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7.8
- Features
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7.8
- Performance
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7.7
- creampuff
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Maybe O2 is good, but HTC TyTN is the best.... nothing beats it from O2 so far
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- 2007-02-21 13:54
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- bianzky_mt21
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O2 Phones are made for young professionals like us dude....the phone that can change your world in to reality the unique designs and worth features that can bring you on top of the world compared to others....nokia,moto samsung and other is far behind of O2!!!!SO choose O2 and feel the difference!!.
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- 2007-02-19 20:05
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- TommyF
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Can't believe O2 won't release this in the UK for fear of upsetting the apple cart for the XDA Exec or Orbit. I have an Exec but now think it's just too big as I don't use the keyboard enough but the Orbit doesn't have 3G so no good for me their. This phone would be perfect! Don't understand why a UK company doesn't give their home market it's best phone
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- 2007-02-13 14:07
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- Gary
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From what I've read in the O2 site, it doesn't say anyting in the spec that it has GPS function... Does anyone knows it really has GPS or not?
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- 2007-02-13 08:05
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- ric
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Very interesting phone. nice design. Nice Camera. hmm..Can it play MP4 format videos?
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- 2007-02-12 10:38
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- Anonymous
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What about the sound problem? What about saving a phone number to an existing contact? What about the problem of sound disapearance when listening to music with the bluetooth stereo earphones... what about, what about Crossbow instead of WM5?
The most important, why not a 256 or at least a 128 RAM? this would make the new O2 PPC the real replacement for my Atom
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- 2007-02-11 14:38
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- HTC_ARTEMIS
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To have Navigation in your Smartphone what you need is a built in GPS reciever. how ever this device is lack of that reciever. But what you can do is, buy a GPS reciever with a navi software and install it to your device. such as TomTom. i have a HTCP3300 aka Artemis aka Tmobie compact3 aka XDA orbit this device has a buit in gps reciever.
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- 2007-02-11 02:35
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- ryan023
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this is one of the best smartphones on the market right now i has all the featurs is also has a 620Mhz processor!!!OMG it is very elegant..however i would like to ask one thing..Is this phone locked???(for O2 only)
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- 2007-02-10 12:44
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- Francesco Anacreonte
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I Do agree this is very good but the Xda flame is coming out soon and has the ability to play h.264 and wmv9 plus has xbox gaming graphics on board via its goforce 5500 and i know which side of the fence on my on.
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- 2007-02-10 08:50
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- Minh Trung
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Wow, this is the most powerful PPC I know so far. Everything is in a small device. 02 will be very successful with this Atom. HP, HTC and Eten have good PDA but there's still some disadvantages such as slow CPU speed, lack of some functions, etc. I wish that O2 will release this phone soon.
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- 2007-02-10 02:53
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- Asad Rao
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well lets see what o2 brings in this baby as for last few models sounds seems to be the serious issue and more to it when will it be coming out...
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- 2007-02-09 11:44
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- hrishikesh
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Why someone is posting comments about Nokia N series in this forum.We know what Nokia phones are,THEY ARE PHONES. This forum is about Xda i.e. PDAs. People use windows based PDA'phones' for the SPECIALIZED softwares they can support and not for their camera lens and BIG hard drives!I use my medical softwares, some of them bigger than 20 MB,while listening to music playing in the background and connected to GPRS 24*7.I have 4 GB transcend SD card for 3200 Rs only,so why pay a fortune for a device with a big HD.N series and Xda are totally different things not to be compared with one another.
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- 2007-02-08 18:56
- PWYw
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- hrishikesh
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To Henning Ras,
I know there is no option for a bluetooth,but just select BEAM while your bluetooth is on,Do not forget to add the receiving device in the bluetooth list,also very basic but in the receiving device check the box in the setting of the beam connections-receive all incoming beams, because bluetooth is a kind of a beam! You can send files in this manner with just the file explorer also,it shows sending in RED if beam is used and BLUE if bluetooth.Bye.
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- 2007-02-08 18:39
- PWYw
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- hrishikesh
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To Henning Ras,
I know there is no option for a bluetooth,but just select BEAM while your bluetooth is on,Do not forget to add the receiving device in the bluetooth list,also very basic but in the receiving device check the box in the setting of the beam connections-receive all incoming beams, because bluetooth is a kind of a beam! You can send files in this manner with just the file explorer also,it shows sending in RED if beam is used and BLUE if bluetooth.Bye.
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- 2007-02-08 18:06
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- Anonymous
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All these O2 phones are old and outdated check the new Nokia N99 and N97.
http://www.nokian99-n97.blogspot.com
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- 2007-02-08 15:33
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- Henning Ras
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To hrishikesh
I installed the Resco Software,works great but still can't send contact via Bluetooth.I did like you said but the contacts still want to be send via Infra red and there is NO option for bluetooth to be chosen.It still looking for a Infra red device,on the Orbit I know the settings is for beam and just select and it will be sent via Bluetooth.
I even use the Radio on the software taht is great.Pitty that you have to be connected to the internet to use it.
Thank for the info,great help you gave me.
Regards
Henning
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- 2007-02-08 11:03
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- hrishikesh
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I like the features mentioned .
Now for HENING RAS who wants to send files or contacts from O2 via bluetooth, GET Resco File Explorer, have some free storage memory and you can send anything to the other device.
to send a contact via bluetooth, tap and hold the particular contact, there is an option SEND , it further gives you two options BEAM or SMS, select beam, turn on the bluetooth and you can send the contact via BT.BYE.
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- 2007-02-07 16:27
- PWYw
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