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Oh, woohoo, I got the 23000th post
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Posted: 2009-07-21 17:46:20
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Lol, i have. Watched Hostel-2 on the N80, watched Waiting. . . ,Pineapple Express and Mini's First Time on the N81, its not bad at all, watched those back in the times when Eskom felt that my area didnt need electricity lol.
[ This Message was edited by: GUCCI.011 on 2009-07-21 17:34 ]
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Posted: 2009-07-21 17:51:24
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please,who can give me a name for any application for samsung sgh-l700.exlusif in wap.getjar.com
This message was posted from a SGH-L700
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Posted: 2009-07-21 18:04:02
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Taken from GSMArena today:
'Sony Ericsson Rachael gets specs and a proper name – XPERIA X3
21 July, 2009
It’s only been a short while since we last saw Sony Ericsson Rachel heading our news column. Online retailer Expansys has just published the specs of the device and revealed the name XPERIA X3.
Following their unusual marketing strategy, Expansys have yet again published an unannounced handset making the news and gaining popularity by spilling the beans on information they obviously have straight from the manufacturer.
You probably remember X3 (Rachael) from its previous public appearances in black and white.
Unlike its predecessor(s), the Sony Ericsson XPERIA X3 (codenamed Rachael) will run Android OS but the proprietary 3D panel user interface, the X1 was known for, will still be there.
The Sony Ericsson XPERIA X3 will feature a 4-inch touchscreen display with the unusual resolution of 852 x 480 pixels. The 800 x 400 pixel resolution reported by Expansys is more likely a mistake as the screen aspect ratio is different. The 852 x 480 pixel one sounds more probable as confirmed by a leaked portrait video that we've reported on before.
The XPERIA X3 also has an 8 megapixel autofocus snapper with LED flashlight and capability of shooting VGA videos at 30 fps. VGA video recording may not sound like much these days, but it will definitely be a first for an Android smartphone.
And the specs list goes on, of course. The Sony Ericsson XPERIA X3 should also pack HSDPA, Wi-Fi and stereo Bluetooth support and a GPS receiver. On board is also a 3.5mm audio jack and a miniUSB port.'
A 3.5mm jack. Wow, fancy that now, hey
? LOL.
@ Gucci:
Ya it's impressive numbers. The 'wet' weight, i.e. with all fluids in it should make it around 200-odd kg's. But you mentioned it had a noisy exhaust, which usually translates to a performance exhaust, such as those made by Slovenian geniuses Akrapovic, or possibly Yoshimura, who are synonymous with Suzuki. Eish but there's loads more. Whatever, the pipes alone should free up a few extra BHP instantly, and cut the weight down even further. Those standard exhausts are so filled with heavy emissions crap.
[ This Message was edited by: amawanqa on 2009-07-21 20:26 ]
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Posted: 2009-07-21 20:26:37
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Ive watched Heroes Season 1 and 2 on the E90.I dont watch a whole movie from start to finish.Its usually cut into 30min segments.Encoded in high quality with a good set of headphone on a good phone,it aint that bad.Just encoded Transformers 2 and the new Terminator for the iPhone for those waiting for paint to dry moments.
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Posted: 2009-07-21 20:41:45
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Motorola Morrison (what a naff name!) -The first Moto-Android:
http://www.esato.com/board/viewtopic.php?topic=187688
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Posted: 2009-07-22 12:15:26
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Wanqa
Lol Knowing my mate it must be a custom exhaust, next time we might up il ask him which one it is.
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Ive found THE PERFECT touchscreen phone, one of my college mates got the BB Storm, played on it, and loved it! It makes so much sense to have a clickable screen since chances of making a mistake e.g.going into an app by mistake,or tapping the wrong link in a browser is very slim. You can drag your finger up and down the screen and then click on exactly what you want, the UI is fast and realy nice looking, and the design is just brilliant.
hmmm. . . .if that is on contract im jumping for it no doubt!
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Posted: 2009-07-22 15:12:47
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@GUCCI: Problem with Blackberry is the lack of software, make on mistake they looked beautiful but I would hazard signing up for one over a two-year stretch.
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Posted: 2009-07-22 18:59:00
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Brix
Indeed, i was just browsing through the CrackBerry website, not as much stuff as symbian or WM has, kinda worrying, esp.when signing up for a 2year contract like you said,and overall its not worth it since eventualy you get bored of the hardware and try finding some software to play with, atleast thats how i am. Ah well that was short lived
i wish others would use that clickable screen though.
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Lol,i feel like such and idiot right now, i like using OperaMini3 but always hated the fact that if i stopped browsing for like 10mins then went back it would ask for the Access Point and sometimes it did that over and over again. Now on an SE like the K850 i would simply go into permissions and edit them and voila browse smoothly without constantly getting that message for the Access Point, but on my Nokia S60 phones i didnt know you were able to adjust them UNTIL 10MINS AGO!! Lol,i went into App Mngr. scrolled down to Opera Mini3, clicked Options and then clicked Open, and guess what? The permission settings are just there
2years now on S60 and i only see that now, i always thought that Open option meant literaly open the app, lol, i learnt something new today
and if you didnt know then now you do cause im convinced im not the only one.
Symbian web browsers allow you to edit that stuff with in the app.
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Posted: 2009-07-22 19:20:10
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Gucci, mate one is neva too experienced to learn, you should hve just asked it on here!
Well guys in 2 months time i'm upgrading, and will be finished with my Prelim's
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Posted: 2009-07-22 19:28:14
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