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Well most countries' landline phone systems can't handle sms's yet. And the confirmation of which number, even if there's just one... is a feature that has been there since the T68i. Some of the features SE will never change, just accept that. And others will just get better
Remember the T610 is only on R1L now.... the T68i went up to R8
Give it time.
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Posted: 2003-09-04 03:12:31
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1. Pleaseeeeee give us the option to (truly) disable the ascending rintones. I missed a lot of calls because of this, especially in noisy areas.
2. Memory too small. Since increasing physical memory is unlikely, please use a different method/software to display pictures so that a 9kb picture doesn't take up 50kb of space. This will give us more space, without actually putting more memory in!
3. SMS takes way to many clicks/steps. Please improve this.
4. Allow us to customise all the joystick movement.
5. A clock that you we can actually see. Plus some sort of indicator or icons to show if there's any missed calls/messages in clock mode, so that we don't need to constantly "activate" the phone to see if there's any missed calls.
6. Please come up with alternative housing that doesn't attract fingerprints and earmarks all the time. Its truly annoying to have to constantly wipe the phone all the time.
Its a shame that such a great phone have these little annoying issues. If SE can address this then the T610 will be PERFECT (or as close to perfect).
Does anyone plan to email this thread to SE to make sure they know about all these suggestions, or is it just for our discussion only?
[ This Message was edited by: Novell on 2003-09-04 11:15 ]
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Posted: 2003-09-04 12:13:47
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I really hate that the call list is kind of crippled. I would love to be able to see the time of the missed called like in nokia. The time stamp dissapears after a day or so. It is showned the first day but then dissapears.
Why not have all the calls from one contact in one line and be able to go through the different call times like in a Nokia phone.
/F
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Posted: 2003-09-12 10:15:40
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