Thermonuclear telephone resettage

My phone is getting increasingly unreliable (from all the abuse i've given it, i'm sure -- but it's been mutual abuse so i call it justified). I have now come to the point where i'm ready either to factory reset the machine using conventional means or with a mallet.

I have now learned that the way to positively wipe a Nokia Series 60 telephone so that nothing remains goes like this

• Shut down phone
• Remove memory card (just in case)
• Press and hold Green + 3 + * (star) + Power

Keep holding the four finger salute until your phone asks in which country it is. Voila, your phone is reset.

Before doing that, there are a couple of recommended measures.

• Stop Mail for Exchange synchronizing your mail box. MfE stores some email related stuff on your memory card which you want gone when the system is reset
• You can send yourself your podcast subscriptions by marking them in the Podcasting application then sending them to an email address using MMS
• Use Opera synch to get your Opera bookmarks to the cloud
• Use paper and pen to get your Web Browser bookmarks saved (or use the Nokia backup app on PC Suite)
• Use your favorite listing tool, write down what apps you have on your phone and where you got them
• Run PC Suite backup and synch your stuff with Mail for Exchange. In the state your phone is, it'll probably fail, but you can try nonetheless.
  
• Think, twice.
• Reset your phone.

And that's it. See you on the other side.