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I want all those that arent hardware based on my P800! Also - camera flash attachment. This message was posted from a P800
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Posted: 2003-08-31 23:53:34
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I want UTMS, GPRS is to slow... i would like to be able to stream tv/radio and so to the phone... this will also need a better batteri
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Posted: 2003-09-01 00:15:24
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Quote:mailed it already man, they wont listen to one nagging customer. A nagging community would do the trick.
I mailed this thread and two other threads about the same, and in the reply he said that he had copy pasted all the ideas and sent them fuhrter!
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Posted: 2003-09-08 14:07:47
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And something else people dont complain about the battery of the p800 its the most eficient battery usage for the fuctions its made.Wait to see the 3g phones and compare and cry!!!! if they last an hour of usage you pray to god for your good fortune lolll

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[ This Message was edited by: Arfi-Gorgona on 2003-09-09 01:05 ]
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Posted: 2003-09-09 02:02:29
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well lets hope that SE will consider some of the requests here. Of course it would be impossible to implement all of those features mentioned above but some are ok
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Posted: 2003-09-09 02:11:15
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Support for arabic language (Viewing and writing) but no need for charecter recognition
Dimm leds while turning on and of (like 8310) and maybe different led colours
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Posted: 2003-09-09 02:19:37
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Ok, hypothetically, let's say SE did take those suggestions and placed them in their new phone (a lot of those suggestions are a bit irrational..but anyway) ...

Would any of you be willing to pay US$2000 for a phone that had all that?

Show me a phone... no.. show me a PC or even a laptop that has all that for under US$2000.

If anyone mentions (well, the new Clie has most of it..blah, blah, blah) well.. the new Clie (or any PDA for that matter) can't even last 1 full day of REAL use... remember, PDAs don't have a transmitter that's on 24/7

In case you're wondering where I got the $2000 figure... add the cost of the Clie NZ90 + the cost of the P800 ..and add the cost of the 'software' features listed (MS Office license, video codec licenses, GPS mapping licenses, etc) ... + the cost of the HPR-20, + cost of higher capacity Li-Pol battery (about US$200), +cost of more internal memory... then subtract the cost of the P800 LCD (about $200)

Or you can do a NZ-90 + cost of Z1010 if you want...then just add the cost of the accessories and software you want.

A lot of the things on the 'wishlist' are already available as 3rd party software (Handy Day like app??? WTF?? Get Handy Day! Better music player?? Unreal Player or Ogg Player) ... if you're too cheap to buy (or too lazy to even download the software) ... then don't buy a phone that has an open OS... DUH!

And don't suddenly add "Must be affordable" or something similar to the end of the wishlist either.
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Posted: 2003-09-09 03:22:10
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While we are at it...

I wish my P800 could function as a Rolodex, which means the second I get to work, or at home I place it into a cradle, and attaches to a regular phone line. When a call comes thru, it will automatically divert the call to my home or business line, and when I call up a number to be dialed on the screen, it will do so thru the cradle to my land line.

/Still dreamin
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Posted: 2003-09-09 21:23:50
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1. Official SE Covers

2. Sms Counter.

3. The ability to record calls.

4. Ability to use Line 2.

5. T9 predictive text.

6. Contrast adjustment.

7. Birthday field in contacts, in sync with calendar.

8. Clock screensaver (on/off optional).

9. Option to hide number by default when calling.

10. Themes / color / background.

11. Video Recording with sound.

12. Zoom capability.

13. Alarms that go off even when Phone is off.

14. Improved and easier Bluetooth.

15. Ability to change buttons to specified options (for example “internet” button turns bluetooth on.)

16. Members of Phone Book can be placed in more than one group.

17. The ability to copy one contact at a time on the phone book from the SIM phone book.

18. Sms folders (in f/c mode as well as f/o mode)

19. Choosing the processor speed (Up to the full 200 mhz)

20. Task manager (In the task bar)

21. Handy-Day like SW installed in the phone.

22. Undo Feature

23. Being able to delete multiple contacts at a time.

24. Being able to delete contacts just by pressing “c” in fc mode and going to the file menu in fo mode instead of having to click on the contact then going to the file menu and not being able to delete contacts in fc mode at all.

25. Being able to update firmware ourselves.

26. Improved Music Player with Graphic EQ, Playlist Functions, Skins etc.

27. Icons for different types of numbers for each contact.

28. Profiles

29. Being able to divert calls when in Desk Stand etc.

30. The phone needs to ask to save when editing contacts etc. (on/off optional)

31. Ability to re-order the menu

32. Ability to set the calendar to open on desired view.

33. Search Ability

34. The ability to set how long the Back-Light is lit.

35. Jot Shortcuts

36. Ability to set the screen orientation (i/e horizontal view)

37. Improved Viewers (with ability to edit MS Word, MS PowerPoint, MS Excel etc. documents) (although, this can be made by another company as a software)

38. Display Lock in f/o mode (without having to go to virtual keypad)

39. MP3 Ringtones

40. Ability to make ringtones loop without a interval.

41. Being able to STOP a MIDI SMS tune from playing once SMS OPENED!

41. The ability to enter a phone number in a calendar entry. Then when an alarm for that entry goes off, a button is provided to call the number for me? I have conference calls all the time, and set them as appointments or reminders. I'm always having to then manually look up the number and enter it. It should be automatic.

42. For any given phone number in the address book, I should be able to enter an access code (or calling card #?) that should be attached to that number. That way, when I cal that number I can be presented with a button or command to provide the number for me. Today, I have to manually look it up (usually a note within the contact info) and enter it. Frustrating.

43. Bigger and better LCD

44. Minimum 65k Colors

45. Min UIQ 2.1

46. Better speaker quality (external and internal)

47. 100m bluetooth range

48. More internal memory

49. More battery life (a must)

50. Place for a normal memory stick (pro compatible).

51. WIFI (can be enabled and disabled)

52. USB port

53. Support for more video types ( DiVX, MPEG, AVI...)

54. UMTS/GSM (Tri-Band, 3G)

55. Ability to install multiple programs at one time.

56. Ability to copy contact pictures.

57. Ability to back-up parts of the phone separetly.

58. Camera Cover

59. Built-In Radio

60. Editing of MS Office Documents

61. Bigger Keys on Virtual Keypad

62. Being Able to Edit Color of Virtual Keypad

63. Ability to change the alarm snooze time.

64. Built-in MiniGPS Program

65. AT Command programming, can use AT command to control the phone like what T68 and some other old ericsson phones have.

66. GamePad Module

67. A 1.3 MegaPixel Camera

68. An Office Suite for the P800

69. Camera Flash Attachment (or built flash would be nice )

for JP

70. More Affordable

Just Kidding Guys!

I know what you are ALL saying! Blah Blah Blah we cant have all of them! But really it is called a WISHLIST for a reason! All of these things are what a Real PDA can do and a $2000 Dollar Price is not bad for what im asking! Most of this stuff aint half bad? And a Handy - Day like app pre-installed in the phone should have been implemented in the phone in the beginning, it would be great for an Official Tracker type app.

@ Copyright 2003 Anime !n!

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Posted: 2003-09-09 22:42:53
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I've never seen a PDA make calls DECENTLY. Not without those ugly WIRED headsets (man, what is this? the stoneage??? who uses wired headsets?!?!?! ) Or aftermarket add-ons that increase the bulk of the device.

Nor have I seen a PDA last more than 5 hours of use.

And yes $2000 is reasonable for everything on your list... but that wasn't my question... my question was, would you buy it if it was priced at $2000?
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Posted: 2003-09-10 19:43:46
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