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Strange that some P800s come without the wrist strap... hmm... maybe it was like that time with the T28, where some had the belt clip, others didn't... maybe it's just an inventory glitch... I'm guessing those that came without the strap were earlier units...shipped before they decided to add the strap.
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Posted: 2003-05-25 11:38:10
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@rotavap- wow, 1st week of May, huh? I placed my order last April 14 pa and they informed me na baka this week or the next pa yung delivery. Oh well...I'll just have to wait and see. So, I don't have the unit yet. It was just the customer rep who told me about what the kit will contain (or won't contain) I'll call them again tomorrow. Thanks for the info.
@vwbeetle- thanks! I will make sure to let you know if they attempt to rip me off.
Will definitely keep all your posts in mind. I don't really know why the customer rep would say something like this, really. I even called again and went through the list of contents of the P800 from the brochure I got from SE just to make sure. They kept insisting that they don't include accessories. Now, it's either they're really trying to rip me off or they have incompetent customer service reps.
Phoooey.
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Posted: 2003-05-25 13:19:44
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finally got a P800 and it rocks!that is, til it crashed on me after a week
guess its tym 4 an upgrade,R1D lang kc.wats d l8st version b?also,wer cn i get free softwares?myn's semicon unit & der was no wrist strap either...any1 knows wer i cn get good leather case locally?d lyks of d piel farma?many tnx
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Posted: 2003-05-25 13:31:43
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try this..
http://my-symbian.com/uiq/download/sendfile.php4?DownloadID=237
u can schedule the sending of your sms...
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Posted: 2003-05-25 18:59:22
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tr1xt3r- yes I am sure no wrist strap. The same goes for 3 other guys I know. The unit I had for sale yesterday also had no wrist strap.
wurm- welcome to the club. no wrist strap too?
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Posted: 2003-05-25 19:36:57
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To any P800 Smart user/subscriber:
How is the GPRS service of Smart?
I am currently a Globe subscriber and is planning to switch to Smart's Addict package (they have a very good package there, SMS/MMS/Downloads/GPRS all lumped in one Maximum Monthly Allocation of an average of P 500 + free mins for voice). With the same monthly payment of P 1K+ I get a free phone I can give to my daughter.
Thanks in advance.
To Globe users/subscribers:
I have not visited this forum for a while, I would just like a confirmation. Did Globe block access to TipicMe server in their free APN (www.globe.com.ph) and also access to pop mail servers? I used to be able to access them. This is what I feared before, if you all remember. So now, is
www.globe.com.ph limited to purely WAP sites?
Does anyone here still able to access the mentioned servers?
Please give your feedback.
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Posted: 2003-05-26 07:30:52
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@terrible,
the apn
www.globe.com.ph only works for wap sites.
you'll need to use the internet apn for java msn, tipicme, and the like.
@chris725,
when did you guys get your p800s? and what was the firmware version when you got it?
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Posted: 2003-05-26 07:48:36
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SMART'S GPRS service is very very cool!! since i started using SMART's GPRS/MMS service i never had a problem with it. On time MMS sending/recieving, Fast and reliable GPRS access and lots more! 2 Thumbs up for SMART! Simply Amazing! - Ray, M, 18 A very happy and loyal postpaid subscriber of SMART! =)
This message was posted from a P800
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Posted: 2003-05-26 07:50:28
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@CyberRay:
Thanks a lot for the info on Smart's GPRS.
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Any other Smart user/subscriber?
@Tr1xt3r:
I would'nt want to correct you but the reason why I said BLOCK is because I had been using
www.globe.com.ph to access my POP e-mail every 15 minutes, connect to the TipicMe server from start of day till sundown and chat (FOR FREE), and update my Currency exchange rates daily since January of this year when I got my P800 until about three (3) weeks ago. If you did not use the free service, then I am sorry, you missed the fun and what you said isn't true then. You should have seen the kilobytes I used to rack up using
www.globe.com.ph in my bills.
The only times I had to use internet.globe.com.ph and get charged by Globe: 1) connect my P800 as a wireless modem thru either bluetooth or infrared to browse the internet using either my laptop or desktop. 2) use my P800 Opera browser to browse the Web using my P800.
I hope I enlightened you there. Thanks anyway.
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If Globe BLOCKED the access, I would not be surprised. In fact I already raised this concern to fellow P800 users in the Philippines a few months ago when the Opera browser was just about to be released. We were sooooo lucky then. Racking up on free kilobytes huh. For this reason, Smart suddenly became very attractive with their ADDICT package which lumps all charges for SMS/MMS/GPRS in one Maximum Consumable Allocation (monthly at an average of 500 pesos for all plans).
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Posted: 2003-05-26 12:45:53
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@terrible
i was a globe user for 7 years and recently switched to smart because of the addict plans. haven't really done any mms so i can't tell you how that works. besides most people i know are on globe so i will just have to wait until there is mms interoperability.
but who cares about mms? in the meantime, i can just email it to them!
gprs (both wap and web) work really great! connections seem a little quicker and more stable/reliable than globe's. plus, i can finally access the net when i go to the beach, and i don't worry much about cost since i have a pretty good sized consumable amount!
so do i miss globe at all? not one bit!!!
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Posted: 2003-05-26 13:00:11
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