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No. And you cannot really transfer remotely files from PC to cellphone, you have to be in the imediate proximity of the PC to do such thing. D'oh!

No. And you cannot really transfer remotely files from PC to cellphone, you have to be in the imediate proximity of the PC to do such thing. D'oh!

Have you heard of internet? You know that each company has a web site where they provide info about their products? You can learn about Nokia phones at http://www.nokia.com/products You can learn about Symbian powered devices at http://www.symbian.org/devices Nokia 5330 is a Series 40 (Java...

No. And you cannot really transfer remotely files from PC to cellphone, you have to be in the imediate proximity of the PC to do such thing. D'oh!

If you have a Nokia phone visit Nokia's applications store, where there are many games and apps for you to download, many of them free as well. Ovi by Nokia can be found at http://www.ovi.com or http://store.ovi.com

That phone is old, get a new one.

Have you heard of internet? You know that each company has a web site where they provide info about their products? You can learn about Nokia phones at http://www.nokia.com/products You can learn about Symbian powered devices at http://www.symbian.org/devices Nokia 5330 is a Series 40 (Java...

That phone is old, get a new one.

That phone is old, get a new one.

Go to Nokia's Ovi Store and search for a suitable app: http://store.ovi.com

Does the phone come with PC companion software? Install it and search for the internet connectivity option. Alternatively, if the phone has WLAN, install the JoikuSpot app and will with transform the phone in a wlan access point.

Judging by the way you write I'm not so sure that you can read but just in case, find your answer's in phone's user guide. As for VoIP apps (voice over IP) now way dude, you can't have VoIP on Series 40 phones, that is a feature reserved for Nokia's Symbian smartphones.

The browser is good, but it is up to Facebook to decide what type of content it sends to a particular phone. Recently they have tried to send "mobile optimized" content to N900 and the users have protested against it, forcing Facebook to send the "normal" content to the phone. In fact, at the...

Weird question. What do you mean by "not working"? Fail to install? Fail to run? Not enough free space on device? There's nothing you could have deleted from the phone that would prevent a freshly installed Java application from running.

Weird question. What do you mean by "not working"? Fail to install? Fail to run? Not enough free space on device? There's nothing you could have deleted from the phone that would prevent a freshly installed Java application from running.

Weird question. What do you mean by "not working"? Fail to install? Fail to run? Not enough free space on device? There's nothing you could have deleted from the phone that would prevent a freshly installed Java application from running.

Weird question. What do you mean by "not working"? Fail to install? Fail to run? Not enough free space on device? There's nothing you could have deleted from the phone that would prevent a freshly installed Java application from running.

The browser is good, but it is up to Facebook to decide what type of content it sends to a particular phone. Recently they have tried to send "mobile optimized" content to N900 and the users have protested against it, forcing Facebook to send the "normal" content to the phone. In fact, at the...

There is no such thing as Carbide C++. Carbide.c++ is an IDE and yes, you can use if if you wish. As for your problem: find a developer forum, like Forum Nokia or http://developer.symbian.org and post your question there. But with proper details, like any developer would give, such as error...

Go to Nokia's Ovi Store and search for a suitable app: http://store.ovi.com