Now put the battery back in n switch on your phone...most probably all the predefined stuff must be gone...if not try again n remove battery sometime between 12 n 13 sec. If still not gone then live with it . Try this out n post here if it works or not.

I see so many posts everyday askin how to remove predefined items n now that i finally post the trick nobody tells me if they tried it

been thinking about doing this,but first need to know:do you lose bookmarks,wap settings and of course-games?

Yup man its a master reset so you'll lose everythin but after freein your phone of all the s**t stuff you can start over again

Guess i can live with 1 op logo and 2 stupid se ringtones for now

It works but not on all phones due to software diff. And even if not all the predifined stuf goes there is a memory improvement. THIS TRICK IS ANCIENT GUYS!

Another way is to create a file in notepad with the same name as the file you want to remove. Remember to use the save as file to get the right extension. Then the file will be unlocked, and it will be possible to remove the fake file without problems. :-) hope that helps.

I had read this also somewhere but when i tried this it did not work...when i tried to replace predefined item it just created two files of the same name.

works only for games

Eh...all games could be deleted just like that on my t610

Tryed it. what can i say? well it worked wanted to let u know sooner but lost all my wap conctions

Looks like you didnt write down your wap settings lol.

I wouldnt want an 1 op logo im fine wit tmobile i mean it aint even dat serious. And its not worth loosin ur saved s**t...but dats jst my opinion.

Lol

Here is a very good but slightly technical tip to save lots of space on phones which play both mp3 n mp4 but dont have expandable memory...perfect example...K700i. First of all instead to downloadin 128 or 228kbps stereo mp3s you should get 64kbps mono ones...these take less space n you wont even notice the difference on your mobile speakers. Now usin softwares such as dbpoweramp or....(contd.)

(Contd.) Or nero wave editor(or any other for which you can search on google web) you should convert your mp3 files to mp4 files...there will be hardly any loss in quality n your files will take less than 50% of original space hence you free up lots of space. ENJOY! :-D

or convert to ogg format,and save even more space.indeed,...oggplayer1.1 is the answer!

Or get a bigger mmc hello 4om all us at nokia!

Is oggplayer a java application? Anyways ogg player doesnt really free that much space, its more bout preservin quality, streamin, free n open source etc.

Oggplayer is symbian(sis),i have it on my p9,and it provides excellent audio @ 40-50% filesize of mp3 format.