Hi. You can't use Nokia's pc suite app since that's a Windows app. You do
have several ways to install talks without needing Windows.
I set the usb connection mode of the phone to mass storage so my desktop can
see the sd card.
I copy the talks file to the memory card and use sighted help to select it in
the file browzer of the
phone after I've unplugged it from the computer.
I've also installed talks by using the phone's web browzer. It was easy to
guide a sighted person to go to talknav.com and select talks for
download.
Kenny
On Fri, Sep 10, 2010 at 01:45:16PM +0100, Michael Weaver wrote:
> Can software such as Talks be installed or reinstalled on the Nokia N82
> using Ubuntu and Orca?
> I ask because I have been told that I may need to do a hard reset of my
> phone because a few minutes after switching on my phone, apps are either
> slow to open or don't open at all in the case of Galery as I have been
> trying to find out how to take photos so maybe my parents might take
> holiday pics of me.
> I have been using Daisy2go as I have Talks Premium only I have
> transfered Daisy Books onto my SD card via the USB cable this is when I
> first noticed my phone appearing to be sluggish.
> I deleted one of my three audio books after listening to it and I have
> deleted the privacy information I may have stored on my phone while
> surfing the web on it but I still get this sluggishness a few minutes
> after I switch on my phone, the first couple of minutes or so it works
> fine for some reason.
> This is why I have been told I may need to do a hard reset and do some
> kind of reinstall which is why I ask if this can be done in Ubuntu
> similar to what I might do when transfering my Daisy books maybe.
>
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