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yo ppl ..
after idle for 1 year... i decided to post agian
heehhe
well mainly is cause i plan to get the T610 ..emm
so .. hiss free t610 is finally here in malaysia ? ? .. emmm
occay than ..
but .. now .. can anyone confirm with me .. about
the 4mb thinggy .. coz i really dun wan to .. be left out dissapointed
on my purcase !!!! .. damn ..emm hey anyway last year i started
to post instensively coz i wanted to get a t68i .. emm n it got stolen a few days ago ..damMIT !!! .. cheers to eeryone
..
wonder if anyone remembers me
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Posted: 2003-06-07 13:40:16
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SE Fan...I've heard the rumours too, but don't know if its true or not.
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Posted: 2003-06-07 17:09:58
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On 2003-06-07 17:09:58, Novell wrote:
SE Fan...I've heard the rumours too, but don't know if its true or not.
I heard from some reliable source that it will be out end of this month in Sg. Don't know about Malaysia though. I need Chinese input, for the same money, why not!?
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Posted: 2003-06-07 19:01:22
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I was just thinking about the 4Mb thingy. If the chinese input is in fact true, can we safely assume that the extra 2MB is used for storing the chinese dictionary? I'm just guessing
Note: Those that have been reading esato will have noticed that those who got their non-hissing replacement unit have also noticed that their ringtones got softer... If the new W21 or W23 has the same problem, I would be extremely dissapointed.
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Posted: 2003-06-08 01:45:20
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Copied from other forums:-
Dear Valued Customer,
Thank you for contacting Sony Ericsson Customer Care Center.
We appreciate your patience and apologise for the delay in responding
to your e-mail.
With regards to your inquiry, please check if the phone support
Chinese input in the following steps:
1) Go to Settings menu
2) Choose Language
3) Choose Input
If yes, you are holding a T610c which supports Chinese Text Input.
If no, you are holding a T610 which supports T9 Input but it does not
support Chinese Text Input. To enable T9 Input, please go to Settings
menu, Language, T9 Input and select ON.
To enable Chinese Input, please go to Settings menu, Language, Input
and select Chinese.
Please noted that it is not possible to upgrade the phone software
from T610 English software to T610 Chinese software.
I think 4MB is really just a hoax! They are actually replacing English T9 with Chinese Input to save their cost.
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Posted: 2003-06-08 10:06:05
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hi!
can anybody confirm if the t618/t610c doesnt have that hissing problem compared to the t610?
t610 w/ chinese characters is already on sale in philippines US$490+
(sticker inside the phone is written t610)
thanks
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Posted: 2003-06-08 21:24:32
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hey guys,
i'll be heading to Ericserve hopefully by 2day to my T610 replaced again. once again they say this is the completely new batch of T610 ( hope so).
this time i m gonna check the set properly. i ll update ya all later. wish me luck
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Posted: 2003-06-09 06:59:42
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Can you please tell me just where exactly do you hear this "hissing" sound? is it when someone calls? or when the phone rings? or whenever sound is emitted by the phone? Its really quite scary but i think some are just exaggerating...i hope im right. thanks
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Posted: 2003-06-09 08:15:29
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hmm... well i got my T610 on 02/06/03 and the build date is 03W20... the thing is i'm not sure if mine is hiss-ing or not. i noticed that when i used the t610 in a normal environment (ie. background noise and all) i don't hear any apparent hisses. only when i use it in a real quiet place can i hear something like a buzz when the earphone is active.
another thing is when i use the earphone and microphone test in the service tests there's no hiss or buzz at all... maybe this hiss-ing only happens during a call?
was wondering if i should get mine replaced or not... what do you guys suggest?
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Posted: 2003-06-09 13:07:05
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Anyone here with the T610 using Maxis GPRS? In my case, the GPRS signal just dissapears a few minutes after I switched on the phone making GPRS sessions impossible. So if I wanna use GPRS, I have to reboot the phone. This is retarded.
Here's another problem that I've noticed a few times already. People have been asking why I've switched my phone off when in facts its turned on. So I did a test by calling my handphone and it gave me a caller unavailable! The only way to get out of this "dormant" state is to make a call on the T610. When I do that, I get a sudden surge of sms that people have sent earlier on. This shows that provider cannot 'find' the phone. Urghh..
First it was hissing, then reduced poly tones, now this. I wonder what's next.
psychofreak doesn't seem too happy at what happened at EricServe too.. I wonder what happened.
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Posted: 2003-06-09 15:01:29
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