Samsung D840 - user opinions and reviews

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damage my phone battery

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  • 2010-11-21 03:24
  • tet5
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My phone is down at the moment for the third time , apparently I have a problem with the screen and the slide connection cable, were can i order brand new repair items , would like to retrieve the items and without tarnishing them in any way.

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  • 2010-08-23 11:52
  • Mfxa
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how can i set d ringtone which is in memory card.....

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  • 2010-07-20 10:46
  • ut$C
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what is function of TV-out in d840 plz, any body can tell me .
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  • 2010-06-01 06:59
  • uWC6
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Can we recover deleted message on this handset

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  • 2010-01-08 16:06
  • 2SPi
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> In reply to Raju @ 2008-04-07 12:16 from w4gR - click to readyes there is a FCP ribbon which connects the slide with the main board.Which use to cut due to much usage of slide.This handset is made in such a way that u can see at the back side of the slide it does not get scratched even the slide is used for many times.But in other slide handsets it get scratched.This technique is responsible for the cutting of FCP ribbon.Because beauty is the matter,if your ribbon cuts then u can change it but if your phone get scratched then how could u rectify it.

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  • 2009-12-26 12:48
  • ut5m
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If you want to get java on ur phone u have to have both files of the game or app (.jaf and .jad) but if u only have the jar there are plenty of jad makers on the web. I personally hate that Samsung needs the jad file which is basically a file pointing to the jar. Well let's get on with it. If you have a USB cable transfer your apps and games (or u can simply use b-tooth) punch in *#9998*JAVAINSTALL# you then get "Activated" now you have to locate you jad files(same directory as jars) and simply launch them. The game/app will then be placed in the java world section. Will get back at u with the unlocking codes.

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  • 2009-09-14 18:08
  • mAZ$
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What is the difference between t629 compare to this phone?

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  • 2009-07-22 20:00
  • 0Y2g
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hey want to know wher could i get themes and games... and also want to know how they are installed.. i dony hv datacable wit me..?????

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  • 2009-05-27 11:22
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Hey how do you take java games or apps from pc to the phone samsung d840?? and how do you run them.. please i need full explaination...........

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  • 2009-05-19 19:48
  • PI%{
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> In reply to vishal @ 2008-02-05 11:18 from 2T77 - click to readi am also having the diverting problem so any one can help me?

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  • 2009-05-19 07:26
  • RK06
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> In reply to DieZz @ 2008-12-26 19:15 from mjPY - click to readhey please give me more using tips about this phone. its looking nice but bad thing is its having lot of restriction. very slow working in memory card and not having good software and not support to any software and very memory provide for internet. is there any tips for this problems then please inform.

my cell number is 9740780860. please msg me

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  • 2009-05-19 06:46
  • RK06
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how can be active gprs from warid and how can be go to internet from this mobile

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  • 2009-05-15 10:50
  • 2Ttg
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> In reply to DieZz @ 2008-12-26 19:15 from mjPY - click to readwow! Codes are working. It's cool.. do you have codes to get the manufacturing date?Can you share it to me?please....

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  • 2009-01-27 09:25
  • UD%1
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I have been using my d840 for almost 2 years now and its been doin fine. The model tho considered old for this fast changing celphone technology, is still considered in. Its sleek design (i got the silver) is classy and user friendly. But i had its flex wire replaced after a year of use, (common to slide and flip design)and probably thats the cause of why your monitor goes blank. Replace the flex and it will be fine.

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  • 2009-01-02 04:53
  • P@d3
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> In reply to Amra @ 2009-01-02 02:57 from 474r - click to readHi, just mentioned earlier that mine is 2 years old and been using same battery since. With regards to its power, it depends merely on your usage and so far its been doin as what the manufacturer specified of its usage/standby time. My trick is once in a while i had its power totally drained before charging it full. Actualy thats an old trick. Thats one way of prolonging the life of the battery. Happy New Year to evryone.

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  • 2009-01-02 04:15
  • P@d3
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> In reply to Lulla @ 2008-12-18 12:30 from Rxfx - click to readI have been using my d840 for almost 2 years now and its been doin fine. The model tho considered old for this fast changing celphone technology, is still considered in. Its sleek design (i got the silver) is classy and user friendly. But i had its flex wire replaced after a year of use, (common to slide and flip design)and probably thats the cause of why your monitor is blank. Replace the flex and it will be fine.

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  • 2009-01-02 04:01
  • P@d3
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I purchased this phone back in june of 07 and i really cannot complain about it. reading all your comments on here i need to be glad that i have not had any with mine. i probably just jinxed myself!!
everyone seems to be complaining about the battery here. how often do you use this phone in a day? maybe you ought to cut down on some of that usage?...just a suggestion. i usually have the charger right by my bed, so every morning while getting ready for work i charge it for up to an hour. so i always have full three bars.

can someone also put up some nice tricks this phone has? like someone below me had about checking the battery life. that would be cool.

thanks in advance to whoever responds to this :)

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  • 2009-01-02 02:57
  • 474r
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I've owned this phone for one year now and i'm pretty satisfied with it. Try one of the folowing *#9998*HELP# in standby mode and u will see lots of tweaks. Try *#0228# for batt info and if u want java on your mobile put both jad and jar files on your phone in other files folder type *#9998*JAVAINSTALL# in standby mode then go to other files and you should be able to install java (using jad file).

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  • 2008-12-26 19:15
  • mjPY
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> In reply to samsung hater @ 2008-12-22 10:54 from 32@K - click to readi have had a d 840 for 20 months now and im on my 4th one 2 of which fell silent as yours has thank god for phone insurance i have opera mini on mine and it works well good performance for what it is

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  • 2008-12-26 01:45
  • M@T2
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