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The least buggy Sony Ericsson phone to date |
TeenInvader
Joined: May 13, 2005
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From: South Africa - Jo'burg
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Even the simplest fome have bugs.
I used the j210 to browse mobile.esato.
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JAGUY85
Joined: Oct 17, 2003
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From: Jamaica
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Seems T630 has it. Massuer, could you please copy and post my image from my Sony Ericsson line into the Product thread? My hard drive died and not replacing it til few weeks.
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driftmania
Joined: Mar 07, 2006
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From: California, USA
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my k700i never had any problems even though i dropped it about 15 times, and they were all on concrete. it was awesome. |
Xugaa
Joined: Oct 05, 2005
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From: Great Britain
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Yeah every mobile phone company has bugs and problems in their phones, but the great thing about SE that is unique, is that they will work on and release free of charge firmwares to upadte and perfect phones. For example my K750 with the latest firmware is the best it has ever been, so quick and efficient.
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Del
Joined: Jan 11, 2003
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From: Kent, UK
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I have to say that my S700, which I use as my second phone, and has the original firmware has never showed any bugs, unlike my K750 that I have had to update constantly.
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g-roxx0304
Joined: Nov 20, 2005
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I've to say the s700 and the w800.
I've used those phones with no probs at all. |
dotsis
Joined: Jan 03, 2006
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@feco..i do own a multitude of phones..just prefer using my 6630(3g) or pc for browsing(broadband)..only tend to use my p910 for music/work purposes as the 7k/sec browsing is utterly painful..yet such a delight ;-)
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WelshTom
Joined: May 20, 2004
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From: Costa del Cardiff Phone: K610i
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I have owned the T68i, T610, T630, K700i, K750i & W800i and the only one i have ever NEEDED to do a firmware update on was the K700i as i had trouble recieving texts on the o2 network in the UK. So either i have been very lucky or SE actualy produces very stable phones is my experience!
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jagger2k
Joined: Nov 14, 2004
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From: Leicester, UK Phone: IPh
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i have never experianced any bugs with any of my phones. |
dotsis
Joined: Jan 03, 2006
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@jagger.that's because your too blind to see it!rather like kim syms from 1991/2.you're a se fanatic, so it's procedure to overide/see any defects!
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michka
Joined: May 17, 2004
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On 2006-06-24 01:50:42, jagger2k wrote:
i have never experianced any bugs with any of my phones.
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Well of course if you only use your phone to make or receive calls. 
But that's not what phones are made for today, is it? 
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IRFCA_WDG-3A
Joined: Nov 24, 2005
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As fas my experience goes, i can say boldly that the K700 is the least buggy fone ever. The award for the most buggy one is taken by the K750, although it also tops my fave list!
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JAGUY85
Joined: Oct 17, 2003
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K700? I think we need to judge the phones based on when they JUST came out because I recall the K700 receiving so many revisions but I bought mine in Feb and got latest version so I wouldn't say It's the buggiest. Let's compare the phones as they came out.
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kallegod
Joined: Jul 02, 2004
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I have not had any problems whatsoever with my K750 and the S700 was equally stable.
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mwarner
Joined: Dec 23, 2003
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From: Warwickshire, England
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It all depends on how quickly you got the phone after release and whether it was a new architecture (e.g. T610, K750) or just a derivative (e.g. T630, W800).
Most new phones have some problems when they were first released - e.g. with the K750 R1AA used to crash quite frequently - mostly just reboot but sometimes hang. The first new firmware fixed this problem and it has been very stable since, although there have been minor problems with most new firmware releases.
Generally speaking, more modern phones have more bugs, but that is just because they are far more complex, have many more features and interact with more peripherals (e.g. BT headsets). |
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Posted: 2006-06-23 15:40
