Do you know a quick key shortcut? How to make accent marks? Handy contacts management ? A failsafe way to remind yourself to pick up milk on the way home? Mobile blogging info?

Well don't keep them to yourself! Share below and help other 8125 users have more fun, be more efficient smartphone users and better communicators!

Pages added so far:

• Setting up Email on the 8125
• Use the 8125 as a Modem
• Synchronizing the 8125 with a computer
• Installing the 8125 Upgrade
• Transfer your SIM contacts to your 8125
• Transfer contacts from Motorola i730 to your 8125
• Adjusting Text Size on my 8125
• Changing Button Functions on my 8125
• Dropping phone calls
  

• External links:

  • Collection of apps and tweaks on HowardForums
  • Upgrading firmware - Look for ROMs from summiter
    

Quick tips

• Lithium-Ion batteries fail faster when cycled often and when kept at full charge; be sure to plug your phone into a charger or connect it to a PC via a mini-USB cable (ActiveSync is not needed) only as needed to ensure a days worth of power. Try to avoid charging the phone every day. This can mean the difference between a battery that lasts only 6 months and one that lasts over 2 years.
  
• Turn off the display when charging; it can make an impressive difference in the charging time.
  
• If your battery drains so much that the phone turns off by itself, and you cannot get it to charge with a USB connection to a computer (ActiveSync is not needed), try the charger instead, or vice versa.
• If you find that you need to keep re-aligning the touch screen, be sure to wipe the screen clean with a cloth after talking on it. Turning the device all the way off and back on again can also help stabilize the alignment. Dropping the phone also sometimes fixes the alignment, but that's not exactly a good idea. If all else fails, you may need to have it repaired or replaced.
• Turn off WiFi if you rarely use email or other internet services; it uses a noticeable amount of power.
• Turn off Bluetooth if you rarely use it; it can save a bit of power.