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Is there a shorter way to send SMS on T610?
At the moment, too many steps are needed to send: write sms, continue, look up, phonebook, Find, select contact, send/add recipient
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Posted: 2003-08-04 18:28:46
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try pressing left on the joystick at the normal screen, if i do that on mine it takes me straight to write sms!
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Posted: 2003-08-04 18:30:40
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its set like that by default. if it doesnt jus add write sms to the top of the shortcuts menu and then pressing joystick left will sort it for u
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Posted: 2003-08-04 18:36:41
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there are no quicker ways to send it other than the process you have described.if you have used a nokia its a pain in the arse
only thing i will say thats useful it does give you a few chances to make sure the msg is going to the right person
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Posted: 2003-08-04 18:47:03
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on my Nokia 3410: menu, messeges, write messege, options, send, search, name, ok.
just as bad really
or address book, details, options, send message, options, send, ok
still not clever
I think we are all looking for problems with T610
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Posted: 2003-08-04 22:02:10
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u can save one step by using groups. make groups for the 10 ppl u send sms 2 most - and only have that 1 person in each group.
>>>write sms, continue, look up, Groups, select contact, send/add recipient
hope that helps
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Posted: 2003-08-04 22:07:27
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the only thing that bugs me is the screen where you can add more receivers. I think they should instead have a "send to" and "send to many" option as nokia phones have.
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Posted: 2003-08-04 22:08:47
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One of the few things I like about my old Nokia, it took very few steps to send SMS. On T610, it is simply rediculous how many steps to go through just to select a phone contact!!!!!!
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Posted: 2003-08-05 02:13:07
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you see this is why I miss my siemens. There I could program each number to do a different task and so I had 2 for sms 3 for games 4 for wap etc. I hate having to go through all this long stuff.
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Posted: 2003-08-05 03:01:18
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I think groups is the best way to do it.
Pretty much I have one set up for each person I message regularly, and a larger group to message a bunch of friends when organising stuff.
You know what's funny though? It's the way that writing a new message is too many steps, and I think that replying is too few. It's not very easy to change the number you are sending too (I dont think). What if someone SMS's you from a free web service that you can't just reply to? Just my thoughts...
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Posted: 2003-08-05 03:11:38
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