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Nokia Maps: “Maximum number of connections in use”

Maximum number of connections in use - gersbo.dk

Ever come across this error?

As shown on the image to the left, the full error message is actually: “Maximum number of connections in use. Please close an active connection first.”.

It is fairly common and is caused by a restriction on the number of network connections a S60 handset will handle simultaneously. The site where I picked up the image shown on the left, suggests to press and hold the red “End Call” key, until the handset asks you if you want to “End packet data connection?”.

However, I recently managed to run into it in circumstances where the actual cause of the error was less obvious.

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So, my brand new N85 has a wobbly slide mechanism

Image of Nokia N95 next to N85 - gersbo.dk
Nokia N95 left - N85 right

I was going to gather some initial impressions of the Nokia N85 I received yesterday, but the first impression – besides noticing how sleek and good looking the N85 is – kind of stopped me cold: The N85 unit I have purchased has a wobbly slider.

The wobbliness appears to be very similar to that which plagued initial shipments of the original N95 (as I recall it). I will provide some more details further down, but first I would like to ask anyone reading this, what should I do about it?

Because I really do not know – I am stunned. Until I received the N85 I was convinced Nokia would make absolutely-100%-beyond-any-doubt sure not to release another handset with a wobbly slider. Given the history of the original N95’s wobbly slider - and the general criticism of Nseries sliders – there is just no way awareness of the problem has not made it to the right people inside Nokia. That the problem persists can only be chalked up to either extreme arrogance or negligence on Nokia’s part. I can see it no other way – I mean, the problem was fixed in later shipments of the original N95 so there must be information about how to deal with it inside Nokia’s organization.

But I do not know. My gut reaction is to return the N85 and get my money back. Wait for Nokia to address the problem as they did with the original N95, and then get another, more mature unit – or simply get some other phone now, like the Samsung i8510 Innov8.

So, that is option #1: Return the N85 and claim a refund.

On the other hand, Nokia did address the problem with the original N95. I had mine repaired (slider was replaced) under the warranty – I still have it and it is a much trusted, cherished and all-time favorite of mine.

So option #2: Keep the N85 and hope to have it repaired as soon as Nokia comes up with better slide mechanisms.

What do you think? What would you do? Do you own a N85 and does its slider wobble?

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Yours truly at Mobil Monday Denmark, November 3rd.

I have been given the privilege to present at the upcoming Mobile Monday Denmark meetup.

The theme for November’s Mobile Monday Denmark is “Traffic and Mobility” and my employer, mobile service provider OnlineCity, has been asked to present the SMS-based bus ticketing system we have developed – and operate – for the regional public bus transportation company, FynBus.

In my presentation I plan to focus on business models for mobile payment based on premium charged SMS.

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Nokia N85 unboxing video and images

 

I have been very busy today and have not any time to seriously check out my new Nokia N85 that arrived this morning.

I did manage to shoot a quick unboxing video and some images, included below.

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Nokia N85 arrived

N85 Unboxed - gersbo.dk

 

The N85 I ordered yesterday arrived at my workplace this morning – I took the above picture just after opening the box.

I will post initial thoughts and impressions; more images and video as soon as possible…

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Nokia N85 bought and paid for

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All I can do now is wait…

Nokia N85 units came into stock at online retailer Proshop this morning, and I immediately ordered one.

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Nokia N79 and N85 now available in stores

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Source: komplett.no

Just a quick update to my previous post about Nokia N79 and N85 availability - Nokia N85 is available from Norwegian online retailer komplett.no at 687 $ (DKK 4055), SIM free and including VAT.

Nokia N79 is available from both Danish and Norwegian retailers – a few examples:

mpx.no: 473 $ (DKK 2789), , SIM free including VAT

goblue.dk: 522 $ (DKK 3080), SIM free including VAT

monatel.dk: 524 $ (DKK 3089), SIM free including VAT

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