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Can somone explain to me the consequences of its GSM frequencies? I live in the U.S. and have a p990 that works on T Mobile and with our blackberry server using blackberry connect software.
Will the w960 be able to work on T Mobile USA and with blackberry service?
Anyone? Anyone?
Thanks.
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Posted: 2007-08-25 00:39:22
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On 2007-08-22 18:39:21, bavlondon2 wrote:
The one thing im worried about on this phone which si preventing me from wanting it is the lack of lens cover. I can see it as a dust magnet.
Been an owner of a w900i now for almost 2 years, and it has no cover and i am a very hard user, the phone looks like it have been in wwII but i have no scratch on my lens at all and it's un protekted, and dust, just use your finger or shirt. it's better than a lens in a hole that you cant clean at all, remeber k700 and those?
haven't used a lens cover phone but i belvive that it would open in my tight jeans pockets? and that´uses battery and makes it easier to open after a while?
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Posted: 2007-08-25 00:55:01
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@lakessler
I have used several sony ericsson phones (k700i,w800i,w810i,k790a,and now p1i) on tmobile usa without any problems what so ever. With the w960i as well as p1i your missing the 850 frequency put unless your travel into the "boonies" were there is little coverage youll be fine. to be honest as stated earlier i have had no problems
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Posted: 2007-08-25 01:01:36
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>>>Been an owner of a w900i now for almost 2 years, and it has no cover
Also I have a w900, and boy, that is an indestructible phone!
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Posted: 2007-08-25 15:17:54
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Yeah but the W900 lens layout is different. Its not behing a groove like on the w810, w960.
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Posted: 2007-08-25 18:23:39
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Just a thought, having the w900i and all the cool feautures for themes i have never goten any "nice" gif animations to run smooth, (made em my self opimized all i could) the cpu or memory could not just handle it, nor even the "light blob" animation that comes with the phone is smooth will the newer phones like p1 and w960i be able to have nice stylish themes with animations more than 3 frames without slowdowns making them look very ugly?
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Posted: 2007-08-26 14:50:51
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On 2007-08-24 16:05:47, defiantbeast wrote:
@bytes
I was very upset with the review from mobile burn. Normally i hold them in very high regard but it seems to me that the reviewer was being overly critical, i want to even say that he had a bad unit, not because im a se fanboy but because most other sites had decent reviews of the p1i.
I'd say you're probably not used to reviews of new phones beeing that critical. I actually enjoyed reading it simply because 99% of todays reviews of ALL kind of gadgets (not only of mobile phones) are just too positive. The explanation is very simple.
Review sites and magazines need to claim a new device before it's released to have time to properly test it, hence they often get a "pre-production model". The mobile phone companies are happy to hand these out, but very often with conditions. If the reviewer decide to write something negative about the device, hardware or software, he/she needs to explain that it's not the final product that is beeing reviewed and that it could be fixed before it's released. In the conclusion of the review it may not be allowed to let that factor affect the grade of the product, or the reviewer may not get any more pre-production model in the future from that company.
I'm not saying ALL review sites and magazines are like this, but a scaring majority for sure.
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Posted: 2007-08-27 12:45:14
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Considering how good mobileburn reviewed the iphone, when it has clearly serious limitations for people that know what a advanced mobile phone is (that leaves out most of americans), i ´d say mobile burn lost all of its credibility...
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Posted: 2007-08-27 12:50:00
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I agree. I don't think anyone should go by the reviews of pre-production unit as even the specs are subject to change before the first shipment goes out - from what I have learnt.
The same goes for early adopters. Everyone is aware of the issue that are to be ironed out in early examples. The best bet would be to wait a month or two to buy any new model as you have more chance of picking up a trouble free unit AND there will also, more than likely, be a price drop too.
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Posted: 2007-08-27 17:30:29
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Anyone seen the new offerings from Nokia?.... All expected to be revealed tomorrow... I'm as big a Sony cell fan as anyone else on this thread, but still, I'm really really tempted. Just google 8gb N95 or N81 to peep photos of some hot new phones sure to give the W960i a run for it's money!
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Posted: 2007-08-29 05:11:45
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