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Does any one know if this phone have a speaker for hand free? It didn't mention any where.

Thanks

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  • 2006-05-18 20:59
  • jSxk
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In standby, how many days the battery lasts? And with average speak-time? It looks nice, but my main concern is the battery. Please give me more details on it.
Thank you in advance.

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  • 2006-05-13 08:43
  • nCE9
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Is it anyway I can put mp3 ringtones on this wonderful phone.Thats all I wanted to know I just got mine an Im loving it.

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  • 2006-05-09 19:39
  • T1W1
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I just bough my second cf110. They replaced 2 Motorola razor's. They are far superior as a phone. I already have a camera and MP3 player I don't need a mediocre MP3 player or camera. Great PHONE!!!!!

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  • 2006-05-07 15:51
  • QF4$
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This is the best phone I've had yet. All I need and easy to use. No MP3, Lousey Camera, things you don't need. I love my cf110!!!!!!!!!

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  • 2006-04-25 16:48
  • QF4$
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I had a Nokia 6200 and a Motorola Razor. I got this phone at the end of my contract and it is so good my husband just got one also. This is the best and the battery life is real good too, not much different then the Nokia or Motorola.

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  • 2006-04-23 20:32
  • QF4%
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I've had this phone for 2 months. I had many phones and this has been the best. I don't need MP3 players, cameras etc. The only thing I miss is Bluetooth. Maybe the next model will have it. Great job Siemens!!!!!

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  • 2006-04-23 20:27
  • QF4%
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Got one for a month now, looks great,good signal,stable software but:

-battery life is miserable, 2 days tops.

-the assembly quality is not that good,it has backlashes.

Afterall a decent phone for the money, worth buying at that price.

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  • 2006-04-16 02:52
  • nDVG
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Well you do NOT get all the extras for this price. Simple mathematics.

About the battery indicator, it doesn't show how much is charged during charging.

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  • 2006-04-08 12:47
  • nveb
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no...seriously now ...you don't make a phone with this design and don't give it some space and a camera.....a vga for gods sake....whatever...my opinion ....about all siemens suck ....big time

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  • 2006-04-06 13:50
  • nsEX
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My mobile(CF110) doesn't have a batteryindicator showing how much of the battery that has been charged when I'm charging the phone. Is it suppose to be this way or does your phones(your CF110) have this function?

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  • 2006-04-05 21:34
  • mvdY
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replace with new theme,type alphabet ...all software

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  • 2006-04-02 05:08
  • 4mve
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I have no problems either sending or receiving MMS's. However, you need to ensure the following:

1. You have the GPRS enabled on the phone (you should see a "GPRS" sign on the screen). If not, go to "Settings", "Connectivity", and enable GPRS.

2. You have configured your GPRS settings correctly. Check with your GSM provider. I have T-Mobile in the Czech Republic and there are no problems. But this must be configured correctly!

--JC

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  • 2006-03-26 15:35
  • nqkJ
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is great i just take it and im so happy its very cheap and its so cool and its siemens u can`t broke it :>

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  • 2006-03-25 17:53
  • n7Da
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Got one yesterday. Looks good. Performance Ok. Easy to use. Siemens ringtones are not so good. Cable not yet available. There are other cheaper phones available, but I did not mind paying a bit extra just for its looks. Very cute. This site helped a lot in making my decision. If you just call and SMS, go for it.

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  • 2006-03-25 11:35
  • iwqq
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I bought one and I'm desapointed.The bettery is not so good plus I've got problems with receving mms. So think twice before buying it.

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  • 2006-03-23 23:06
  • MZb7
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I bought one and I'm desapointed.The bettery is not so good plus I've got problems with receving mms. So think twice before buying it.

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  • 2006-03-23 22:59
  • MZb7
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Buttons work great. Excellent feel, good response. I have larger than average fingers, but it's still no problem with this phone.

Having used the phone now for a week, I can say the following:

1. Telephony features are good. Signal is average (my Nokia 9300 was slightly better).

2. Syncing through the USB port to Outlook (Calendar and Contacts) has worked well. I could not work without alarms for my meetings and conference calls. The CF110 manages this quite well.

3. SMS functionality is good.

4. The desgin is excellent. Friends have commented on how sharp the phone looks.

5. Battery life is my one concern. I call a lot. I have to charge every day after about 3 hours (total) of calls and perhaps 10 SMSs. The battery will last a few days when fully charged and using the phone just for brief calls each day. But if you typically have long call, as I do, be prepared to charge often. One nice feature is the USB cable from Siemens (sold seperately) that allows you to charge while you are syncing. So I typically sync in the morning and evening, which also charges the battery. Thoughts on how to get more battery life out of this phone would be welcome.....

6. GPRS works fine, although I haven't yet tried this phone as a modem. Sending and receiving MMSs is also easy.

7. In general, I love this phone. If I could change anything, I would double the battery capacity. I know this would make the phone slightly bigger, and the weight would increase, too. But if anything this phone is too light, so some added weight would not hurt.

Highly recommended.

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  • 2006-03-22 09:50
  • nqkJ
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Hi, how do the buttons work?
I mean thhe feel of 'click moment'

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  • 2006-03-18 18:44
  • mNFN
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I bought the CF110 yesterday morning. So far I love it. It does just what I need, and not much more. Syncing contacts and calendar events with Outlook through the USB cable was easy - it worked the first time. The Mobile Phone Manager software downloaded from Siemens' web site is very nice, and so far appears quite stable. I haven't tried the GPRS yet, but I plan to use the phone as a modem while on the road. Battery is still completely full after one day of heavy use, according to the display.

Forget about old ladies and kids. This phone is perfect for the business professional who calls often, send SMS's, and must sync contacts and calendar events with alarms. All in a 76 gram package smaller than a credit card! The sleek design is the icing on the cake. Highly recommended.

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  • 2006-03-15 11:00
  • mgPr
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