HP iPAQ hw6915 - user opinions and reviews

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Design
7.9
Features
8.2
Performance
8.1
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well i have bought hp 6955 n have carried it ti india i was wondering if anyone out there knows how i can get gps services in india

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  • 2007-01-22 12:19
  • 2S$4
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does anyone knows how to change the language from spanish to english on this hw6915? please!

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  • 2007-01-21 15:30
  • nCxd
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I bought the ipaq6965 and I find it very interesting. I was amazed esp. with its GPS function it has voice & video navigator. When I downloaded the Manila Map it started automatically when I runnig my car along the road. For the support, HP is good and it has an online support as well. I like the unit of its professional look that's why my wife was asking me if I can give to her to switch her Sony Ericson K600i. I bought 1-spare battery of the same size because it drains quickly while using GPS for it has only 1200MAH cap.

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  • 2007-01-20 22:48
  • N9%u
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I am trying to send and recieve MMS but i can't get it to work any idea?

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  • 2007-01-19 14:37
  • nETP
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no camera? no buy. but if you do put a camera on it then please mount two. one on its face and another in the rear so we can use it as a webcam. or an even cooler idea would be to put one on a swivel with some decent optics. a 3MP camera will do just fine

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  • 2007-01-13 15:02
  • n1Au
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I just bought the ipaq 6915. Does anyone know if I can use my gmail account? the only email I can use is my hotmail.

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  • 2007-01-12 22:18
  • 2mjy
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I'm very interrested in the HP ipaq hw6515, but there's one thing i'm not sure about and that is if the HP is compatible with MAC. Can anyone help me with this problem???

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  • 2007-01-12 15:52
  • iKkY
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has ne1 used HP iPAQ 6965.... is it worth buying.... hwz the sound clarity and all..
I saw on the HP website... this PDA is in the "discontinued list" of HP... please respond

Im confused between Imate or HP... help guyz

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  • 2007-01-11 17:16
  • Uqwv
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I have use it for 4 mths now. No problem as long as I dont install too many 3rd party software.
Anyone know whether I can add voice dial feature to it? This will make calling out via bluetooth much easier--esp when u r driving.

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  • 2007-01-11 17:13
  • ibf2
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I purchased the 6915 after having a Treo 650 and getting fed up with the size of the screen and reboots. I am delighted with how far ipaq has come in the last 4 years, but the battery life is very disappointing with the standard battery. You can purchase longer life batteries, but this increases the overall size of the unit. The screen is fine and when you have wi-fi set up, it will use this to download emails etc, so email is very convenient when using wifi. I find the calling and dialling part of the software clumsy and slow. When you start or end a call, it never seems to do it immediately. The camera is very poor in comparison to other cameras and if I had to choose again, I would buy the version below, as it does not have a camera, but does have a mini SD and a normal SD slot I am told. The Satnav is fantastic though, and as I travel all over EMEA, this has been very handy. Obviously you have to buy the updates. If you need to share the SIM with your car or another phone, it is easy to take the SIM out, BUT I still do not know how to gracefully turn the unit completely off! I hope that helps anyone considering purchase.

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  • 2007-01-09 23:32
  • Sdyh
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DO NOT waste your money.IT has a bug.If you changed local settings others than us english, you will be not able to use hp camera or many other application.It is unusally slow and after soft restart program memory has 32 mb free.After normally using a device it start decreasing, when reach 25 mb you will be not able to use application.BE WARE.I own it for two month and still looking for a way to return my money.

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  • 2007-01-07 21:00
  • m1YJ
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Had it for last 4 months in India. It's the best ppc I've ever had... except for the battery life. Lasts for a day only for me.. but the rest is super... specially the built in GPS receiver!

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  • 2007-01-07 08:04
  • 2@eC
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i really wanna buy this phone but wat puts me off is its screen resolution i.e. only 240*240.. i think which is not upto the mark if u spent 35ks for it (india )!

can someone assure me if its good enough ?

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  • 2007-01-05 06:21
  • w4tx
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Had the ipaq for 3 months. its brillant. The only thing is the battery life!

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  • 2006-12-31 13:48
  • S35I
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Owned the pda for a week. So far, its brilliant - connectivity and download speed are strong points, a little big in size, but NAVIO software is great for desert driving and backtracking - i rate it a strong 8

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  • 2006-12-26 19:08
  • SkEn
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Looking forward to buy this phone but first I would like to know if it is too bulky, or too thick, I really dont like heavy, bulky, unconfortable phones, can anyone help please?

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  • 2006-12-23 07:09
  • PHs5
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I am tempted to buy HP iPAQ hw6915 but need to know a few issues. Let say when we had more than 1000 contacts information and more than 800+ SMS messages, does it slow the performance of this PDA phone? Also is there a lag in keyboard typing?

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  • 2006-12-20 18:25
  • wYy@
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I have been using this phone for a few months. Can't say the GPS works perfect but all in all, it's a very stable and reliable phone.

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  • 2006-11-25 01:47
  • mEKp
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no 3G? not a big deal! it's still the best PDA .. at least for until middle of 2007 ...

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  • 2006-11-22 14:55
  • UDQZ
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Downloading software from a torrent or p2p web site is illegal, and GSM Arena does not condone these types of discussions. You would be wise to ask that question in the proper forum.

That said, what you choose to do is your own responsibility, and when you get caught, you will be prosecuted ;-)

Hope that answered your question!

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  • 2006-11-19 07:15
  • 49VN
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