i bought my wife a nokia N97 for xmas and received it a couple of days before. i had it on charge for about 4 hours and it said it was fully charged. yesterday she had it on charge all day and today we have gone to turn it on and quick as a flash ■■■■ all has happened. anybody any ideas?
any help is appreciated. if it doesnt work by the end of today vodafone will be getting a very angry phonecall on tuesday morning
Don’t the instructions in new phones tell you that the first charge has to be 16 (even 24) hours, thereafter it should only take 4 hours to fully recharge the battery?
Lee G:
i bought my wife a nokia N97 for xmas and received it a couple of days before. i had it on charge for about 4 hours and it said it was fully charged. yesterday she had it on charge all day and today we have gone to turn it on and quick as a flash [zb] all has happened. anybody any ideas?any help is appreciated. if it doesnt work by the end of today vodafone will be getting a very angry phonecall on tuesday morning
But But But! I am sorree I cannot understand you Sir 
Should have bought her an iPhone 3gs instead! I got one last week and it’s a great bit of kit.I’ve h
got different apps so I can watch live tv and look for road closures,accidents etc. £45 on an 18 month contract, 1200 minutes, unlimited Internet and texts. It’s a great gadget to browse the web and play games on!
joemaxi:
Should have bought her an iPhone 3gs instead! I got one last week and it’s a great bit of kit.
My thoughts exactly although I didn’t want to ‘rub it in’!! BTW, mine is the 3G (not the 3GS) but it is still a good bit of kit!!
i got it working after all, took the battery out, swore at it, threatened that it was going to bounce “like a ballerina” off the nearest wall if it didnt work, put the battery back in and hey presto, not a problem since.
i wonder why they dont put that method of defect rectification in the manual?
Lee G:
i got it working after all, took the battery out, swore at it, threatened that it was going to bounce “like a ballerina” off the nearest wall if it didnt work, put the battery back in and hey presto, not a problem since.i wonder why they dont put that method of defect rectification in the manual?
They’ve obviously missed a trick there mate, what you should do is publish an ‘alternative’ instruction booklet with info such as when you’re ■■■■■■ and the phone falls down the bog and you think it’s ■■■■■■ dont worry put it in the airing cupboard overnight and all will be fine