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Sony Ericsson X10 Official Thread |
moogoo
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indeed i was wrong 
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tranced
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From: Santo Domingo, wonDeRland
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So is  :
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goldenface
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Wow! I thought it was just me. I can't overstate how good the X10 is. I too thought the dummy phone done it no justice in the flesh.
Guys, it's sleek and powerful and as Sony Ericsson's first Android effort, 10/10 - Sensational!
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glorfingal
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Having had a selection of A2 series, then the Satio I was kinda dreading
the first few days of the X10 .... nothing could be further from the truth.
It's a wonderful experience and well done (so far) SE 
My only complaint .... I now need to up the data portion of my tariff
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MyP910
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I'm wondering why browsing on x10 is very fast even with 3g |
moogoo
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dont think i've ever seen goldenface so happy/excited over anything....
i cant wait to get my hands on one!
moogoo
Nokia 5160 -> Nokia 8260 -> SE T68i -> SE K700i -> SE Z710 -> SE Xperia X10a -> Sony Xperia S -> Sony Xperia Z1 -> Sony Xperia XZ -> Sony Xperia XZ Premium -> Sony Xperia 1ii
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goldenface
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On 2010-04-09 09:12:00, MyP910 wrote:
I'm wondering why browsing on x10 is very fast even with 3g
That is what I was wondering when I started using it. It's like a WiFi connection.
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titus1
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Today I've hold a dummy phone. Size wise..it wasn't really that big |
Ricky D
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32 hours for me to get mine...
I'm ready to cry because it's taking so long. It's so close I can smell it and taste it.
You can be assured to get my first impressions when I get my mits on.
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Dups!
Joined: Sep 24, 2006
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Good to see this phone being relatively stable and performing wonderfully!
From the hands on reviews of owners all over the net it is a great device indeed. Well done SE and welcome back! Took you a while but looks like it was well worth the wait.
Now give me a portrait QWERTY android phone and I'll gladly hand you my money. Oh, this time make the OS current!
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jakontil
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i am still disappointed that it doesnt feature the multitouch capacitive touch screen... but im still curious... i might try to get one later on....
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jakester2000
Joined: Jul 09, 2004
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On 2010-04-09 04:37:50, winnerzero wrote:
I'm still getting used to the dialer as that seems the only way to access contact info apart from creating a shortcut on the homescreen. But if you do that, the contact info screen looks different from the SE blue one, which I like. I find myself pressing a lot more buttons if I need to call someone in a hurry...
Must admit - the first thing I did was delete the dialier widget from the hompage and replace with the phonebook I can't remember anyone's numbers so the phonebook was much more important!
I've spent some time now adding pics to my contacts. I love the way their faces appear in a kind of faded out way at the top of the contact! I almost wish the phone book had the Timescale style spline.
Had an odd moment this morning - left phone chargin overnight and in the morning, even though the green light had gone off (fully charged), the battery status screen said 92%. I plugged the chargeer back in and it good to 100% pretty sharpish but maybe it just drained 8% on standbye?
P.S Im using Apollo Task Killer but Im not sure this is the best - never too sure what I can end and what I can't! |
tranced
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From: Santo Domingo, wonDeRland
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On 2010-04-09 12:24:47, Dups! wrote:
Now give me a portrait QWERTY android phone and I'll gladly hand you my money. Oh, this time make the OS current!
You mean something like this?
On 2009-02-14 21:04:39, PeterKay wrote:
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SE-Naz
Joined: Dec 23, 2003
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From: LONDON
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Don't end any timescape tasks, as it goes funny and will have to restart the phone... I have ended most tasks otherwise... with no issues...
If you have a concern around battery there is a good app called juicedefender and advanced task killer... you can get free versions in the market...
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log
Joined: Nov 15, 2004
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From: Boring London UK
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@ winnerzero , i use that task mgr and i too was killing too much, just untick what you want left running (alarm etc) , works fine:-)
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