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Visual communication like never before with the Sony Ericsson Satio |
etaab
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I do find Android nice, but a little boring to use.
Lets just be happy with what we have now, the Satio. It might not be perfect but its probably the best S60 handset around now.
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jmcomms
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I'd agree that it's probably the best, or maybe equal to the Samsung I8910 HD (albeit for different reasons).
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gazza73
Joined: Apr 24, 2007
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help please,,,,,
took a full length picture, but when try to use it as wallpaper its sideways,,, any help please, wanting full length shot for wallpaper 
and i dont think the camera is great at all,
my c905 was a better flash, without messing about with balance,,,
is it just me taking shite pictures lol
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daviep
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post a pic so we can see
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etaab
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9 times out of 10 its the user.
My Satio photos were awful for the first few days, now they're the best ive seen from a cameraphone.
edit: also the video quality is very good for VGA. Shame theres no stereo speakers or stereo microphones (N93 style) to make the audio better.
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vegetaleb
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Why photos taken in 8mp with C905 are 3mb and 12mp of Satio 2mb ???????
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jmcomms
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Heavy JPG compressed I'd imagine, which is a shame. SE should consider at least offering up a super-fine or pseudo-RAW mode, if only to give the phone some more credibility in the camera world.
The Pixon12 saves images that are well over 3MB each, which is what you'd expect from a 4000x3000 pixel image with lots of detail.
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etaab
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Mine are 3mb on average though..
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Bonovox
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Looking at recent comparisons i actually prefer the Samsung Pixon 12 for overall quality of photos. Much sharper with great detail definition and colour. Also i dont really need a smartphone
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jj03
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i like the satio's camera quality. Would like to see it v omnia hd. Would be interesting. |
vegetaleb
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I am sure SE will do something for the camera quality in the coming FW
I found a bug: every time I choose anything else than ''Sony Ericsson'' as theme style for homescreen the phone lacks the command virtual buttons, though it worked well the first time 
SE homescreen is cool but it ''eats'' 50% of the screen
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ares
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Come to think of it, UIQ's death was the beginning of the end for Symbian. And to to think I lamented SE for dropping the best mobile OS ever.
ditto...that was the end of my connection with Symbian...and also with SE...but i´m curious to see their Android stuff
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NightBlade
Joined: Jul 29, 2007
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On 2009-10-30 18:14:00, etaab wrote:
Mine are 3mb on average though..
1.5MB here.
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jj03
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uiq was on its arse way before there was even a hint that symbian may be moribund..as for android. . Meh. |
jmcomms
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UIQ was effectively destroyed with the launch of UIQ3, which was a step backwards in many ways, plus poor handset design (lack of memory, slow processor). The big problem was the poor use of the screen for many applications. Instead of tiny status bars, we had a great chunk of real estate showing the name of the application or pointless icons. The web browser was effectively a tiny window on an already small, average resolution, display.
However, it was still designed from scratch around touch (but, with a stylus not a finger or thumb) and had more shortcuts that you could press on-screen - and had loads of potential that was never realised.
It's clear that S60v5 has tried to copy some aspects of UIQ in its design, but sadly it seems to be all the wrong things!
Think back to the P800i in 2002 and you can probably remember when everyone had one, and besides some REALLY ropey devices running Windows, it was Sony Ericsson that probably convinced thousands and thousands of people that there was a future in touchscreen smartphones. The P800i (despite an odd design) was a massive success, as was the P900i - but it all started to fall apart beyond that with successive disappointments.
Just think; Sony Ericsson had around six years head start on Android!
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