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9 hours 23min of batterylife!!! Is this really true??? Any chance of a larger battery ?
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Posted: 2007-09-19 14:33:32
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masseur i´m planning to buy this phone in a few weeks but i need some information regarding:
- Sound Quality (Is it as good as SE?)
- A2DP: Sound Quality and battery drain (Since there is only a mini usb port i will need to use this feature to have my own earphones working)
- GPS: Will it Work with others programs? (not just only tomtom). Im asking this because N95 GPS only work with nokia maps.
- Screen: Is it visible at direct sunlight?
- Battery: It can always be used for all day long without need charging?
- Messaging: Can you write messages (with your fingers) using touch screen with just one hand easily? It got delivery reports and fast contacts ( a list with last contacts used like on SE phones)

Thank you ;)
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Posted: 2007-09-21 12:43:43
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sound can be a little tinny at times. There is just a single speaker at the back on this model. Its plenty loud enough though



I charged up my DS970's the other day but didn't get around to testing them with this yet. Will do that this w/e
for a small amuont you can get a mini-usb to3.5mm adaptor so you can use any headset and for a little more you can get an adaptor with a microphone for full call functionality



so far I have used the internal GPS for TomTom, google maps, microsoft live search maps and also the old Microsoft Streets so I expect you can use any program. The GPS is accessed via COM4.



its as good (or bad) as most other device. P1 is probably a little better



how long is a piece of string it depends on what you are doing of course, but you should get a full days use but don't expect much more. Its the one down point I have with the TyTN II but I do keep a spare USB cable at work, just in case



you can certainly dial numbers on the on screen pad with your fingers but the buttons on screen qwerty keyboard is probably a little too small. I much prefer to simply slide the full keyboard out myself
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Posted: 2007-09-21 12:54:30
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did you order yours ofiaich ? im loving mine! havent been able to load tomtom on it yet though as i havent got access to a windows machine at the mo
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Posted: 2007-09-21 18:33:49
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Hi Dicky Snapples!

I haven't ordered yet, because I am not at home to collect! I think I will order soon but.....

still not 100% sure because I tend not to use mobile internet and my main interests are music and video. Ninety five percent of my email is Japanese so I would need to install Japanese support.

I wonder whether to keep my W950i and buy an Archos 704 WiFi or something similar.

Of course, that means carrying 2 devices and perhaps a third if I put my camera in my pocket ! I have gps on an old Tungsten T3 as well as on my W950i.

My head hurts at the moment ! Managed to save 100 pounds by selling unwanted items !

Ofiaich



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Posted: 2007-09-21 21:36:54
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i installed tomtom,but the free maps doesnt include Guernsey. so i still cant test it out!
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Posted: 2007-09-22 16:14:44
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heres 2 free progs you can install to test the GPS

google maps (the windows mobile version).

windows live search. The GPS works in the maps there
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Posted: 2007-09-22 16:29:41
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Wow!!

Just saw your link masseur and just installed Google Maps on my old T3 !

I was impressed ! But my Google Map map defaulted to Tokyo

Amazing !! This is making me think it is time to order the TyTn II !

I am reading now but can google maps be access using a GPS Receiver such as a Holux?

Ofiaich
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Posted: 2007-09-22 17:01:30
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The native windows mobile google maps suports GPS but I'm pretty sure the java version doesn't. I have no idea about the palm version but if it does support GPS then I'm sure the holux will work for you

edit: googling suggests the palm version does support GPS so you should be right
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[ This Message was edited by: masseur on 2007-09-22 16:11 ]
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Posted: 2007-09-22 17:08:19
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Hi!

I found a small program called 'Where am I' which gives the coordinates from the Holux, these can then be found in Google Maps.

But the two don't work simultaneous, I think because of 'port sharing' .

I don't understand well, but I think GPRS with Vodafone is weak where I live but a few miles down the road the 'globe icon' appears on my phone.

I think the TyTn II must be so much better than my old Tungsten T3 for google maps etc.

The only thing I need to learn now is how well the TyTn II works with Vodafone services. I guess not a problem..... ?

Ofiaich



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Posted: 2007-09-22 17:55:36
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