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Mizzle
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Choose Thailand from that list at "handy info" and check the dates of X1... Nice, huh
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xell
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Can't. By now, it requires me to log-in if I want any info from this site. |
BobaFett
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X1 IS An H2 Product - We’ve Got The Official Statement!
http://blog.se-nse.net/2008/0[....]ve-got-the-official-statement/
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plankgatan
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GOD what a beatiful phone XPeria X1 is  cant wait to feel the "power" of it.
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BobaFett
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@mizzle h2 is really long, it can mean july and dec too... se is funny 
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zub
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On 2008-02-27 23:46:49, max_wedge wrote:
it's a WM device. What do you mean by flash? Flash animations in menu? Flash Macromedia on webpages? Plays Flash Lite animations?
AFAIK the menu won't support flash animations nor will this phone be modifiable through far, xs++ etc. However menu mods will be available through the usual WM menu enhancements. (SPB etc)
Does WM6 support Flash in webpages? Don't know.
yes was refering to macromedia flash in web pages.
On 2008-02-28 06:33:31, mode wrote:
I think zub is refering to webpage flash that enables streaming videos on sites such as youtube. Are there any other phones that could do that now by the way?
yes and simple flash games/apps and stuff  |
tindo196
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i can see htc announcing a similar phone and as usual with better specs and releasing it well b4 we see this xperia or shall we say p990the sequel |
max_wedge
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Well, I know for sure, neither Opera Mini, Pocket IE (WM5 or earlier), nor Netfront, support flash natively. There is a flash plugin for WM5 (and presumably 6) - I tried it on youtube but youtube keeps forcing me to view the mobile version of youtube, not the full version.
Apparently, the browser in N95 supports flashlite 2.0, but normal flash webpages don't translate well to flashlite.
From what I can see, there are no mobile browsers on the market (apart from safari in the iphone - which doesn't have HSDPA ro even 3G!) that can display flash pages properly.
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Dogmann
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@Max
Actually the Nokia N95 8gb has Flash Lite 3.0 so you can watch the full YouTube site straight from the browser and is the fisrt Mobile devcie to have it.
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Ryxa
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CeBit 2008
"Sony Ericsson Corporate Vice President of the Global Communications Aldo Liguori, who told the Unofficial Sony Ericsson Blog that "I can confirm that we will be launching the X1 product in 2nd Half of 2008, as per our announcement of 10th February."
Looks like SE trying … will see...
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BobaFett
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max_wedge
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On 2008-03-04 10:12:04, Dogmann wrote:
@Max
Actually the Nokia N95 8gb has Flash Lite 3.0 so you can watch the full YouTube site straight from the browser and is the fisrt Mobile devcie to have it.
Marc
Cool, good to know. One thing I'll be happy to admit, Nokia are leading the pack (not including iphone) in the native browser wars.
My brother in law is finding that his N95 browser does a pretty good job but still turns to opera mobile for somethings that the N95 just can't do (log in to his banking site for example). I'd be keen to try out the N95 8GB browser to compare.
Point of note on Opera Mini, some things the N95 browser can't do, I can do on my K800 using Opera Mini! So I am pegging some hope on Opera Mini being a credible cross platform solution for internet browsing. Opera Mini certainly improves the internet experience on my WM5 device (Pocket IE is pretty crap). And the Opera proxy is getting better all the time.
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razec
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I just saw ASUS ZX1, and it's specs are well suited for an XPERIA competitor(including the WM 6.1 OS ), and it'll be released on may. but still XPERIA interface is like no other
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bavlondon2
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On 2008-03-04 10:12:04, Dogmann wrote:
@Max
Actually the Nokia N95 8gb has Flash Lite 3.0 so you can watch the full YouTube site straight from the browser and is the fisrt Mobile devcie to have it.
Marc
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[ This Message was edited by: Dogmann on 2008-03-04 09:12 ]
Its a big drain though on resources and the hardware solution of the n95 8gb isnt really suitable. Th
Anyway enough of the release date for the X1. When will we get to see some proper hands on demonstrations of the phone further than just 1 or 2 menus?
I used a HTC S730 today and really like the whole slide out side keypad form factor.
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txmrolf
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BE WARNED!!!...THIS IS THE SAME MARKETING CAMPAIGN USED FOR P990i!!! DO NOT BE FOOLED!!! |
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Posted: 2008-03-03 18:04
