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hymie Posts: 249

I need a phone that stores more than those patethic 510 phone numbers all SE phones (besides the Smartphones) support.

Can the Z1010 do that task? I mean there should be plenty of memory available thru the Memorystick.


cheers,
hymie


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Posted: 2004-08-19 14:34:44
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joebmc Posts: > 500

You need more than 500 odd numbers!
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Posted: 2004-08-19 14:36:36
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hymie Posts: 249

Today everybody got a minimum of two phonenumbers (mobile and fixed line). So that reduces the available contacts to 255 in the SE phones.

I use my phone for storing my business contacts. And there most contacts have three, if I include fax numbers even four phone numbers. Do you know how few contacts I can store now? You do the maths!

I think this restriction to 510 numbers is ridiculous and outdated. I mean, come on, the K700 supports 41 friggin Megabytes of memory. Why am I restricted to use that for pathetic ringtones and wallpapers??!


cheers,
hymie
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Posted: 2004-08-19 14:44:36
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masseur Posts: > 500

I have to agree with you hymie. I have had to apply a category in outlook specifically for the number I really need on the phone leaving those I can maybe do without behind.

good job I often have my ipaq with me for those other numbers
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Posted: 2004-08-19 14:49:07
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joebmc Posts: > 500

Maybe you should get a pda then? Then you can store your numbers on that, sync it with your bluetooth enabled phone (bluetooth pda aswell) and use a bluetooth handfree, then you dont even have to take your phone out of you pocket to call just use the pda to dial!

I know that that may not help... its just a suggestion
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Posted: 2004-08-19 14:52:20
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hymie Posts: 249

The funny thing is, other vendors such as Siemens can implement such a simple feature (ie. a larger phonebook) like a charm, even in cheaper handsets.

So why would I spend another buckload of $$$ for a PDA, which plenty features, on a sidenote, I'd never require.

I mean, SE is superior in so many ways, why cant they stay uptodate with one of the more basic features of a phone??

cheers,
hymie

[ This Message was edited by: hymie on 2004-08-19 13:58 ]
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Posted: 2004-08-19 14:58:25
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hymie Posts: 249

So back to the initial topic: Does the Z1010 by chance support storing more than 510 phone numbers?

Anyone?


cheers,
hymie
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Posted: 2004-08-19 15:25:07
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rlp_ Posts: 9

maybe you can store your contacts in a j2me midlet
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Posted: 2004-08-19 16:59:37
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mmsman Posts: > 500

umm i thought you save 510 contacts? at least i think i have 410 contacts or are those members, oops i have to check that, anyway are those numbers or contacts?
does this mean that if you have a contact which has 510 phone numbers than you can't store any more? i know a strange example but what the heck
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Posted: 2004-08-19 17:12:30
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