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I couldnt agree more Marty.
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Posted: 2008-12-19 16:56:31
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I guess there was a hint of nostalgia when the W350i surfaced as there aren't many flips around right now, not as many as there were at the time the T18s was out for example.
A few peeps would also like to see the blue and green flashing lights appear again like on the T68i - it would reek of nostalgia is they reappeared.
However, with so many new phones appearing each year I guess it would be hard to notice anything that was remotely nostalgic.
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Posted: 2008-12-19 17:10:45
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Yep have to agree Marty(except, ipods r CRAP)...
Ah i soo wanted to have those 2 lights on my phone as well
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Posted: 2008-12-19 20:15:04
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As we can see people are different. I would personally buy refreshed T68 even with good oldfashioned grayscale display and with no camera, radio, music player etc. I would not start to use the overestimated iPhone even if I was given it as a present. It's too big, unfriendlily glossy and has a lot of features I don't want. So why to carry a brick in the pocket? However, on the one hand it suits for a bussinesmen and on the other hand for teenagers. I'm neither of them.
Though, the iPhone has one very good feature I really admire. This was introduced already with SE K850i. I mean, the capability to work in many different frequencies (in GSM and UMTS as well).
How many of you used the mobile phone when it worked only in GSM 900? Then came to market the first two band GSM phones which could work on GSM 900 and GSM 1800. Later the Motorola introduced the first world phone Timeport which included also GSM 1900.
Years went by and then SE introduced multiband K850i: GSM 850 / 900 / 1800 / 1900 + UMTS 850 / 1900 / 2100. Two mobile systems total of 7 frquencies! Plus different ways to use data transfer.
It's weird that nowadays many people can't value that. It's really a pity, because such a phone is a real world phone! When SE introduced X1, there was network information total of 9 frequencies: in addition to previously mentioned systems/frequencies also UMTS 900 and 1700. When the phone was ready to go to the market, those systems/frequencies were divided between different regions of the phone. But still the X1 can also operate GSM/UMTS with 7 frequencies like iPhone 3G.
My question to you. Can you also value the phone's ability to be a polyglot?
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Posted: 2008-12-20 22:12:02
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But what has that got do with the price of fish? A minute ago we were talking about how all Phones looked the same. Frequencies were never mentioned. I thought we were talking about design?
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Posted: 2008-12-20 22:39:11
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There was no new comments about design. So I moved on with the topic "good old discussions" and expressed my ideas about network systems / frequencies.
But if people still want to discuss about the design, then they are welcome of course
For example I can add: I also like very much the whole concept of T39m. Still would buy it.
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Posted: 2008-12-20 22:52:35
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I go back to my last question (look in the end of page 3). So, can you also value the phone's ability to be a polyglot?
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Posted: 2008-12-22 09:01:29
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Nobody is interested in that??
So, for example you better like to talk about:
"i have loads of gfx icons pack but no idea how to get them changed on my k800i. my cid is red 53,but my birds phone is cid52. is there a quick access path available for my 53.i use far manager very well but have no idea about SETOOL. need to get the Gfx icons changed asap as getting greif for having my dXXX in my laptop every nite"
This is copy+paste from othe topic. I'm sure this topic is very important for somebody, but it's so specific. And it makes me to believe that not much oridanary mobile users are left here in Esato..
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Posted: 2008-12-23 12:17:12
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Excuse me... if u cant be a bit specific and have a bit of crack whats the point..
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Posted: 2008-12-25 00:00:14
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Topics are supposed to be specific...that's why they are called topics. So people can find places to read, learn and discuss the subject they are interested in. Getting annoyed with people for using a forum properly is a bit stupid.
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Posted: 2008-12-25 02:58:42
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