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Rhino8
M600 black
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Posted: 2005-12-07 09:21
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@ thank Gawd its insured. just spoke to dial direct this morning, my claim would be processed by friday morning. so its suffer with k7 for now. got so used to the v800 keypad.
amawanqa
Nokia 7600
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Posted: 2005-12-07 09:42
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@ da brixsta,
Welcome to the world of the smartphone!You've got a truly awesome handset there.
Browsing,sms'ing and posting is an absolute pleasure with the stylus,as I'm sure you have discovered.Enjoy!
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brix25
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From: Cape Town, South Africa
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Posted: 2005-12-07 10:09
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@da wanqsta: Can you suggest any good applications for the phone?

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Kryptik
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From: Port Elizabeth, S.Africa
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Posted: 2005-12-07 11:06
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Gentlemen, buying and selling a house ain't easy. Enough paperwork to consume an entire forest, running to and fro getting utilities transferred, along with Telkom lines, fighting thru the bureacratic jungle that is the Dept of Hedgumacation, then literally needing to get one's house in order. Thank heavens for the vacation, i've officially taken possession of the new house today, although bonds have yet to be registered. The previous owner was kind enough to waive occupational rent so we're passing the goodwill on to the new owners of our former home, which of course means one big deurmekaar conglomeration of moving vans (theirs), Telkom guys doing connections, neighbours trying to be helpful. Toss in a brother arriving for his wedding, a stag party being planned, and my sister and swaer also arriving for aforementioned wedding, and you have bedlam of the highest order!!! :-) i love it!!!

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amawanqa
Nokia 7600
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Posted: 2005-12-07 11:37
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@ brix,
I would certainly recommend Opera version 278 (6.20).
Faster and more convenient.
I installed MS Office on the P900; MS Word used by far the most.Is Office pre-installed on your P910?
Also have the HP mobile printing application with the Bluetooth.
For Pommieland,I have the London road and route map application installed on my P900,but I still make more use of the conventional big AA London road atlas.
I also have the 'NEW' Photoprofessional v.2.20,although to be honet I don't use this application too much.It's just more customisable,with filters,different effects,etc.May be put to better use with the P990's 2mp cam.

Here ae a few links for you to check out:

www.zedge.no
www.shock-therapy.org
www.handango.com
Rhino8
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Posted: 2005-12-07 11:43
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what does the p910 cost. i am considering buying one as a 2nd phone
brix25
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Posted: 2005-12-07 11:56
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@da wanqsta: Thanks for the heads up...I'm getting to grips with this little monster fast and I'm starting to like all over again.

I'll check out Opera (bloody essential) since I'm on the net most times of the day.

I also need some sort of an RSS reader(I'm a news junkie of the highest order).

@Rhino: You can get yourself a good second-hand one for about R3000-3500, a new one should cost you in the region of R4500...seems like the price hasn't gone down one bit.


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Rhino8
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Posted: 2005-12-07 13:31
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Yea, noticed sony prices stable for the moment. Alot of them at least. I need a symbian phone, might even look at the 6680 coz all i need it for is surfing anyhow
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amawanqa
Nokia 7600
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Posted: 2005-12-07 13:32
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If you know someone in the UK returning to SA in the near future,new P910's can be bought for approx R2500 to R2900,going by this morning's exchange rate.

BTW,I decided to treat my very faithful P900 to a new genuine P900 housing.Finally getting rid of the Orange branding.The current housing has a crack near the screen,where the keypad rests,and light scuffs caused by nearly 20 months of constant use,so it should (hopefully)look nearly as good as new when I get it back.
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brix25
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Posted: 2005-12-07 14:01
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Got myself a BodyGlove skin...would hate to get unneccesary scratch marks on the phone.

@Rhino8: The 6680 is not too bad a phone, a almost got myself one last month.

For the second time I took my K700i to Vodacare in Green Point, the lady behind the counter wrote down all my complaints: it switches off by itself, battery drains quite fast and the missed calls don't divert to voice mail even though all the settings are correct. There was no mention of water damage this time.
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skhuu
P910
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From: Johannesburg, South Africa
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Posted: 2005-12-07 15:40
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@Rhino

I don't know about your preferences in buying phones. I have seen a few going from R2 000.00 to R3 000.00 in Junkmail. Some people offer proof of purchase and some don't have it. Some are even new, opened once or so.

To be safe, I would recommend meeting the seller and when satisfied pay them. The bank transfer stuff is not safe. Again dont take if there is no original packaging and proof of purchase.
You can get Junkmail in many places.

Hope this can help you get the phone, P910 is such a great phone.
amawanqa
Nokia 7600
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Posted: 2005-12-07 16:49
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Body Glove was a wise move.The first accessory I bought for the P900 was a Krusell case from www.expansys.com.
Even with this excellent protection,the inevitable scuff or scratch is likely to happen after lengthy periods of ownership,particularly where the cases may not completely cover.Oh well,we do what we can to minimise wear and tear.
Is the P910 officially your new 'Precious?'Probably a dof question,I suppose...
Kryptik
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Posted: 2005-12-07 18:24
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Methinks once Brix discovers the full capabilities of his smartphone the P910 is going to definitely reach "precious" status in record time.

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brix25
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Posted: 2005-12-07 19:25
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@da wanqsta: I guess this is my new "precious" although I still own the K700. I dowloaded Opera which quite useful but is not as nippy as it's younger sibling. Holding the phone it feels like a PalmOne Treo...which I hated for a whole lot of reasons.

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mario2002
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Joined: Feb 15, 2004
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Posted: 2005-12-07 20:08
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It is big indeed.But it does a lot of things so its a compromise.Is a pity it does not have EDGE. On the other hand with all my software a S60 cell will certainly be more suited.And lastly - welcome to the 'smart' world. On another note - does anyone know where I can get a real chip and working 6680 ?

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