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On 2003-02-19 04:37, jplacson wrote:
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On 2003-02-18 23:13, ohm wrote:
my first impression was the lack of the standardized operating software: yes, symbian series 6 !!
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didn't choose symbian ? the resolution of the screen perfectly matches the nokia 7650 !
Where does it say it's not using Symbian? And why the hell would SE use Nokia's Series 60?!?!?!?
why not ????
so, current developers can easily develop programs for z1010, as well as, one, who buy z1010 can also use current programs written already for series 60 platform !!
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Posted: 2003-02-19 10:30:00
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DUH...maybe because SE and Nokia are rivals???? DUH!!! That would be like Benz buying engines from BMW. Why on earth would you do something to give more profit to your competition??!?!?! How dumb would that be?
The reason why OTHER mobile phone companies are licensing Series 60 from Nokia is because they do not have the time to develop their own Symbian UI. This costs them as well, since Nokia gets a share of their sales.
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Posted: 2003-02-19 10:40:00
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On 2003-02-19 10:40, jplacson wrote:
DUH...maybe because SE and Nokia are rivals???? DUH!!! That would be like Benz buying engines from BMW. Why on earth would you do something to give more profit to your competition??!?!?! How dumb would that be?
The reason why OTHER mobile phone companies are licensing Series 60 from Nokia is because they do not have the time to develop their own Symbian UI. This costs them as well, since Nokia gets a share of their sales.
think twice before you talk and especially before saying "dumb" to someone else !!
maybe you have to check this link before you talk rubbish !
http://www.infosync.no/news/2002/n/3076.html
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[ This Message was edited by: ohm on 2003-02-19 10:02 ]
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Posted: 2003-02-19 11:01:00
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Yes, I read it... so? It says they're aligning developer tools. SE is still using UIQ and Nokia, their own Series 60. What of it???
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Posted: 2003-02-19 11:08:00
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I think the Z1010 is a bit too big for my taste. Just look at the image that Hobbes linked to a few posts ago, where you can see a guy holding it. It is _not_ the size of a Panasonic GD87, or Samsung T100, but considerably bigger.
I don't think it is too big for the market (lots of people do not care that much, the success of P800 and 7650 is a proof of that), but I would personally rather like a phone that is the size of the T68i.
Face it --- all the 3G phones will be huge in the beginning...
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Posted: 2003-02-19 11:24:00
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You are right, 3G phones are going to be larger than ordinary gsm. But then, you NEED a large screen for video calls, and you need a large battery to power it all.
I want the Z1010 on 3... and I want to know how long I'll have to wait... The network is ready, just need the handset.
Question about longrange bluetooth, do both bluetooth devices have to be long range for it to work at 100m?
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Posted: 2003-02-19 11:37:00
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SE Z1010 is SUPER!!!
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Posted: 2003-02-19 11:46:00
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On 2003-02-18 12:49, Cophia wrote:
If it has a flash adapter (like some Toshiba phones in Japan), a colour second display instead of a b/w one and it's tri-band/quad-band GSM for the U.S. as well as W-CDMA (for Japan) then it would be almost a complete phone.
No WCDMA handset has a colour external screen at the moment, for power consumption reasons.
And the flash was just a one-off from toshiba for the J-T51
it wasn't successful and they moved to integrated flashes. I doubt
would make the same mistake.
I do hope the Z1010 is tri-band though.
probably think the US are years away from WCDMA, but I hope they take into account Europeans that want to roam with their new 3G handset!
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On 2003-02-19 11:24, jas wrote:
I think the Z1010 is a bit too big for my taste. Just look at the image that Hobbes linked to a few posts ago, where you can see a guy holding it. It is _not_ the size of a Panasonic GD87, or Samsung T100, but considerably bigger.
Is this the picture you are talking about?
I think it looks about the same size as my Sharp GX10, maybe thicker.
What does everyone else think?
[ This Message was edited by: Ruvjet on 2003-02-19 11:33 ]
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Posted: 2003-02-19 12:24:00
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i thing....no! Z1010 is GREAT!!! ...and this is 3G!
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Posted: 2003-02-19 12:59:00
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From the photo above, I can tell that Z1010 is about the size of T68 with flip closed... but its definately thicker (I make about 35mm). Its size closed is very reasonable and portable.
When its open, that's another case! It's huge, but after all there is a reason for it (large screen). The good thing is that, it's not necessary to open the flip to receive-make a call, since it does have bluetooth
What surprised me is the fact, that Z is better than the 3G phones operating in Japan (unless I missed something)!!! It's the most full featured 3G phone.
Anyway... a state of the art phone! Bravo SE
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Posted: 2003-02-19 13:11:00
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