Switched to Nokia...
Switched to Nokia...
Well after using SE s700i for year and half, I finally got new phone. It's Nokia 6280, I had hard time deciding on what I wanted but my cousin who's here from U.K. has the same phone. I used his for a day and loved it. It's got 2mp camera, BT, infrared, mp3 player, video conference and more.
some pics (not mine)



some pics (not mine)



Nice choice there mang!
I am going to buy the Nokia 6131 in a few weeks for ~$300 USD. I've been waiting for a good Nokia Quad Band Flip-Phone w/BT
Here are some pics:


EDIT: For screen protectors, just go to your local Office Depot, pick up some PDA screen protectors and cut to fit the screen.
Originally Posted by Lister00169
EDIT: For screen protectors, just go to your local Office Depot, pick up some PDA screen protectors and cut to fit the screen.
Already did that... thanx anyway, I'm still getting used to it but it's not hard to use.
Also today I read somewhere T-mobile changed gsm 900to 850, do they have support 1900 too? Although I don't have any problems with signal yet.
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Uh, they never offered 900. TMobs has historically been GSM 1900 only, but in the last few years opened up 850mhz 'roaming' to its customers, but it doesn't cost extra to use it, its just to expand the network.
So TMobs is GSM 1900/850. As I understand it Cingular is the same, which begs a whole different rant on why so many tri-band phones are 900 instead of 850 and restrict our service options.
So TMobs is GSM 1900/850. As I understand it Cingular is the same, which begs a whole different rant on why so many tri-band phones are 900 instead of 850 and restrict our service options.
Originally Posted by Reach
Uh, they never offered 900. TMobs has historically been GSM 1900 only, but in the last few years opened up 850mhz 'roaming' to its customers, but it doesn't cost extra to use it, its just to expand the network.
So TMobs is GSM 1900/850. As I understand it Cingular is the same, which begs a whole different rant on why so many tri-band phones are 900 instead of 850 and restrict our service options.
So TMobs is GSM 1900/850. As I understand it Cingular is the same, which begs a whole different rant on why so many tri-band phones are 900 instead of 850 and restrict our service options.
Originally Posted by agui
Jatt
isn't that the equivalent of the n80? i want an N80 damn it!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
isn't that the equivalent of the n80? i want an N80 damn it!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

http://www.gsmarena.com/compare.php3...&idPhone1=1199
N80 is like $600
Originally Posted by Lister00169
Nice choice there mang!
I am going to buy the Nokia 6131 in a few weeks for ~$300 USD. I've been waiting for a good Nokia Quad Band Flip-Phone w/BT
Here are some pics:


EDIT: For screen protectors, just go to your local Office Depot, pick up some PDA screen protectors and cut to fit the screen.
16 million color display! I think I may go with this.
Originally Posted by teg_to_bike
Did you buy this yet? How is it?
16 million color display! I think I may go with this.
16 million color display! I think I may go with this.
There are a few problems with this phone with the first batches (poping noises/distortion, and a faulty camera). The newest batches are trouble free, but Nokia was dumb and used a 800mAh batter (BL-4C) with this phone. So smaller battery + excellent, large display = shorter battery life (~2 days with moderate use).
I plan on shaving down my BL-5C battery and using that to get 3 days. I am also going to buy the 1000mAh battery that fits into it (~4 days).
I will create a new thread with a full review when I get it
Originally Posted by Raheel
If you would have waited till next week I can get those 6131's for like $260
It looks like the 6131, and all nokias w/S40v2 and above don't allow apps to connect to a proxy via port 80.
In english: Google Maps, Opera Mini wont work with the Tzones $5.99 plan.

...and the pic caller ID in the interior display just stretches out a thumbnail image you have stored for that caller. What a waste of an awesome display.
:superlame:
In english: Google Maps, Opera Mini wont work with the Tzones $5.99 plan.

...and the pic caller ID in the interior display just stretches out a thumbnail image you have stored for that caller. What a waste of an awesome display.
:superlame:
Originally Posted by teg_to_bike
It looks like the 6131, and all nokias w/S40v2 and above don't allow apps to connect to a proxy via port 80.
In english: Google Maps, Opera Mini wont work with the Tzones $5.99 plan.

...and the pic caller ID in the interior display just stretches out a thumbnail image you have stored for that caller. What a waste of an awesome display.
:superlame:
In english: Google Maps, Opera Mini wont work with the Tzones $5.99 plan.

...and the pic caller ID in the interior display just stretches out a thumbnail image you have stored for that caller. What a waste of an awesome display.
:superlame:
BTW, my 6131 arrives tomorrow
Originally Posted by Lister00169
Hmm, I've been reading on howardforums that people have been able to get Opera Mini to work on there, at least on Cingular. I suggest you snoop around the net for some more info on it.
BTW, my 6131 arrives tomorrow
BTW, my 6131 arrives tomorrow

Cingular allows users to connect to port 80 via the $9.99 data plan.
I read the whole 87 page thread on howardforums today. I swear to god if one more person asks about the frikkin' battery life.......
Originally Posted by teg_to_bike
I read the whole 87 page thread on howardforums today. I swear to god if one more person asks about the frikkin' battery life....... 


I know what you are saying man. If I get battery life that is on-par with my Motorola v635, I will be happy.
So far, so good.
I received the Asian version of the phone, which is no big deal for me.
The reviews of the screen are true, it's gorgeous! The phone is veeeery light, much lighter than my v635 and my previous RAZR. Reception is top notch and the voice clarity is excellent.
The only con I have so far is that the voice reproduction lacks bass. My Motos had a nice natural tone to the voice, but oh well.
I will post pics as soon as I can.
I received the Asian version of the phone, which is no big deal for me.
The reviews of the screen are true, it's gorgeous! The phone is veeeery light, much lighter than my v635 and my previous RAZR. Reception is top notch and the voice clarity is excellent.
The only con I have so far is that the voice reproduction lacks bass. My Motos had a nice natural tone to the voice, but oh well.
I will post pics as soon as I can.
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