Motorola RAZR V3 - user opinions and reviews
- david
got one love it but and its a big but,its just a motorola nothing new inside
- tian wang
we got this phone in our store a week ago, i have personaly used this phone for 3 days. honestly, it sucks. i switched back to my p910i. sure, its pretty thin, but the bottom is not thin, also, the back, where the battery cover is, its not straight. the lcd is pretty big but the camera stays the same. 0.3 megapixtal. which is the same shiatty camera thats aviliable in v220. good job moto, hello?
- Justin
Yeah the cingular place told me today that he is getting in around october 15th and its gonna be $450 with a 100 mail in rebate. sounds alot better than 850 online
- brandon
slick design love the aluminum my only complaint is the polyphonic ringer
- Justin
To the guy that said the A840 is ugly
Your totally right. All im saying is the features on that phone are alot nicer than the ones that the V3 offer thats all. And to the other dude its supposed to be out in Oct, or dec
- kel
this is really a classy design, but really too bad tat it has only 5.5mb memory. it's not a phone tat u can always hold on. and i bet it will be quite expensive.
no offends :)
- -to: Justin
"A840... features ... blow the V3 out of the water"
Well: A840 looks like yet another ugly plasticphone with antenna, almost 50%larger and 20% heavier..... hmmm
- Juan
To Justin
Thanks, Well the A840 is not out yet...when do they plan to release it on the market???
- Justin
to Juan,
Hey man I dont think that it has a MP3 player. For that you should check out the A840. The features on that phone blow the V3 out of the water
- Juan
Hey guys from the looks this is a fantastic phone, real cool to showoff with. But I have a question Does it has an Mp3 player or can it be installed seperately??
If so this baby is going home with me!!
- JMaseter
This is one of the most stylish piece of art ever made, neat, classy, and unfortunately expensive
- Nick Wells
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e already have a perfect song with intelligent lyrics, backed up by a fabulous video. What’s the last thing we need? A beautiful packaging. And who’s the only person who could create it? No one but Mark Farrow himself. His design of various Being boring single releases is simply, as the song itself, a masterpiece.
Regular releases present white background, wonderful sepia-tinted photos by The Douglas Brothers and black text written using one of the most beautiful fonts ever—Helvetica Neue. Being remixed records’ design does look remixed as well—instead of black and white palette it has navy blue background plus yellow and red text.
Does it look simple? Yes. But in this case “simple” means “perfect.” As a friend of mine once said, one look is enough to understand nothing better could ever be designed. Everything is on its place. Everything seems right. Nothing is missing and nothing seems unnecessary.
In my opinion Being boring (and similarly looking Behaviour) has one of the most beatiful sleeves ever. Along with 1995’s Alternative and 1996’s Before and, as a matter of fact, most of other releases from Pet Shop Boys, for me it’s the reason to be proud of my collection not only because of the music.
- Nick Wells
I've got something reallyboring to say:
Although comments here may not be technically correct, the answers here are in plain English to be able to grasp the basics of the complicated mobile communications structures.
TEXT MESSAGES
Why can't I send a text message from UK to USA ( or USA to UK )
( or why you have to use our text to e-mail option )
The boring answers ( but on a need to know basis )
Main Reason But see bottom to see how to
Text messages go via the the transmitters within your country. ( See transmitter Descp )
Transmitters have a range of 2 miles max, otherwise your brains would be fried.
Radio waves travel in a straight line, so wont go round the bend in the earth to or from UK--USA, so would need billions worth of satellites.
( See Other reason. )
Yes - But how can I text India and Australia
( round the curve of the earth ) from UK and
not America from UK
In Theory, text messages are sent to your nearest network transceiver, then passed from transmitter to transmitter till it reaches its final destination.
The range of the transmitters is up to 2 miles ( no buildings in the way )
Slightly more powerful transmitters are placed on the coast of England and France
so there is a direct land mass route to India etc etc
Other reason is that from UK across to Australia, we use 900 + 1800 Mhz GSM systems, so no problem to send + receive text at 900 or 1800 Mhz.
North America use 800 and 1900 Mhz so a garbled message would be received.
But Australia ?
Either one satellite hovering above Australia and Indonisa to reach the nearest land mass, or island hoping across Indonisa to India, to send text messages.
Why then - cant we send text messages by satellite to America?
Until recently, text messaging was not an important life form in the USA, especially when they have free local land line calls. And to text outside USA was even less important. - Takes 2 to Tango. or is it....... 2 to text.
Even if the phone frequencies DO prevent transfer of text messages.
So - The answer is ?
1) You cant send text messages between UK and America.
( However, before we are shot down in flames, - only one company will allow text messages, but it cost so much to set up, others have not followed.)
BUT - Use OUR text to E-mail
2) Send a text message as an e-mail. ( 160 character limit, - same as text message limitations )
USA phones,
Our phones ------ send message to ANY e-mail address.
Receive a text message via e-mail sent to your phone.
UK phones
Our phones------- send message to ANY e-mail address.
Receive a text message via internet SMS program sent to your phone.
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