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2010-04-26
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#162
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If you look closely it says that it will have a capacitive stylus in select markets....
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2010-04-26
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#163
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Originally Posted by bxbomber
1. It's Symbian thing. It can be scaled like we have already seen with old 3rd edition phones, but it doesn't seem to be problem free. Will change in S^4.
Hardware wise the device looks good, just a couple of points.
1. Why a 640x360 resolution? most smart phones are doing 800x480.
2. Why only 600+mhz processor, most smart phones coming out right now are doing 800-1ghz. That would be nice.
3. Did I read that it'll support tmo 3G? if so i'll def look into it as long I read good reviews on symbian s^3
2. It seems to be 680mhz that would mean it's OMAP36xx and it's good to remember that TI OMAP3 will beat Snapdragons *** in GPU fight. OMAP3 will also be much more flexible than what Qualcomms Snapdragon is like we have already seen with N900, Droid and Pre.
3. It seems so. Nokia and T-Mobile USA have had some loving going on so it might be true.
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2010-04-26
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@ Helsinki
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#164
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Originally Posted by bxbomber
If the 600MHz means it's less power hungry, I'll gladly take the "slow" processor. Smartphones have crap battery life, and Symbian can easily handle 600MHz.
2. Why only 600+mhz processor, most smart phones coming out right now are doing 800-1ghz. That would be nice.
(Not trying to start a discussion about race to idle.)
Last edited by jnwi; 2010-04-26 at 18:30.
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2010-04-26
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#165
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Strange design, really strange.
I hope we'll see a xenon in a meego device in the near future.
I hope we'll see a xenon in a meego device in the near future.
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2010-04-26
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@ Espoo, Finland
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#166
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Originally Posted by bxbomber
3. Did I read that it'll support tmo 3G?
Yes it does. In fact if you read more closely you'll see that it is the first mobile phone supporting every single 3g band available in the world. By the way these specs are for the chinese version of the phone.
EDIT: It could be that those bands stated in the spec sheet can be for different models. Who knows.
Last edited by bbin; 2010-04-26 at 18:50.
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2010-04-26
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#167
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Originally Posted by tissot
so it's a new version of omap 3 running at higher speed.
1. It's Symbian thing. It can be scaled like we have already seen with old 3rd edition phones, but it doesn't seem to be problem free. Will change in S^4.
2. It seems to be 680mhz that would mean it's OMAP36xx and it's good to remember that TI OMAP3 will beat Snapdragons *** in GPU fight. OMAP3 will also be much more flexible than what Qualcomms Snapdragon is like we have already seen with N900, Droid and Pre.
3. It seems so. Nokia and T-Mobile USA have had some loving going on so it might be true.
that's good.and with tmo 3g even better.
so far that's two positives.
i'll still take a wait and see approach on this, if this was running meego it ould be better.
Originally Posted by bbin
always wondered why there has never been a phone that truly is worldwide 3g supporting all 3g bands.
Yes it does. In fact if you read more closely you'll see that it is the first mobile phone supporting every single 3g band available in the world. By the way these specs are for the chinese version of the phone.
EDIT: It could be that those bands stated in the spec sheet can be for different models. Who knows.
Last edited by bxbomber; 2010-04-26 at 19:04.
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2010-04-26
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#168
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Originally Posted by Dave999
Posted a day ago. Look back like 8 pages.
nokia seems to be out of ...
http://translate.googleusercontent.c...nBgGTrpZeJex5A
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2010-04-26
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#169
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Hey, to me it looks absolutely fine.. As long as it has a good standard browser same or very similar to MicroB then I am very interested.. If it's going to be the same old S60 browser then, it's not for me.. After using MicroB on the N900 I can't go back to any other browser on a mobile device..
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2010-04-26
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#170
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Originally Posted by bandora
Don't think it'll be microb. Don't think any other mobile os platform uses/has microb
Hey, to me it looks absolutely fine.. As long as it has a good standard browser same or very similar to MicroB then I am very interested.. If it's going to be the same old S60 browser then, it's not for me.. After using MicroB on the N900 I can't go back to any other browser on a mobile device..
1. Why a 640x360 resolution? most smart phones are doing 800x480.
2. Why only 600+mhz processor, most smart phones coming out right now are doing 800-1ghz. That would be nice.
3. Did I read that it'll support tmo 3G? if so i'll def look into it as long I read good reviews on symbian s^3