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sunjivas Posts: > 500

i didnt like se's menus bfor, but since the T68 i like 'em - nokia menus r crap comparitively

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Posted: 2002-10-05 20:36:00
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MrSavoy Posts: 267

Well I have been a fan of nokia since the 232 roughly 6 years or so ago and have had nokia phones since. My last nokia which I still have is the 8290. My first Ericsson is the T68m(soon to be upgraded to t8i) and I have to say I love it! The menus on this phone are incredibly easy to use and its layed out well. I am now a fan of SE and will probably stay with SE for the near future.

-Savoy
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Posted: 2002-10-05 21:00:00
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Mentor Posts: 13

I have been a Nokia user for almost 4 years, and yesterday I got the T300 ... When I started using the SE menues I did not notice any pros or cons from the Nokia. But after using the SE for a only 1 day I have found out how smart the Joystick is... Other than that the menues are very similar in functionality!
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Posted: 2002-10-05 22:40:00
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jb Posts: 303

I'm totally stupified everytime I get a nokia in my hands. One strange thing is that it doesn't hang up when you press what you think to be equivalent to "HANG UP/NO" on ericsson. It looks as if you hung up but you just returned to the menus. There are TWO buttons on each side, one for hanging up and one for navigating the menus. Eh.

I adored the 3210/6110/6150-sms-functionality. Newer ericsson-phones and SE-phones have an advantage in bigger screens (pixel-wise) and structured menus.
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Posted: 2002-10-05 23:02:00
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chucky egg Posts: 78

The thing I used to like about the Nokia menus was that the text was always clear.

I know this won't be a popular thing to say but... the actual menus on the 68i (once you get past the first stage with the graphics) are like using an old DOS computer or something.

The text sizes are good. I have mine set to "small" because I like to know where I am in a list, but the font is crap.
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Posted: 2002-10-05 23:23:00
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decoy7 Posts: > 500

T68 is the first to offer a joystick and Windows like menu so therefore may appear easier to use....but what short memories you all have...either that or just a limited experince of handsets.

Ericsson's are slow and new software doesnt help.
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Posted: 2002-10-05 23:30:00
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Korova Posts: 344

Since first using a Nokia Orange (the first Orange phone along with the Motorola mr1 to be released back in 1994, I think) I have always chosen Nokia phones purely because of their easy menus. Apart from a few features here and there, the one major thing that sets phones apart are their menus and software. Untill recently I would never have bought an Ericsson phone, but since they've changed the way they've structured their menu system and somewhat surpassed Nokia, it means I can choose a phone based purely on it's features.

So T68i it is!
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Posted: 2002-10-06 00:24:00
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gazobee Posts: 146

I used to think so when I had a nokia.

I'm not so sure now. The ericsson menu is a lot more intuitive on the T68x series of phones. I guess it's just what you are used to,
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Posted: 2002-10-06 01:45:00
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ferrarista44 Posts: > 500

nokia's menus arent necessarily better,
they just respond faster.
SE's menu has too much lag on the t68 for example.
in electronics, nanoseconds of lag is crap already, what more 1 sec of lag in t68...
but the features overpower the lag...
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Posted: 2002-10-06 02:45:00
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Rui_Costa Posts: 226

I think that Ericsson menus are more userfriendly then Nokia. But thats my opinion.



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[ This Message was edited by: Rui_Costa on 2002-10-06 02:38 ]
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Posted: 2002-10-06 03:38:00
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