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2010-01-30
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2010-01-30
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2010-01-30
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@ Montreal, Canada
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sorry to disappoint u guys but i guess d prob is not d sim its d phone...i am based in india and i had d same prob but i managed to correct it..go to settings-time n date and then u wud see that auto update of time is on and time zone is set to gmt or watever..uncheck auto update and adjust ur timezone n dnt check back auto update..close conversations and open them again d time wud be fine)
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2010-01-30
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2010-01-30
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2010-01-30
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2010-02-01
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@ Victoria, BC, Canada
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I just bought the n900 and it's great but I ran into bit of a problem regarding Conversations and SMS-
Somehow, every message I recieve is timestamped 5 Hours behind my time. I live in Toronto, Canada and my settings for Time and Date + World Clock are all set to reflect my time zone (+5 GMT) When I reply, it posts the correct time.
Example-
But, if I click on any of the received messages.. it shows two time stamps as seen below, the one to the right being the correct one.
I've double checked all the basic settings and nothing points to a solution. Perhaps the code can be changed to display the second, correct time stamp as the primary one? Any help would be tremendously appreciated!
Cheers!