Samsung D600 - user opinions and reviews
- Anonymous
- 4uS
im pretty sure the majority is using cingular i am cause it has no doubt the best coverage in the US an yes i agree Tmobile does suck
- pablo
- p7E
how do I enlargen my downloaded pictures,every image/vedio are very small.
PLEASE HEEELLLLLLLLPPPPPPPPPPPPPPPPPP!!!!!!!!!!
very much stressed out.
- kel
- ibd
to all people out there: u cannot set your own message tone. u can only use the message tones given by samsung.
- Pete C
- mCS
Does anyone know how to change the Text message alarm tone? The phone comes with 10 default settings (which are dire!!!) and I want to replace them with something a bit more 'funky'. Please help.
- Anonymous
- YcI
i just got this phone, features are neat and all. BUT is it just me or does Tmobile suck? im looking for what service the majority is using for the D600.
- Char
- my6
i was just wondering how you set your mp3 songs as your ringtone, please let me know ive been figurin it out 4 days and still dont know how to do it
- Anonymous
- mX8
hi! i have tried reinstaling the program then connecting my phone 2 usb to mi computor, some people say i need a memory card 2 connect my fone to the computor?? haw do i do it because it said my phone isnt connected when it is???
- G
- mH2
iv just got the samsung d600 which seems like a good phone,just a few questions that i would be really grateful if some1 could help me with.
1) is there anyway 2 have a screensaver or permanantly show the time on the front? at the mo mine is just blank
2) how do i set my own tones as message tones? so far i can only set them as ringtones.
3) how do i set a password so people cant look @ my msgs or pics etc??
any answers would be appreciated as im v confused! lol
- zelda
- n2y
I have a problem! All the files that I download in "Other files" folder aren't recognized (for ex. jad files , that are supossed to work, because the games are in this file format.) How could I install such applications? please help!
- Anonymous
- 4uS
to luke
well when u decided to block access to your messages and pictures it asked u 4 the password. when u put that password in then it activated the privacy so you need to remember what that password was. theres no universal one try doing something like 0000 it might work
- kel
- ibd
sexy phone with very good features....pratical, fast phone unlike the smart phone junks.....has shot itself to mobile phone Hall Of Fame!
- luke
- nDM
thx 4 answerin' my previous question...i have a new one :D : i tried to block acces to my messages/images etc., but it asked for a password...is there a universal one?! cuz i dont know mine...how can i change it?! pls help !
- siraj
- Rxx
first u unistall the samsung pc suit and remove ur usb cable from the pc then install samsung suit then run software when u run software ask u to connect ur phone then u put usb cable to pc and mobile it will be connected
sorry my english is not good but i think u understand wat i m saying
- Nikki2484
- U2L
This phone is great.. I have had it for nearly 2 months and have never had a problem. It takes great photos, and is being used all the time as I have a 6month old son in tow.. Took it on holidays and it never missed a beat, the battery lasts nearly 2 weeks with out being used or a week, with calls flat out
- David =)
- Ect
Pluses:
Decent 2MP
QVGA Video recording
Replaces a basic camera easily.
Full screen MP4 playback of videos - take movies, MTV, etc. on the go quite easily!
Plays MP3s just fine.
Loud speakerphone speaker = great for listening in loud environements.
Nice, bright screen lets you view videos nicely indoors and in shady areas -- not quite bright enough to see much in direct sunlight however. But bright enough in all indoor conditions.
Fast OS - generally no or few delays going into any menu setting and making changes.
Easy drag & drop to flash card - just set it in USB mode, connect cable, and off you go! (Otherwise, install Samsung software, and use their file browser to install to camera's internal memory and/or copy from flash card contents to phone flash memory and vice versa.)
Lots of internal memory for photos, MMS, etc. No real worries about running out.
Can password lock access to the contacts, messages, files, mp3, videos, etc. so security is good on this phone. Can't lock dialing access however, so people can still call out =(
Decent keyboard, big enough keys to text fast. (However, minus is it sometimes misses a character if you're texting super-fast. that's SuperFast. Anything slower is just fine.)
Easy to get to flash slot - hot swapping okay.
Email POP/IMAP into a handful of accounts is useful, but listing of messages could use a smaller font to display more incoming messages on each screenful. Display of message text uses smaller font, so no real problems reading a lot of text sent to you.
WAP browser lets you download MP3/DOC/JPG/etc. files to your flash memory (some in conjunction with Opera Mini initiating the download), so you can even grab a Unix server manual, a few diagrams, and the latest DOC file for your to-dos online and view/use them offline on the phone.
easy navigation through menus, decent for a complex phone. Although they could make more use of the high-res display and squeeze more options/text into a screenful.
Minuses:
No UTMS.
So-So reception in poor to fair locations. Other phones do better, even the USA T-Mobile T509 model. (you can bring up the RF meter using *#8999*324# on both and see)
In 0-2 bar areas, it can go drop audio during calls, force incoming calls to the voice mail, etc. because it can't grab & hold the signal that well.
Screen isn't as large as it could be, and not as flush with the front surface as the W810i, so it looks great by itself, but not that great when you compare with a W810i (not talking about resolution, but rather, how it looks off angle, etc.). LCD on the W810i handles off angle viewing better because it's not so recessed behind the glossy clear plastic window.
Could be larger - the casing has ample space for a larger screen.
Speakers at their loudest may distort if the audio/movie file volume is encoded too loud. (but you can always adjust the audio volume tables in the firmware to make all sounds louder or quieter at each volume step yourself - see howardforums.com forums for the instructions)
System will crash and reboot when running some Java apps such as Opera Mini over a long period of time -- just shows that the implementation of JAVA in this phone doesn't truely protect the OS from rampant, beta Opera Mini (even the latest version will do this sometimes).
Occassional pressing of menu buttons too fast when the OS hasn't caught up will lock and hang the entire interface -- nothing changes, moves, works until you pull the battery and restart. Press the buttons slower and you'll be okay.
PC Studio 3.0 has the problem on my machine of a C++ Runtime error. Others have it as well. My fix? When loading anything - SMS messages, Contacts, etc. from the phone and waiting for the status window to complete, make sure you grab the title bar of that window, and hold it down until the job is finished, then release. It totally fixes the crashing problem and lets you use the software.
PC Studio 3.0 can't access the MMS messags on my D600 for whatever reason I can't figure out. Only can access SMS messsages on the phone.
No IR port.
No Video playlist. Only MP3 playlist. Thus, videos must play manually one at a time.
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Overall a pretty good phone with a few minuses, but overall worth the money. Fast OS, great Video playback and quality allows you to replace an iPod Video (yes, screen is brighter than the iPod Video, too; and you can drag & drop Playstation Portable PSP format MP4 directly into the camera and it'll play just fine), powerful speakers let you easily fill a room or listen outdoors in noisy environements, and document viewer lets you get by with the occassional Office attachment.
Opera Mini and Google Maps Mobile work fine, but limited by non-UTMS/3G and occassional JAVA crashes.
Photos and video are decent enough to replace a basic camera, and bluetooth printing/transfers lets you easily download/upload more.
Pretty much views or plays the popular MP4/MP3/JPG/BMP/GIF/DOC/PDF/XLS formats, so just drag and drop into the phone or memory card and you can view/use it on the go.
Decently small and compact so no real problems sticking it in a shirt pocket and go.
Wishes?
Bigger screen.
UTMS/3G
Better reception.
- Anonymous
- mXB
nope u can only view the pictures how they are i tried 2 c it in full screan 2 but u cant do it. does anyone know how i connect my fone to the comuutor via usb?? i have instaled it but down the bottom says its not connected?? iv gone to connection and pressed connect via usb but still dosnt work! can anyone help?? thanx
- sherifeh taher
- iEu
hi, iam jsut got the d600 and i need to know all the tips during using the phone
thanks
- jermaine
- ibd
is there a way to view pictures in full like viewing videos in full screen? thanks.
- Alin
- ny7
Problems, problems, problems!
It's a cool phone, but a little dissapointing at the "soft" part: it's unacceptable for such a phone not to have the "make new folder" option... My photos are all over the place (images folder)! I have to search minutes to find one in particular...
I also found very annoying the fact that you cannot disable the "low battery" warning tone.
Does any of you folks know some hack for fixing these problems?
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