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Re: no CDMA bluetooth phones out yet

Originally posted by dethl
Sprint is still sitting with its thumb up its butt. Its been over 3 months since the SE T608 should have come out.

In case you didn't know, Sony Ericsson pulled out of the North American CDMA market. The T608 was cancelled.
 
I'd like to see photo syncing support with address book. My phone, like many newer phones, can show a little picture of who is calling if I upload a photo to the phone. Apple's addressbook stores photos of individual contacts and integrates with iChat in the same way (you can override buddy icons with photos from addressbook.).

I just sent in isync feedback last night about this. So it would have been pretty amazing if that feature was integrated in already. ;)

joe.
 
hmmm... soo many people seem to hate the n-gage... i've herd it's kinda lame from the set up, but it's supposed to have games that are better than gba right? at least that's what i've herd... mayb we should set up a board topic about this...
 
Missing phones

For all those whose phones are still not supported by iSync, there is an application available called OnSync which tries to plug the gap.
Have a look at it, there is a free demo version, and although my phone (Motorola Timeport L7089 via a USB to IRDA adapter) back than was not listed on its compatibility chart, I tried it with the demo version and it worked. When I had a problem the developer answered me within hours, and sent me a debug version.
http://homepage.mac.com/antonioferraioli/index.html
 
N-Gage

Hello there,

I have an N-gage in front of me right now, lemme give you a mini review. I got it as part of a cell/mobile contract upgrade for £30 in the UK, ($45US?).

The bad points first; Setting up web access on this thing is impossible without someone on tech support steering you through every setting, same with email. I have had it a week and I STILL can't get the real1 player to stream. There are settings nested inside settings; its crazy. It's too new for the tech guys to give me an answer on real so I am waiting on that one..

It is seriously WIERD to use as a phone, you have to hold the flat edge up to your ear and its easy to get it the wrong way round, i.e. earphone at your mouth and vice versa.

OK, the good points...

It records music in AAC format and the music sounds better than any cell phone on the planet, imho.

Everyone I have shown Tomb Raider to, has had to scrape their jaws off the floor afterwards. Picture Tomb Raider 1 on a PS1, inside a phone. No lame fake 3D, its the real deal.

The email system is as fast as dial up on a PC. By this I mean attachments being sent like JPEGS.

In summary, if you buy phones outright and run them on a pay as you go basis, this is not a good buy. If you use contract phones then give it some thought, the games are a match for dedicated handhelds, the MP3 player is very good, and the screen is bright and clear making its built in organiser software easy to use.

:)
 
Finally! For a while I was fighting with iSync during the beta and it kept either no updating my Nok 3650, or corrupting the database on the phone.

At last with iSync 1.3, I can actually use iSync to keep my phone up to date without fear of losing everything :)
 
Originally posted by jelwell
I'd like to see photo syncing support with address book. My phone, like many newer phones, can show a little picture of who is calling if I upload a photo to the phone. Apple's addressbook stores photos of individual contacts and integrates with iChat in the same way (you can override buddy icons with photos from addressbook.).

I just sent in isync feedback last night about this. So it would have been pretty amazing if that feature was integrated in already. ;)

joe.

Wo. They do support address book picture syncing now! Only, my phone isn't supported. Apparently picture syncing only works for :
Nokia Series 60 Smartphones
Sony Ericsson P800 and P900

oh well. I have a T68i.
joe.
 
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