> > Military personnel in the US, for example, use a 24-hour > clock as do > >many international corporations. Visitors to the US may see > the N800 > >and decide to purchase one at a local CompUSA and be > disappointed that > >it uses US time. > > Well, I use English language on my N93 and it does the same > thing and it is pretty odd for me since I would prefer to use > English + 24 hour clock and I have used to the 24 hour clock. > But one can't ever get everything and it is not possible to > please everybody always at the same time. I'd vote for the ability to change that as even some English people use 24hr clocks (when they can) ;) Speaking of which, would it be that much extra effort to let people change the individual regional settings (e.g. decimal separator, date format). I can think of times when one might want to not have this specified (e.g. If I were an American living in Germany I might always want to use a US style date, but also a comma as a decimal separator). I'm sure there must be better illustrations that that one mind you! Cheers, Simon
