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TheNerd
Joined: Oct 18, 2006
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Ok got the phone today. Really Happy with it,as a replacement for my K800.
now,is there anyway to transfer files to the phone using the usb cable without the phone going off-line?
and what should I do in order to evade smearing while taking pics?
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AbuBasim
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I hope you will enjoy your new phone.
There's no way of keeping the phone on while connecting to PC via USB, as far as I know. I think the reason is that the phone also provides access to the PC to the internal 128 MB and the phone itself can't remain active while this is going on.
Smearing; that's probably due to long exposures in low light. Either increase the light available where you're shooting, or increase the ISO. This will shorten the shutter speeds but also increase the noise. When the phone is on Auto mode it will usually not boost the ISO on its own, AFAIK.
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TheNerd
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Ok thanks.
up to know im really satisfied,since im not the one who needs many features in his phone,I only need the cam,and the phone itself.
only one thing,that really annoyed me ,is the fact the you cannot forward & backward in the mp3 player... )-:
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SaLiH
Joined: Jul 30, 2006
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And you can forward & backward in the video player, which doesn't make sense, they could have just put that option in the mp3 player too. |
AbuBasim
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My turn!
What are you guys using to keep the camera stable for low-light and night shots?
I just ordered this myself:
Notice the screw at the base, just above the suction cup.
Other companies are selling a slightly different model with a mini-tripod fixed instead of the suction cup:
But I already have a real tripod so I hope to fix that instead of the suction cup.
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Shuuro
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I'm thinking to get either nokia DT-22 mobile tripod or
this one. nokia's tripod is about 29$ and later one is just 2$, so wondering about its quality.
I place i-mobile on anything that is convenient for that particular shot, mostly on anything that is high raised, windows, vehicle and at times even on floor. When in public place, sometimes it happens that i need to hold i-mobile even after placing it on something, so it wont fall and this draws unwanted attention from passers.
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AbuBasim
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Looks good. Both models look very similar, except that the Nokia model is black. But the "vice" does not look to be wide enough to catch the 902 in landscape mode when fitted on that small tripod. So either you rotate all your photos or fit the vice on a larger tripod which allows the head to be tilted.
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Shuuro
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Actually, nokia's tripod head can be tilted but i'm not sure about other tripod, need to speak to vendor before making a decision.
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AbuBasim
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With only a very quick glance, can anyone tell what phone this reminds you of:
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TheNerd
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any idea how to remove the front panel of the device?
I want to clean up the dusk on the screen. |
AbuBasim
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Digdub posted the steps at HWZ here. Just make sure you remove the SIM card before you try to remove front! If you don't, you will destroy the phone! Trust me, that's how I ruined my first 902.
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Shuuro
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On 2007-11-17 10:57:19, AbuBasim wrote:
With only a very quick glance, can anyone tell what phone this reminds you of:
first thing that grabbed my attention about this phone is keypad, it is just like i-mobile 902. perhaps both phones manufactured by same company? icons in the phone suggest that it might be a smart phone!?.
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SaLiH
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Yes they're both made by ASUS! 
Nokia 3310->Nokia 2100->Nokia 3100->Sony Ericsson K700i->Sony Ericsson K750i->i-mobile 902->Sony Ericsson K800i->Sony Ericsson T650i->Sony Ericsson C901->Sony Ericsson Elm->iPhone 3GS->iPhone 4s->iPhone 5->iPhone 5s->iPhone 6->iPhone 6s->iPhone 7 Plus |
AbuBasim
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Yes. The phone in the picture is an O2 XDA Graphite, a Windows Mobile smartphone. Here's a larger picture:
Oddly enough, when I asked the same question at HWZ, someone claimed that i-mobile produced both phones for ASUS - not the other way around!
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jdthegr8kd
Joined: Dec 15, 2006
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i want to know abt the video player in i-mobile 902
1. which video format files can be played?
2. are these all formats .3gp, .mp4, .avi, .h.264 can be played?
3. what's the maximum frame rate, bit rate for the video files?
4. what's the maximum screen resolution for the video files?
anyone could plz answer my questions.
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