I am unaware of any touch dialer applications for the Sony Ericsson P1i, there is huge demand for one though! Take a look at the Sony Ericsson P1i application market, you may be able to purchase a third-party product or motivate another developer to create a touch dialer.

I’m stacked up to my neck with projects but will be looking into developing a free application (with skinning support) so I can have the ‘iPhone experience’… and be lazy by avoiding the keyboard.

There is no ‘emulator’ for *.exe applications for the P1i, nor will there ever be. The application would essentially run Windows on your phone, even a Windows Mobile emulator is unrealistic.

I’m confident there are workarounds, you could use your 3G or wireless connection to access the Forex web service (if available) as well as commission a Symbian application which acts as an interface to the Forex platform. Have a look around and let me know how you get on.

My point is to install a forex trading platform into p1i but its seems to be impossible. Show me the way….

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I’ve never encountered an error message like that before. Try hard-resetting your phone or taking it to a Sony Ericsson repair shop to get looked at. My initial concern is the onboard camera is damaged, do video-phone calls with the main camera work? It’s worth a try as it will confirm whether this is a software or hardware fault.

I use Bluetooth regularly to transfer files where wireless connectivity is not available (no access point for 801.11B).

What software are you using to manage your computer’s Bluetooth connection, I use Bluesoleil 5, it’s perfect for Windows XP/Vista. I believe you devices must be paired to transfer files, a message is a bit different.

I’ll have to look into it but I’m confident P1i themes are stores in a user-restricted directory in phone memory. Do apply a theme place the *.utz file either in an accessible folder in phone memory or your M2 memory stick.

If the *.utz file is not applying it could be corrupted or built for a previous/future version of UIQ.