Samsung D900 review: Slim slider extreme
The slimmest slider in the world already on the market. Samsung D900 (12.9 mm thick when closed) offers almost maximum equipment. It has also been given a special final touch: a 3 megapixel camera and a superb display. Now try to imagine it all in a stylish sliding body. The price, however, is rather high.
- Agentk
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From the review, when an birthday is entered into a contacts detail, it automatically gets added to the calander.
I have tried it and it does not work. Spoke to the local Samsung helpdesk and they confirmed that the phone does not create a reminder for the birthdays in contacts.
Can anyone confirm or refute this?
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- 2007-02-13 09:33
- QiUS
- rastak8
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ways to prevent the screen from CRACKING:
1.Avoid putting it in ur pocket, smtyms u dont realize the pressure given to the phone if its sandwiched.
2.i usually slide up my phone when i charge it, i think the batt and the heat of the keypad might be a reason because if id buy a standing charger (i dont know what its called hehe.) taking the battery cover off would be a waste of time and man, it so hard to open not touching the front part.
3.don't put the object in metals or smtn that can have heat.keep it in a cool place.
4.maybe u can cover it wd a crystal case.
5.don't over use it or use the music player with a really loud volume (i mean if u play rock music,wd a really loud volume not only it will crack the screen but also the speaker.u know what i mean.
6.this is a precious gem that is kinda fragile, so u take full responsibility to it.to those who stil got the one-piece d9,i hope this helped.CIAO!
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- 2007-01-20 03:46
- PSva
- slickT
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Edgar > not only can you watch video, you can do everything on you TV screen, send SMS,change phone setting, it basicaly replaces you phone screen :)
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- 2007-01-16 12:15
- NH5E
- slickT
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aez > The sound could have been better. In an open plan office environmnet, its hard to hear the phone ringing from 10 meters away :(
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- 2007-01-16 12:10
- NH5E
- slickT
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To punkrockgoddess > When you have finished typing your message, press and
select Send only or Save and send.
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- 2007-01-16 12:06
- NH5E
- slickT
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To mX@1 > the document view works like a charm, it's only the ppt viewer that i haven't played with yet. But excel and words works :)
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- 2007-01-16 11:54
- NH5E
- slickT
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To -=pacifichubwency=- $ Si > The G or E just shows you that your G(GPRS)/E(EDGE) is active, these are used/alows you to access the internet through WAP, i don't think you can get rid of them.
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- 2007-01-16 11:51
- NH5E
- Nathalia
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When I first started using the d900 (the most beautiful phone in the world!!!) the G sign was not on and yet as of last night its been on the screen permanently. Can someone please tell me what this is and how I can take this off the screen? Also, someone wrote about the ringing starting low and then going higher, I'd also like to know how to make it ring at the same volume. Please please help me cus I've browsed the net to no avail. Many thanks
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- 2007-01-11 22:19
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- Clemmy
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Have recently changed from Nokia to Samsung D900.
Can someone tell me how to get Bluetooth to connect automatically with my car-kit. I find that I have to switch on ignition..and then connect manually. Whereas, my Nokia connected automatically before driving off.TUIA
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- 2007-01-11 22:07
- NH6$
- Si
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Hi guys, I've just got the D900 yesterday and I'm loving it. However, when I receive text messages, they are automatically saved to the SIM card, which only has capacity to store 20. How tdo you change this to default all text messages to save to the phone memory which can store 200?? Any help would be greatly appreciated.
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- 2007-01-10 10:01
- TtTI
- Anonymous
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hey i need some help....
i have had my D900 for a while now and at the top of my screen there is always a little E in a blue box can anyone tell me what this is and how i get rid of it please and thankyou.
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- 2007-01-04 12:28
- mX@1
- punkrockgoddess
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Hey you guys! Im planning to buy a D900 and I'd like to ask those of you who actually own one if the document viewer really works.. like the PPT, DOC, etc. Is the document viewer available right after I buy it or do I need to have applications and stuff? And is it easy to transfer the files from the PC to the phone? Sorry I'm really kind of technology illiterate here.. Thanx so much!
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- 2007-01-03 04:18
- PRQg
- Anonymous
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I also need to know how to save sent text messages so I know what and when I sent it
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- 2006-12-30 22:17
- nxmi
- jules
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Hi - Please can somebody tell me how to save sent messages on the d900....thanks
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- 2006-12-30 22:14
- nxmi
- Jordan
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The D900 is my first samsung and so far so good. they are alot stronger than they look and withstand a lot of force. the only thing that has disappointed me with this handset is the limited SMS ringtones other that that IT IS THE BEST PHONE IN THE WORLD!
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- 2006-12-13 12:01
- S35r
- aez
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i'm planning to buy this phone but i need your help. i read most of the previous comments and some of you mentioned that the phone has a poor sound quality yet some say the opposite. can anyone tell me which one is true?
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- 2006-12-13 08:56
- PGHI
- whoever
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yo derrick
u can put ur emails on the pc but u need to first install the cd
iv tried it and it works
iv had this d900 for 3 weeks and i think it is excellent
i have no complaints with it
but can any of u guyz tell me where i can get a different background theme without buying it
the big ben one iv had for long and i want a different one now
thnx... :)
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- 2006-12-04 19:44
- m9%i
- Stix
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I noticed that when the phone rings, the ringer starts off low and then goes to the normal tone after the first ring. Is there a way to change it so that it always rings at the proper volume? Also it seems none of my text msgs are being kept in 'Sentbox'. Is there a way to make it save sent msgs there? thanks.
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- 2006-12-03 02:23
- kCYj
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