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8.2
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8.1
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8.0
- sagar
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VoIP isn't free. You have to sign up for a VoIP account/service first, then you can make calls in WiFi hotspots.
How do you know it doesn't support MicroSDHC? There is NO hardware difference between a regular MicroSD slot and a MicroSDHC slot - the support comes from the software. Windows Mobile 6 has SDHC support straight from Microsoft, thus this phone, along with ANY other WM6 phone, supports SDHC cards.
Also, what's the point of having a pocketable device that you can only browse web pages (at a decent speed) when you're at a WiFi hotspot? You might as well be using a laptop for that. IMO, one of the perks of a cell phone is to have FULL access to the web while on the go - like in a car, business trips, at work, at the gym, hiking, etc.
I like ETen products FWIW, but I think it's about time that they start implementing 3G into all their devices - as they have outstanding features (for the price) otherwise
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- 2008-01-16 03:53
- 2A4x
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- tawd
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VoIP isn't free. You have to sign up for a VoIP account/service first, then you can make calls in WiFi hotspots.
How do you know it doesn't support MicroSDHC? There is NO hardware difference between a regular MicroSD slot and a MicroSDHC slot - the support comes from the software. Windows Mobile 6 has SDHC support straight from Microsoft, thus this phone, along with ANY other WM6 phone, supports SDHC cards.
Also, what's the point of having a pocketable device that you can only browse web pages (at a decent speed) when you're at a WiFi hotspot? You might as well be using a laptop for that. IMO, one of the perks of a cell phone is to have FULL access to the web while on the go - like in a car, business trips, at work, at the gym, hiking, etc.
I like ETen products FWIW, but I think it's about time that they start implementing 3G into all their devices - as they have outstanding features (for the price) otherwise.
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- 2008-01-15 19:11
- Fqfe
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- Anonymous
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Well if the WiFi is SIP then 3G doesnt matter as you can just hook up through your home internet account or any free WiFi hotspots in the city, and do free VoIP calls for example. Or am I getting this all wrong?....
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- 2008-01-14 19:04
- mSBv
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- Adolfo
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The good: VGA is incredible, smaller than last one, good pack of resources, run everything from pocketOS, super slim, fast gps.
The bad: better sound, better bluetooth, slow photo, average camera
The uggly: no support HDminiSD (over 2 giga) is a shame. 3G is necessary, too.
The botton: average. ETen, we expect U to impress us, as U did 2 year ago. MOVE ON!
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- 2008-01-14 17:12
- P4mX
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- coral
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i think this phone has a pretty cool name.
and the screen is huge!
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- 2008-01-12 04:36
- 2Avr
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- Dr. A
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Finally, VGA display, GPS and WiFi in a decent sized phone (Gigabyte i350 doesn't count, it's too ugly and 2,6" is not enough for VGA). Too bad for USB 1.1 and only 64 RAM.
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- 2008-01-11 21:45
- 3ccK
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- Jamie Dunph
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So is da GPS free, or u paying for it by month or sumtin?
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- 2008-01-11 18:36
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- hellgod24
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almost all mobile phones that have wi fi don't have 3g and for smartphone 2 mp is ok. but i don't like that this phone have only 64mb ram it will slow down the phone
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- 2008-01-11 18:27
- nTZ6
- U
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