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arnoldc
Joined: Dec 14, 2001
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Yiz, unfortunately the nokia models comparable are as problematic. I had thought of the same thing and even tested a 6310, can't even connect to ipaq without a firmware upgrade.
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yiz19
Joined: Feb 27, 2002
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@arnoldc: Actually, I think I've gotten to the point where I almost don't care about the features of the phone. As I said, all I'm looking for now is stability 'coz my phone's been driving me crazy these days.  My old, old but trusty 3210 is somewhere here...I'd go back to it if things don't improve with my T39.  |
luwi
Joined: Jan 17, 2002
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@ dan47
My unit is for replacement na. 
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GOwin
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@yiz19
twice a day? lucky you! i'm lucky if it doesn't reset within an hour while on GPRS averaging 30-40min before a reboot.
i miss my R2G firmware, even with the SMS ID bug, and the occassional reboot when sending SMS (which still occurs on R4A008!!!!) at least, GPRS is very stable - i never had a reboot while on GPRS.
can they just downgrade the FW?
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dan47
Joined: Feb 14, 2002
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Yiz- we dnt use the t39 that much. Few Txting n gprs connected to pc via cable. Wat were u doin when it hangs
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fxyvxn
Joined: May 20, 2002
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@bonito and dan: i dont think so! She who has the better phone rules!;-)
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yiz19
Joined: Feb 27, 2002
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@GOwin: I'm still lucky at this rate?!? Man... Actually, your experience is exactly why I don't see the point in upgrading.
@dan: It hangs whenever...as in, no particular time. It hangs when I'm opening the inbox or even just turning on the IR. It resets so randomly, too. One thing, though, GPRS is pretty stable. I guess I need to be online with GPRS all the time for it to be stable. |
dan47
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Luwi - u got document for it? Mine baka-diagnose pa? Yiz- wil test the unit on sat, jus like wat u r doin to ur phne. So far openin inbox or msg, ok naman. R u goin on sat?
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yiz19
Joined: Feb 27, 2002
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Oh, well...guess I'm gonna try and find a phone that's "stable enough" for me (since it seems that a stable phone remains to be dream these days). Kalungkot lang 'coz this most likely means a downgrade for me.
@dan: No, can't go on Sat.
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GOwin
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@yiz19
of course you are! you reboot 2x a day, while i could get as high as 10 on very bad days!
but i don't experience the other problems you mentioned. 2 lang ang reklamo ko ngayon: 1) unstable GPRS connections; 2) reboots after sending several SMS one after the other. |
arnoldc
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Yiz, i understand your sentiments. I miss the r320 never had a problem, not even a single one.
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luwi
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@dan..
I don't have the document pa. Pero Sir Darius already see my problem, he informed me that he will replace my unit once the replacement units are there. Cgurado tommorrow meron na silang stock, as per GPRS dumating na kanina ang hinihintay ng lahat. |
arnoldc
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Gowin, i think you can downgrade.
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Handsome Puppy
Joined: Feb 19, 2002
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@yiz19, i think the trend will be that mobile phones will become less and less stable because theyre packing in a lot of functionalites and even making operating systems on them like Symbian, Pocket PC Phone Edition and Smartphone 2002. So i feel that they will soon be as stable as desktop/pda operating systems, which is not really much of a good thing, but people do want desktop/pda functionalities on their phones so they have to accept the trade-off. I have even heard that the future Sony Ericsson phones for 3G will be running on the Microsoft Smartphone operating system which is like a mini Pocket PC. Maybe soon they will add a new feature to phones to have a CTRL-ALT-DEL functionality 
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GOwin
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I dont consider my palmOS as unstable. Hot papa, please - please talaga - there's no need to quote the whole msg. :-l
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