Keniff said:To be honest, I have a "Nokia N80" and it does all the things the iPhone does, and I still only ever use it for normal telephone phone calls and text messaging.
I'm a 100% loyal MacMan, but there's a lot of bells, clicks and whistles on this iPhone that just arn't doing for me, and I'm sure your everyday user will never make use of either, but then again, if my service provider gave me one for free (as they did the Nokia N80), I'd give it a try.
editor said:I doubt very much that they'll even come close to producing something as good - and as well supported by software - as the Palm Treo.
I'm sure it'll look great though.
My Treo has a loud ringing tone, I've never accidentally turned the volume down, it vibrates and rings at the same time and hasn't barely ever crashes.pseudonarcissus said:1. it needs that software support as you need 3rd party software to get the ringer loud enough to hear.
2. somehow I manage to turn the ringer volume down to zero using the buttons on the side without realizing, meaning lots of missed calls.
3. you cant have ringer and vibrate at the same time (but the proper switch is good)
4 it crashes A LOT and has to be reset with a paper clip (eventually I found the little tool in the stylus)
pseudonarcissus said:I'm looking forward to getting an iPhone....as soon as the contract for my Palm Treo expires...the Palm is shit! (with the greatest respect to dear Ed.)
1. it needs that software support as you need 3rd party software to get the ringer loud enough to hear.
2. somehow I manage to turn the ringer volume down to zero using the buttons on the side without realizing, meaning lots of missed calls.
3. you cant have ringer and vibrate at the same time (but the proper switch is good)
4 it crashes A LOT and has to be reset with a paper clip (eventually I found the little tool in the stylus)
Anywa, I just gace cingular my email addresss, we'll see when they can get one to me
editor said:My Treo has a loud ringing tone, I've never accidentally turned the volume down, it vibrates and rings at the same time and hasn't barely ever crashes.
But good luck with your iphone!
pseudonarcissus said:2. somehow I manage to turn the ringer volume down to zero using the buttons on the side without realizing, meaning lots of missed calls.
The 600? Blimey that's *ancient* in phone terms!pseudonarcissus said:maybe it's just the 600 that's shit....I am sceptical about the iPhone qwerty keyboard thing....we will see
jæd said:But I have the "Butler" which will nag me until I look at the phone so I rarely miss a call...
editor said:The 600? Blimey that's *ancient* in phone terms!
pseudonarcissus said:I fully intend to road test this device for U75.
pseudonarcissus said:indeed, conveniently coming to the end of its 2 year contract
colin37400 said:but does it have a camera?
dogmatique said:yep, though only a perfunctory 2meg with no flash and no zoom.
Structaural said:
Kid_Eternity said:No bad thing, digital zoom is shite and not worth bothering. And I've yet to see a flash on a phone useful if you're more than a foot or so away.
dogmatique said:True, but with anything under 5meg, you're never going to get better than a snappy snap camera, which is what most phones are used for. I'm very impressed with my Sony K800i phone's camera, the flash works really well for as you say, close up shots - ie out with your mates or on holiday, etc.
Maybe the next versions camera, abilities will be better as they make more room with a more compact internal architecture.
This is, after all, their first attempt with components that must have been integrated at least nine months ago if it's ready to go to manufacture now.
Sunray said:This makes tea before it takes a picture.