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On 2007-07-18 18:00:12, goldenapple wrote:
do you guys have accessible Sony Ericsson and/or HTC stores there in the states (boston area)? Are the products up-to-date with the SE US website?
I have no idea about HTC, but the only sony store that sells sony phones unlocked is the Sony Style store, but they usually only have 1 phone in my experience. Last december out of all of their phones released, they only had the W810 with zero accessories for that phone or any other SE phone line. If you want a selection of unlocked SE phones you are going to have to find a phone import shop.
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Posted: 2007-07-18 18:08:01
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LOL but it's funny
What do you lot think about David and Vicktoria Beckham
moving over there?
btw is the Samsung D900i out in America?
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Posted: 2007-07-18 19:03:37
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@goldenapple
No, there are not any that I know of. I usually buy my SE mobiles on eBay. I think the SEUS site sells a few, but the devices are probably limited and expensive. The majority of mobile users in the US buy devices from their respective carrier at a discount. The mobiles are locked, branded, and usually have a reduced feature-set. T-mobile is the least restrictive when it comes to disabling functions, while Verizon is the most restrictive.
You still thinking about replacing your SE with HTC?
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Posted: 2007-07-18 19:55:07
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@miss uk
So you find Americans doing what they love funny eh? J/K! I usually catch the audition phase of American Idol for some humor.
I'm curious to see how long it takes Hollywood to corrupt the Beckhams. I think Vic has a show starting soon if it hasn't already...
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Posted: 2007-07-18 20:04:00
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Yeah it's funny due to the acts some are bloody idiots,
and you gotta love Piers the Brit Judge lmao!!!
I read that Paris Hilton was trying to get chummie with Posh,
Posh told her more or less Bog Off
Posh seems very clueless yep I saw that Show it was on lastnight,
reminds me of the Osbournes and Kate & Pete Baby diarys lol aka Jordon & Peter andre
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[ This Message was edited by: miss uk on 2007-07-19 00:30 ]
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Posted: 2007-07-19 01:27:04
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I'll have to see if it comes on again this weekend. I like the Brits, they make me laugh. I'm a Law & Order fan. I watch at least 4 episodes a day.
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Posted: 2007-07-19 02:43:28
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@himomer
that's depressing.....the only reason im moving to htc is for a quadband gsm and triband umts (although the latter is optional) . SE doesnt have a quadband pdaphone. unless the 850mhz isnt that important. is it? if im just going to stay in my campus at boston, will t-mobile's 1900 band suffice? this is getting too difficult.
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Posted: 2007-07-19 07:28:56
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@goldenapple
try
this link, or
this link for HTC phones.
[ This Message was edited by: Marino on 2007-07-19 19:36 ]
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Posted: 2007-07-19 20:35:14
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Likewise you chaps me laugh too
I really would like to visit NYC but it'll have to wait asked my friend if he'd pay for me and him to visit next month unfortunatley he made a pc which cost £800 lol
I watch Supernatural and other stuff upto date with 4400 have to download them because the riff btw Sky and Virgin lols
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Posted: 2007-07-19 22:44:21
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@goldenapple
I'm not sure that I understand what you are trying to do. There really isn't a need for quadband GSM if you use T-Mobile unless you just must have it. T-Mobile offers 850mhz roaming in areas where service was previously not offered. These are usually rural areas I believe. Major metropolitan areas like Boston are generally covered by T-Mobile and 850mhz roaming is not offered. I have used SE triband phones for 4 years now and have been with T-Mobile for 6 or 7 years and haven't had a problem with coverage. I bought a Blackberry on eBay when T-Mobile started offering 850mhz roaming just in case I am ever in an area that is roaming only. I haven't had to use it for that purpose yet. Check out
www.tmobile.com/coverage and use zipcode 02134. That will give you a good idea of T-Mobiles coverage in Boston. The NEU area has great coverage according to the map. I think you'll be fine with triband GSM in Boston. If you plan to venture out, just check the coverage and if you need 850mhz you can find a cheap quadband phone. If it were me, I'd get a quadband phone when I sign up for service just have one and switch back to my preferred device. T-Mobiles 850 coverage is Voice/GPRS/SMS only so you won't need an advanced device. Hope this helps. Living in Boston will get expensive fast so save the money you would've spent on the HTC, it should cover that impromptu trip to New York (trust me, there will be one).
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Posted: 2007-07-19 23:21:23
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