the home screen you can see whether they are active or not in the cover (symbol a bit lighter = active).
- somehow fast changing of wifi/3g/bt should be possible
at the moment you have to go to settings and guess if something is active or not (I can't tell from the icons displayed)
so long ...
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2013-12-17
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Originally Posted by att
It should be possible via database export / import perhaps. After all, I think Harmattan people used quite sensible tools for implementation.
I think somebody hinted that it MIGHT be possible with syncing N9 messages to some cloud service and then syncing Jolla from there. I don't know if anybody actually tested it. Unfortunately I don't right now remember where I saw that...
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2013-12-17
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Day 1 and down to 50% battery by midday
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2013-12-17
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Originally Posted by DeeGee
I've yet to manage mounting a 64GB card formatted as two 32GB FAT partitions yet also. That doesn't seem to automount either. Anyone else managed this?
[edit] Oh, and the automounting of SD cards formatted with other than VFAT needs to be fixed, annoying to do it manually every time.
Really annoying that it doesn't support exFAT. I understand why but IMHO it's an essential.
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So then is it Bluetooth Phone Book Access Profile that needs to be implemented? I ask, because, when I was looking into buying the Nokia N9, I was reading that it needed SAP or rSAP - (Remote) SIM Access Profile.