Samsung D820 - user opinions and reviews
- Shinryu
- Lrq
To: Yashnu
Your question is already answered here:
http://www.gsmarena.com/samsung_d820-reviews-1356p7.php
Near of the beginning of the page.... games and applications are JAR so it works
Read before you post. Search before you post. There is a big chance that your question is already answered
- yashnu
- Pxm
can anyone plz tell me wat is the operating system for this phone....i cant download jar files....
- Shinryu
- Lrq
To: dany g.
Try cut the "name file" to make it shortest, this because the phone can't read files with a looooooong loooooong file name ;-)
To: daisy
No, you can't change it. The only ones that can be changed is the ringing tone and the alarm tone. The rest only can be changed by the already pre-installed
Ringing tone: Yes (All you want)
Alarm tone: Yes (All you want)
Message tone: No (10 default + off)
Email tone: No (10 default + off)
Power tone: No (2 default + off)
Slide tone: No (4 default + off)
Calendar tone: No (4 default + off)
- daisy
- vpd
hi everyone. im planning to buy this cellphone. I have a question though. Can I change the message tone to something like a MP3 format like most nokia series 60 do?I know the ringing tone can be set to a true tone or mp3, how about the message tone?
- dany g.
- pkk
hi there...i have a problem with my samsung d820..actually is a samsung t809..but it's the same stuff...i have a 32 mb memory stick...i put 5 mp3s on it and the phone read just 3 of them..why ? can anybody tell me ? or what should i do in this case ? i heard i must format the stick from the phone...but i can't find the option..thanks
- pao
- 2Am
@zing mark
hey this is the default camera setting
size: SVGA 800X600
quality: super fine
view finder: full screen
scene programs: normal
metering exposure: matrix
white balance: auto
ISO: auto
- zing mark
- ypp
well i bought this cell 3 days ago, its good and stylish set, the display screen looks just superb at night,
but i have a problem, i was playing with the camera settings yesterday and lost the default one, now the settings that i have made are not getting me comfortable, can somebody please post the default camera settings,(size,quality,view finder, quality, metering exposure etcc).
regards
- Brandon
- Nxs
Had the D820 for at least more than 6 weeks last year and then it broke the the warranty kicked and i got D900 HAHAHA YAY
- Shinryu
- Lrq
To: Mike
1: Yes, you can rotate 180º and when is closed remain protected
2: No, it doesn't have a flash light
3: Well... maybe, but with a rotate lens, actualy there is no similar, but with 10% more maybe the D900
To: Ai
Additional that says Pao... Just plug it to the computer and transfer the music, to the phone with the Samsung PC Studio (CD included in the package) or to the memory with the USB Mass Storage...
- pao
- 2Am
@ shinryu
thanks it really helps a lot! :D
@ai and susun
transfering a video and a n mp3 file is just the same..
1. go to file manager
2. select music or video
3. select music or video again
4. your list of music or video appears
5. select option and choose "move to card"
6. check the selected file you want to transfer and select "move"
7. it's your choice to uncheck the "with caller id" items etc.
8. select move and choose what folder (music, video etc.)
9. select "move here"
hope this one helps :D
- Mike
- pqD
I am planning on buying this phone and looks great so far... reviews awesome
got a few questions though
1st Can you rotate the camera 180 so that when u close the phone it will remain protected ? (or u can only do so when it's slided open?)
2nd It doesn't have a flash right?
3rd is there a similar phone +/10% of the price that can bring me same satisfaction or better ? (it has 2 be with slide :D)
ty all in advance
- ai
- 4S9
can someone please tell me how to transfer music to the phone/memory card... thanks!!!!
- Shinryu
- Lrq
To: Pao
It's the band in wich work your carrier, here in Mexico our carriers work with the bands 850/1900 i think in many parts of south america works with 900 and in others 1800...
Really you "don't see the use" of this bands, because is transparent for you, is the infraestructure that makes to work your phone in diferents parts of the world, and is thanks to your carrier.
Is for this that teorically a Quadband is better that one with dual band, but if you don't go out of your country, with a simply band is enough for you ;-)
But now the tendency is to make the world a world of UMTS=3G and in Japan the 4G ;-)
Well, more or less the explanation is there, if you want to go more deeper i'll recomend to you search more specialiced articles on the web, in the classics Yahoo or Google ;-)
Here in this post i can't explain "all" this means, but in the web there are many articles, check it out =D
- Anonymous
- 2W5
when i'm taking video it is saved automatically in my phone memory.but I want it will save in the memory card.how to do that please inform me.
- pao
- 2Am
@ susun
when i'm taking video it is saved automatically in my phone memory.. then i'll just have to move it to my memorycard. i don't know why yours is automatically saved to the memory card. check the settings
- pao
- 2Am
@ shinryu
tnx for the reply but what are those bands for? their in mHz right? i cant seem to figure their usage..
- danielg
- i2G
just got this phone, it's pretty wicked so far. looks cool (had great comments bout it from friends) and has good features for cheap. Battery life is fine... i can play songs most of the day and take photos etc and just charge it that night, obviously if you arent using features every second of the day it'll be sweet to run a few days without charge. can't use custom message tones (i.e for receiving sms) but that's no biggie as i have it set to vibrate anyway. Anyway, sweet phone
- Shinryu
- Lrq
To: Walter
Maybe your phone is defective.... i have a little more of 90% of the Sim card occupied and still ringing...., also i have always have good reception, and with me always too show caller ID... or my telephone is the only perfect or your telephone has some defects... go to the service center ;-)
To: Pao
Tha bands GSM are 850, 900, 1800, 1900
Quadband: The 4 of the 4 bands
Triband: Only 3 of 4 bands
Dualband: Only 2 of 4 bands
Oneband: Only 1 of 4 bands
To: (Blank Name)
With me the sound is excelent, why don't you try a loud MP3, Midi, AMR, sometimes happens that with my friends ;-) then i'll fix his/her sounds =)
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