Forum: Competitors
2011-01-02, 19:19
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Forum: Competitors
2010-12-31, 12:12
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Replies: 4,676
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Re: Samsung Galaxy Tab Info Thread
It is in the Market priced at about £1.28 whatever that is in your currency. Market reviews seem to be fluctuating between 5 star ("This is a beautifully designed app") and 1 star ("This is a $2...
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Forum: Competitors
2010-12-24, 10:42
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Replies: 4,676
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Re: Samsung Galaxy Tab Info Thread
Consumer's association 'Which?' have reviewed the Galaxy Tab and made it one their three tablet Best Buys (the other two being the iPad).
If you're not a member you won't be able to read much of the...
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Forum: Competitors
2010-12-14, 09:29
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Replies: 4,676
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Re: Samsung Galaxy Tab Info Thread
Looks good, and it supports using Google openid logins, so no need to remember yet another set of account details.
Edit: having tried it out I'm not impressed: it doesn't support the basic Android...
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Forum: Competitors
2010-12-13, 09:29
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Replies: 4,676
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Re: Samsung Galaxy Tab Info Thread
I'm pretty sure the default is actually the other way round: Samsung's own keyboard is the default but you can switch to Swype as you describe or by press & hold on any input field and select 'input...
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Forum: Competitors
2010-12-09, 19:57
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Replies: 4,676
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Re: Samsung Galaxy Tab Info Thread
I would, but it won't accept my IMEI number. There's quite a discussion going on at xda-developers whether the offer applies retrospectively or not.
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Forum: Competitors
2010-11-25, 17:49
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Replies: 4,676
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Re: Samsung Galaxy Tab Info Thread
CPW current rates include: phone cost/monthly cost/months/GB
£0 £40 24months 5GB
£99 £35 24months 5GB
£339 £17.50 24months 1GB
£454 £10 1months 1GB*
£454 £15 ...
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Forum: Competitors
2010-11-24, 19:22
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Replies: 4,676
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Forum: Competitors
2010-11-13, 12:45
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Replies: 4,676
Views: 1,328,724
Re: Samsung Galaxy Tab Info Thread
Thanks. It works great for taking pictures of the home screen, but can be really frustrating in an app as it's impossible to tell whether the back button will or will not have had any effect before...
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Forum: Competitors
2010-11-10, 13:36
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Replies: 4,676
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Re: Samsung Galaxy Tab Info Thread
It would have been more convincing it he hadn't had a screen protector on the Tab. I'd like to know how the screen would have handled the impact without the protector taking.the initial impact.
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Forum: Competitors
2010-11-09, 08:39
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Replies: 4,676
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Re: Samsung Galaxy Tab Info Thread
Slightly odd. The article says "The two best value packages appear to be from Three and Talk Talk" and then doesn't list any of the TalkTalk options.
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Forum: Competitors
2010-11-02, 13:37
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Replies: 4,676
Views: 1,328,724
Re: Samsung Galaxy Tab Info Thread
At lunchtime today I walked to the nearest Carphone Warehouse and walked out with a Galaxy Tab for £499 (with a 1 month rolling contract so I can decide what do to longer term). I verified that it is...
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Forum: Competitors
2010-11-02, 08:15
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Replies: 4,676
Views: 1,328,724
Re: Samsung Galaxy Tab Info Thread
So this morning I get an email from Amazon apologising for the delay and giving a new shipping date: "Estimated arrival date: November 24 2010 - December 17 2010". Somehow 3-6 weeks until dispatch...
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Forum: Competitors
2010-11-01, 20:33
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Replies: 4,676
Views: 1,328,724
Re: Samsung Galaxy Tab Info Thread
Amazon, Tesco and Carphone Warehouse are all priced at about £529 without a contract, but because Amazon are now quoting 1 month delivery a search tends to come up with a marketplace seller asking...
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Forum: Competitors
2010-10-18, 13:12
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Replies: 4,676
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Forum: Competitors
2010-09-28, 12:22
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Replies: 4,676
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Re: Samsung Galaxy Tab Info Thread
I don't know what you consider 'reasonably priced', but play.com (http://www.play.com/PC/PCs/4-/16596574/Samsung-Galaxy-Tab-Bluetooth-Stylus/Product.html) have the bluetooth stylus priced at £49.99
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Forum: Competitors
2010-08-19, 12:50
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Replies: 13
Views: 8,410
Re: my defective android tablet: help anyone?
You're running a very old version of Android (there have been three major OS releases since 1.5) so even if you do get the market working properly you will find most of the good apps won't be...
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Forum: Competitors
2010-08-12, 11:33
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Replies: 18
Views: 8,708
Re: N900+Maemo5 vs Galaxy S+Android2.1
I think you are confusing the O/S with the application. Android does support multi-tasking, but most of your issues seem to be that the default web browser doesn't multi-task. That's a problem with...
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Forum: Competitors
2010-02-05, 14:11
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Replies: 40
Views: 15,950
Re: N900 vs Droid & Nexus One
Most Android phones require you to enter Google Account details before you can access any phone functions. Developer phones such as ADP2 will allow you to skip the registration process. If you choose...
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Forum: Brainstorm
2009-11-04, 08:57
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Replies: 15
Views: 7,733
Re: [SANDBOX] Wifi-based Proximity Profiles
Have a look at the Android 'Locale' app to see the sort of thing you could do. That uses cell tower, wifi and GPS to determine location, but only to the accuracy it needs so if you are nowhere near...
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Forum: Competitors
2009-06-10, 18:10
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Replies: 8
Views: 5,346
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Forum: Nokia N810
2009-04-07, 14:11
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Replies: 4
Views: 1,633
Re: Wanting to buy a nokia N810
The standard map application only requires a subscription for route planning. It works just fine as a map without any subscription. You can indeed use maemo mapper instead but that only plans routes...
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Forum: Nokia N810
2009-01-05, 08:34
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Replies: 12
Views: 5,987
Re: can't input "|" with the keyboard
Assuming you are talking about xterm: Menu/Tools/Settings... Press Toolbar shortcut, press New, enter something like Pipe or Bar as title and bar in the value field. Press Ok/Close/Ok and now you...
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Forum: General
2008-07-12, 18:43
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Replies: 2
Views: 3,386
Re: Does Xterm's Find support wildcards?
On a Linux system the shell expands wildcards before passing them to the program. (The DOS command line works differently and leaves it up to the programs to interpret the arguments.)
That means...
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Forum: Newbie
2008-04-30, 07:25
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Replies: 2
Views: 1,876
Re: python doc strings from xterm python?
It looks like Python has been compiled for maemo without the doc strings. Also the interactive 'help' command is missing. It's a pity given how useful both of these are for beginners.
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