[General]
[Features]
[Enhancements]
General
How many colors does the Nokia 6800's color screen
support and what is the size of the display?
The high-resolution color screen supports up to 4096
colors within 128 x 128 pixels.
Which sound formats does the Nokia 6800 support?
The supported sound formats are polyphonic ring tones
(MIDI), Nokia Ring Tones (monophonic tones) and SP-MIDI.
Will the Nokia 6800 only have an English language
keyboard? What about my language?
In Europe and Africa, the Nokia 6800 will have 14 messaging
keyboard versions supporting 28 languages (Arabic, Croatian,
Czech, Danish, Dutch, English, Estonian, Finnish, French,
German, Greek, Hebrew, Hungarian, Italian, Latvian,
Lithuanian, Norwegian, Polish, Portuguese, Romanian,
Russian, Swedish, Serbian, Slovak, Slovenian, Spanish,
Turkish, Ukrainian).
Languages not supported: Bulgarian, Icelandic and Farsi.
In Asia Pacific, the Nokia 6800 will have 2 keyboard
versions supporting 4 languages (Bahasa Indonesia, Bahasa
Malaysia, English and Thai).
Languages not supported in APAC: Chinese, Vietnamese
and Hindi.
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Features
What data options does the Nokia 6800 have and what
are the data speeds?
The Nokia 6800 supports CSD (Circuit Switched Data,
up to 14.4 kbps), HSCSD (High Speed Circuit Switched
Data, up to 43.2 kbps) and GPRS (General Packet Radio
Service). The Nokia 6800 supports GPRS multislot class
6, which enables 3+1 and 2+2 (receiving/sending) connection
and is optimal for browsing and downloading.
Which WAP features are supported?
The Nokia 6800 supports five WAP connection settings.
WAP 1.2.1 features include: push service message indication,
Direct calling (WTAI "Wireless Telephony Application
Interface" Public library), Predictive text input
in WAP, Cookies, Downloadable Contact (vCard) and Calendar
(vCal) items.
What is the notes feature?
The notes feature allows users of the Nokia 6800 to
write notes up to 3000 characters long. Users can then
transfer the written note to a PC (via the PC Suite)
or send it as a multimedia message to an e-mail address
or other MMS-enabled mobile phone.
E-mail
Which mail servers are supported?
Servers using IMAP4/POP3/SMTP standards are supported.
For example:
- Cyrus IMAPD Mail Server
- HP OpenMail
- Lotus Domino Mail R5
- Microsoft Exchange
- Netscape Messaging Server
- Stalker CommuniGate Pro Mail Server
- Sun Internet Mail Server
- University of Washington IMAP4 Server
NB: Attachments are not supported. The Nokia 6800 has
been optimized for text e-mail.
SMS
What is the SMS distribution list feature?
The SMS distribution list allows users of the Nokia
6800 to send out a text message (SMS) to a group of
people using a distribution list. Users can create a
distribution list (e.g. "Sales force") and
add up to 50 names/numbers. The user can then send an
SMS to each member of the distribution list simply by
putting the distribution list name in the recipient
field, instead of having to add each name separately.
It works in the same way that an e-mail distribution
list works.
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MMS
Are Nokia 6800 MMS messages compatible with other
manufacturers' products?
Yes, if the other manufacturer supports the 3GPP and
WAP Forum MMS specifications and the MMS Conformance
Document.
What is the average size of an MMS message that
can be sent by or received by the Nokia 6800?
The average size of an MMS is around 10 kB with text
and default size image (122x96), and 45 kB with text
and image.
How much text can be included in an MMS message
sent from the Nokia 6800?
Up to a thousand characters are supported in one MMS
message.
What is the maximum size of a picture that can be
sent by the Nokia 6800?
Images up to VGA (640X480 pixels) size can be zoomed
onto the screen, and the same messages can be sent from
the phone. In terms of image data volume, all of the
45 kB of the message can be used by one single image.
What are the image and audio formats used in Nokia
6800 MMS?
For images: JPEG, GIF87a, GIF89a, WBMP and PNG. For
sound: polyphonic ringing tones (MIDI), Nokia Ring Tones
(monophonic tones) and SP-MIDI.
Can you purchase a digital camera and use it with
this phone, similar to the Nokia 9210?
A Nokia Camera Headset enhancement can be used to display
photos directly to the mobile phone. This is a small
and light combination of a digital add-on Camera and
Headset to enable users to take pictures and transfer
to the Nokia 6800. From the Nokia 6800, you can then
send the picture as a MMS message, set it as wallpaper
or send it to a compatible PC.
However, transferring digital images from an external
camera directly to the Nokia 6800 is not possible. Images
from a digital camera can be transferred through a PC
to the Club Nokia Photo Zone, and from there sent as
an MMS message to the Nokia 6800. It is then possible
to use that picture as wallpaper.
Can I change the screensaver image?
The digital clock screensaver in the Nokia 6800 is fixed
and cannot be replaced.
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Java™
How does Java™ technology benefit phone users?
Java™ technology makes the phone more exciting
to use. Users can personalize their handset by selecting
the applications they want. The Nokia 6800 supports
the downloading of Java™ applications both over
WAP and via the PC Suite.
How many applications can be downloaded into the
Nokia 6800?
The memory reserved for Java™ applications in the
Nokia 6800 is shared. The maximum size of an application
downloaded over-the-air via WAP is 64kB. If the downloaded
applications are smaller, there is space for more applications.
It is possible to download up to 64kB from the Internet
to a PC and then transfer it to the phone using the
Nokia PC Suite.
Note: The capacity described here refers to the overall
application memory. The Nokia 6800 has some pre-loaded
Java™ applications that occupy a certain amount
of memory. The Java™ applications in the phone
can be erased and new ones can be downloaded to replace
them.
Which Java™ applications does the Nokia 6800
have pre-installed?
Pre-installed Java™ applications on the Nokia 6800
include a Portfolio Manager (to track stocks and other
securities), a Converter (for currencies, temperature,
weight and other measures) and Java™ games: Triple
Pop and Bounce.
Where can I find Java™ applications to download?
Many parties will be offering Java™ applications.
Operators will have a key role in ensuring that their
subscribers have easy access to downloadable applications.
Visit http://www.nokia.com/shop for
a wide selection of digital services for the Nokia 6800
messaging device.
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Remote synchronization with SyncML technology
What is SyncML technology?
SyncML aims to deliver an open, industry-wide specification
for the universal synchronization of remote data and
personal information across multiple networks, platforms
and devices. The aim of the SyncML initiative is to
develop a single, common data synchronization protocol
that could be used widely, in every compatible device
and application.
Can I sync my e-mail with SyncML technology?
Not with the current implementation of SyncML.
Wallet
What can you do with the wallet?
The wallet application enables users to make convenient
on-line transactions via a WAP browser, i.e. the user
can fetch the information from the wallet to the WML
browser. You can also use the wallet for storing your
personal information, e.g. user names, passwords and
numbers. You can have the information of 5 credit cards
and save up to 30 confidential personal notes like passwords
and usernames into the Nokia 6800 wallet.
How is the security guaranteed in the wallet application?
The data inside the wallet is protected by a user definable
wallet code. In the transaction itself, in addition
to the normal GSM/WAP security measures, the Nokia 6800
also supports the security module (WIM) for client authentication
and encrypted digital signature. In this product, the
WIM is located in the SIM card.
What is WIM?
The WIM, i.e. Wireless Identity Module, is a security
module on the handset, which is used for authentication.
Its main function is to enable digital signatures. WIM
functionalities are based on WPKI (Wireless Public Key
Infrastructure). Wireless PKI covers the infrastructure
and the procedures required to enable the trust provisioning
needed for authentication and digital signatures for
servers and clients.
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Enhancements
What is the Pop-Port™ interface connector?
The Nokia Pop-Port™ connector will be a primary
interface connector in future Nokia phones. It has been
designed for the mobile environment and supports advanced
functionalities, such as digital accessory identification,
stereo audio or fast data connectivity. Pop-Port™
is a trademark of Nokia Corporation. In addition to
the Nokia 6800, the Nokia 6100, 6610, 7210 and the Nokia
7250 phones also have a Pop-Port™ interface.
Which enhancements are available for the Pop-Port™
interface?
Current enhancements available include Boom Headset,
Camera Headset, Stereo Headset, Inductive Loopset, Headrest
Handsfree, Connectivity Adapter Cable, Vehicle Accessories,
Travel Charger, Mobile Charger and Nokia Music Stand.
Can I use my older Nokia accessories with a Pop-Port™
compatible Nokia phone?
You cannot use your older accessories with a Pop-Port™
compatible Nokia phone with the exception of Nokia chargers.
For detailed information, see your Nokia phone User
Guide.
For more detailed FAQ, please visit www.nokia.com/phones/6800
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