February 23, 2007 • 3:10 pm
The W850i is an absolute all-in-one entertainment gadget i assume. Not to be a fanboy myself (trying to hide it) but of course I would like to share with you some of the function of operating the 2.0 Megapixel camera inside this handphone. Really a lot of nifty function, that I didn’t found in the W810i though.
Here’s the White version of W850i.
To start, kindly slide down your phone to unlock the phone.
And then select camera from the menu.
With the camera selected, you are almost ready to go with shooting spree. But wait, there are a lot of hidden tools beneath the softkeys. Which, to reveal it, press on the 0 (zero) on the dialing keypad, and there will be indication written on the lcd screen of the phone.
As indicated on the help screen, it did said something about extra button on the top of the phone. But where is it? Note the extra “bumpy” area at the side.
Both of it are button which one of it activates the Flashlight on the fly.
While the other one lets you select what kind of mode you want to shoot, be it, normal, panorama, frame (you can shoot with props around your face, eg. cage) or burst mode (shooting a lot of pictures at a rapid speed). Enjoy!
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February 4, 2007 • 2:22 pm
There are times that happen to be us buying a new phone from somewhere, reliable that requires us to insert a SIM card on our own. Here is a quick guide to share with you for those that are using this beautiful W850i from Sony Ericsson.
First of all, you’ll have to turn the phone with the back/battery cover facing you.
By placing the fingers in it’s place, without touching or smearing the screen at all, GENTLY apply mild force to push upward from your thumb while your index finger acts as a support. And without much cow strength, you’ll be able to pull the cover off. Upon inspection you’ll first spot the battery in its place.
Locate the bottom of the phone as you can see there’s a spot on the bottom left/right that you can easily pick up the battery…
And lift it away.
With the battery taken off it’s place, make sure you place it in somewhere safe temporary, while on the other hand, you are now prepared to insert the SIM card into the slot provided inside the back of the phone. As you can see on the picture above, are the eletronic chip that stores most of your phonebook numbers and information which is very important on not scratching it.
With the eletronic chip facing downward, gently push the SIM card into the slot.
And without much force, you will be able to fit it perfectly. And this applies to most of other phone models as the SIM cards has standard sizes. Enjoy!
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February 22, 2006 • 4:52 pm
For you that is using one of the phone service provider called DiGi in Malaysia. You might sometime questions on how to check remaining balance on your account.
Key in the magic code , *126# and press on SEND
And wait…
Congratulations!
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February 20, 2006 • 2:52 pm
So you got a reload card from your favourite local mobile phone stall. But you had no idea how you can do it by not calling the operator. Here’s the DiGi’s way.
Here’s an example of a R.M.30 reload card. Works on any other amount as well. Applicable to 7Eleven’s reload coupon as well.
By turn to the backof the card, I was , ‘wow’, they changed the way how it looks.
Scratch off the area indicated, no cow strength needed
Upon seeing the numbers are visible, you can start to take up your mobile phone.
Before key in the codes, add in *123* in front first. Don’t ask me why, i don’t know why. 
Then follow by the 14 digits you found on the card. End it with a hash (#) Insert it carefully, if you mis-entered the code 3 time, you might get your number barred from calls. And you need to go to the phone centre to unlock it.
When you’re done, press SEND, and wait for the coming instruction.
You’re Done!
Congratulations.
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February 19, 2006 • 2:49 am
This might apply to most of other Sony Ericsson phone. What you need is a phone and a handphone charger which you’ll be able to get it around any mobile phone shop for R.M.15 (Not originally made by Sony Ericsson).
You need a handphone for this. Any Sony Ericsson phone would fit into this tutorial.
A typical charger for Sony Ericsson would look like this. Notice the charger’s head and arrow indicating on how to plug it in.
Locate an empty slot for you to put your charger on.
Insert it according to the pin, not the other way round, which you are not able to do it anyway 
Inspect the charger’s head, and prepare to insert it into your phone.
No cow-like strength are needed for this, gently push it in.
And you’re done!
You might notice that the ‘green led’ lit up even before i switch on the power, it’s not that it’s breaking down, it’s just indicating that your phone’s is ready to be charged. And it’s functioning properly.
Switch it on and you’re ready to go!
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