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8.0
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7.9
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7.8
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Has anyone experienced problems with this phone? Is it stable? I think Nokia phones are more durable. what do you think?(as objectivelly as possible)
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- 2002-10-10 13:20
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- demetrios
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I am thinking very seriously to buy this phone(or maybe T300),the design is not great(maybe flip flop would have been ideal) but has nice features. my only concern is compatibility with other phones. When i was in Greece i had a T20, i was not able to send/receive images from other phones, and i was not able to send messages in Greek to phones with other providers. does any of you know if those bugs are fixed in this phone?
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- 2002-10-10 13:13
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- Marco V. Araya
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The T68i is a great phone, however, there are a few aspects of it that I think could be improved. First, the buttons on the keypad feel flimsy and loose. I expect better quality of workmanship for a phone this price. Second, the sliding button on the upper left of the phone feels weak and gives you the impression that it won't last very long. A combination of two (UP/DOWN) buttons would do just fine and make the phone feel more robust. Third, the joystick is hard on your thumbs and feels like it could break. I think a mini-trackball could be used instead of the joystick without sacrificing any of the joystick's good features. Fourth, the information in the user's manual is poor. I would like to see the manual expanded to include more information on Bluetooth connectivity (i. e. How to link to other devices like PDAs, PCs etc.) and the included games. Finally, changing the font size only affects some of the menus. If the font size is set to small the list of contacts still displays names and numbers on a larger font.
On the bright side, the T68i is a beautiful piece of hardware. The device is small, the battery life is great, and the software is written in a way that “makes sense.” Bluetooth connectivity allows you to easily transfer images or calendar data to the phone without any physical connections (I love this feature.) In summary, if one excludes the workmanship issues mentioned above, the T68i is a great phone.
P. S.: Did I mentioned the T68i doesn't have a protruding antenna?
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- 2002-10-06 00:06
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- S. Sutcliffe
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To any genuine Beatle Fans across the globe! I live in Liverpool, England the home of The Beatles. Anyone who sends me a T68i will recieve some "Fab Four" paraphernalia in return...
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- 2002-10-02 00:53
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- Marco V. Araya
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The T68i is a great phone, however, there are a few aspects of it that I think could be improved. First, the buttons on the keypad feel flimsy and loose. I expect better quality of workmanship for a phone this price. Second, the sliding button on the upper left of the phone feels weak and gives you the impression that it won't last very long. A combination of two (UP/DOWN) buttons would do just fine and make the phone feel more robust. Third, the joystick is hard on your thumbs and feels like it could break. I think a mini-trackball could be used instead of the joystick without sacrificing any of the joystick's good features. Fourth, the information in the user's manual is poor. I would like to see the manual expanded to include more information on Bluetooth connectivity (i. e. How to link to other devices like PDAs, PCs etc.) and the games! Finally, changing the font size only affects some of the menus. If the font size is set to small, the list of contacts still displays names and numbers on a larger font.
On the bright side, the T68i is a beautiful piece of hardware. The device is small, the battery life is great, and the software is written in a way that “makes sense.” Bluetooth connectivity allows you to easily transfer images or calendar data to the phone without any physical connections (I love this feature.) In summary, if one excludes the workmanship issues mentioned above, the T68i is a great phone.
P. S.: Did I mentioned the T68i doesn't have a protruding antenna?
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- 2002-09-29 21:13
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- Somkid
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I use Ericsson T66 i like it very much
Thank you for your teams
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- 2002-09-26 07:58
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- ken
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Look very nice! Is the standby- time really as much as what they announce (up to 300 hrs)? how many days without charging? Tnx!
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- 2002-09-25 04:52
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- ImPoRt_TuNeR
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I wanna get this phone, but too bad it doesn't have polymorphic ringtones and is not java enabled. Also I want zoom features and stuff for the Camera like the T300+MCA-25. Oh well, maybe I'll get the T300 or P800. Also, does anyone know if the T300 can support pictures phonebook like the T68i?
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- 2002-09-23 09:12
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- sparky
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the t68i has everything. its small, has an excellent colour screen, is easy to use and has double the features of even the newest nokias. if you think it looks and sounds good on paper, wait until you see and try it out in real life!! you wont be dissapointed!! it also seems very stable and doesnt have the bugs that seem to plague some earlier ericsson phones.. plus you cant really tell from pictures but it has a cool metallic finish (even the blue) which looks awesome and the bright blue-lit keypad makes it look even better!! buy one now!!!!
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- 2002-09-22 22:06
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- ADAM
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i need to downloud to the phone a hebrew support where can i found it plz help!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
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- 2002-09-21 23:57
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- dink
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Cool nice design and features. I hope SOny-Ericsson and Siemens will team up to turn the tables around against that simply-popular-yet-low-end-Nokia-phones. People are being victimized by Nokia with their good marketing. Nokia phones SUCKKKS! SONY-ERICSSON AND SIEMENS RULEEESSS!!!
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- 2002-09-17 13:51
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