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Majin
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Posted: 2006-07-21 20:11
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Ive had many screen freeze problems with my K800i, where the screen flashes white and doesn't return to normal, no button pressed changes the screen and you cant turn it off. Happens after i unplug it from the PC, even though i used 'safely remove hardware' as it tells you to do.
Anyone else had the same problem?
nemo66
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Posted: 2006-07-21 22:26
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@SE Rules

Critics ????
Where????
I donīt see any critics in my FIRST POST!!!
I just wrote down my experience....man.
If u fell criticized...well...ok.
nemo66...the best sniper in town!
JLamy
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Posted: 2006-07-21 23:20
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I received my K800i today on O2 UK online tariff. Apart from the security seal being in the wrong place (I think - see photo attached below) the packaged arrived safely. I am happy with it so far apart from a couple of minor build niggles:
1) The LCD screen is placed about 1mm off centre to the left of the screen window of the case.
2) The Joystick seems to stand slightly angled to the right when in neutral position.

Apart from that I have been enjoying playing with it, and taking some pics, which appear very nice and clear. However, the phone did reboot itself once so far when I was playing a MP3 ringtone I bluetoothed across.

Regards,
JL
sahran
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Posted: 2006-07-22 02:05
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the video camera call in K800i is very bad when i make video call...is there any tips to make it better?
MrZippy
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Posted: 2006-07-22 02:22
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If the battery says it's full, it's full.

Lithium ion batteries would explode if overcharged, there are monitored and cut off charging when full, 12 hours applied to ni-cd batteries 5 years ago!
>500
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Posted: 2006-07-22 02:28
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On 2006-07-21 14:16:01, silie wrote:
would you recommend that i switch from w900i to k800i? i read alot of reviews saying that the video is poor in k800i since it uses qcif? can you help me decide thanks



i just sold my w900i and ordered the k800i. After a little while i guess i got sick of opening the swivel.
ill let you know how i go when i get the k800
peanut
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Posted: 2006-07-22 18:04
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On 2006-07-21 23:20:02, JLamy wrote:
I received my K800i today on O2 UK online tariff. Apart from the security seal being in the wrong place (I think - see photo attached below) the packaged arrived safely. I am happy with it so far apart from a couple of minor build niggles:
1) The LCD screen is placed about 1mm off centre to the left of the screen window of the case.
2) The Joystick seems to stand slightly angled to the right when in neutral position.

Apart from that I have been enjoying playing with it, and taking some pics, which appear very nice and clear. However, the phone did reboot itself once so far when I was playing a MP3 ringtone I bluetoothed across.






That seal is defo in the wrong place to the point of it now being a seal or secure.

I'd send it back regardless because of the joystick placement.
SE Rules
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Posted: 2006-07-23 00:01
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@nemo66

Your post in response to my sig. has a very critical tone, and other people agree with me, but if you didn't mean to offend, then no worries...

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Tervel
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Posted: 2006-07-24 02:59
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On 2006-07-21 00:23:33, SE Rules wrote:
@nemo66

Before you try to criticise what somebody has written, especially in their signature, please read what their current one is. That signature is about a month old from when I first go the N80 before the K800, I only wrote because I was truly gobsmacked by its quality in all departments, however, since aquiring the K800, I since realise that yes the photos are better, no the video isn't as good, but well improved, but that isn't completly what my signature suggest. In s software department, the K800 stands no chance, UIQ v Symbian, no comparison! So there the N80 wins for software and video, and th K800 in photos. I've been on these forums long enough to know a good phone and how to compare them!

In future, I suggest you don't use your first post as a criticism of a another person, unless you've got some experience!

Cheers!

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[ This Message was edited by: SE Rules on 2006-07-20 23:34 ]



I honestly don't see how he's critiszing your signature - he's merely expressing his point of view in regards to your signature. Being new on the board has nothing to do with the ability of a person to express their opinion. I believe nemo66 did a rather good job of doing exactly that and it just so happens that his opinion of the software differs from yours. As this is a discussion board, you could have/should have asked or at least addressed his post regarding the buggy software and poor memory maangement instead of getting all defensive and trying to 'put him in his place' as a new poster. This attitude is not constructive on a a discussion board - it seems to represent some sort of elitism which in truth does not exist on this board.

By your logic, I"ve been on this board a year longer than you => I must be even better at judging a good phone than someone who happened to stumble upon this board yesterday...
michka
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Posted: 2006-07-24 04:00
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I fully agree with Tervel. There was no criticism whatsoever. Unless SE Rules feels so if someone does not agree with him.
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Novell
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Posted: 2006-07-24 09:15
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Can the k800's camera be used without having to switch on the phone? This would be very useful in, for example, in an aircraft. Can anyone check for me, thanks!
gladpatrick
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Posted: 2006-07-24 10:46
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Is there a way to turn off the shutter sound on this camera?
mrwoll
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Posted: 2006-07-24 10:47
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@Novell
Yes the camera can be used in Flight Mode.

Just a little piece of advice I have to give.

!!DO NOT RESTART YOUR K800i WITH A 1GB M2 IN SLOT!!!!

I did this yesterday and it scared me so bad. The phone switches on and the sony ericsson screen stays on for an eternity. I really thought my phone can crashed which would have been really bad timing as I was on a train and need to contact people I was meeting with and to arrange to be picked up.

So I restarted again and thought well its prob just loading up the M2 for ages, so took it out and sure enough the phone start a LOT quicker.

EDIT: HMM actually having retested that now, its seems to start up fine. Really dont know what happened to it yesterday then but it damn near gave me a heart attack.





[ This Message was edited by: mrwoll on 2006-07-24 09:51 ]
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Posted: 2006-07-24 10:59
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for those who have the k800i, i should be expecting mine tomorrow, how should i charge the phone when i get it ?
Should i use it and kill the amount of battery that it has when new and then charge for x hours? or should i just do the full charge straight away?

thanks guys...
Novell
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Posted: 2006-07-24 11:00
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mrwoll, thanks for the confirmation!
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