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PeterKay
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Thanks for letting me know Jah.
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spine6
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yes i'm serious.. because you can update the phones with perfect program when the phone is release in the market.. so can anyone tell me where can i buy a prototype SE p990i? |
Jah
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@spine,
the prototype P990 IMEI will not allow future updates |
_LAU_
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I already answered that question in the last page...
I believe you can get one if you sign up as a Premier developer:
http://developer.sonyericsson[....]p_new_membership_structure.jsp
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On 2006-03-04 20:03:34, spine6 wrote:
can anyone tell me where can i buy a prototype SE p990i?
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S4k1s
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On 2006-03-03 19:39:05, sc26 wrote:
sony have really gotta get their act together - bringin out way too many phones in one period is obviously causing major strain on their output speeds, just annoying and losing customers rather than gaining them - just my opinion!
sony are class products, no doubt about it, but its the same old story too many times with them - take the ps3 for example!
oh well, rant over lol
guess i will have to wait even longer!
peace
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Sony and Sony Ericsson is not the same company and Sony Ericsson have nothing to do with the PS3  |
Residentevil
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Peter - Once you gone with the P-series, there is no going back. At least not for me.
Tough times don't last, tough people do!
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averkiev
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On 2006-03-04 23:37:45, Residentevil wrote:
Peter - Once you gone with the P-series, there is no going back. At least not for me.
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I have had P910 for 14 months.. now I use Windows Mobile 5.0 based Pocket PC phone, I've no regrets that I'm not a P-series user anymore...so this is all matter of personal preferences |
PeterKay
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On 2006-03-04 23:37:45, Residentevil wrote:
Peter - Once you gone with the P-series, there is no going back. At least not for me.
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yeh i know but the delays make it hard...
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etaab
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Feel sorry for the Nokia fan boys, the UIQ driven 6708 never even surfaced..
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adnhk1
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On 2006-03-05 16:58:39, averkiev wrote:
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On 2006-03-04 23:37:45, Residentevil wrote:
Peter - Once you gone with the P-series, there is no going back. At least not for me.
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I have had P910 for 14 months.. now I use Windows Mobile 5.0 based Pocket PC phone, I've no regrets that I'm not a P-series user anymore...so this is all matter of personal preferences
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Hi, that's probably because you either use the PPC "as is" or you only install and actively uses only a couple of apps at any one time. The great thing about P910i and future P990i smartphones is that one can have at least 15 apps and 25 apps running actively in memory respectively, without the need to close any of them so often due to either not enough memory to multi task, or memory leakage that causes the phone to crash.
Try installing 15 quality apps into a PPC and set them to auto run at boot time, then continue using the phone and see how long it can last before giving you messages of "crtitcal low memory", etc... |
daloon
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Just curious.. Which 15 apps does one need to run at the same time? Any examples? Serriously.. |
averkiev
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On 2006-03-09 00:30:56, daloon wrote:
Just curious.. Which 15 apps does one need to run at the same time? Any examples? Serriously..
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And I even more curious about 25 apps case. It's probably good for pick-up girls in a bar. "Hey baby, look at my P910, it has 25 apps running on it!! Would you go in bed with me?"  )) |
BigFeat
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I'm beginning to lose interest in the P990 already. Anyone else? One might equate this to the "blue balls" syndrome. The release is apparently pushed back for an additional 2 months at the least. At this point it might help to know what the cause of the delay is. I don't expect these tips to come from SE, but at least some in the "know" can drop us some nuggets.
19 months of dicking around with this P910 is getting old at this point. I look forward to another 2 months with it if it's still in one piece. But I clearly don't give a shite anymore. Wake me up in 2 months.. 
[ This Message was edited by: BigFeat on 2006-03-09 04:48 ] |
PeterKay
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In all honesty, the p990i delay is a bummer but when it is released i will surely buy one as i have done with all the P series so far. It is a quality phone with many new features which are causing the delay but it will be worth the wait.
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below24
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Ive seen about 5 of them today they are really are stunning piece of technology.
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Posted: 2006-03-04 13:01
