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Spawn
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On 2006-08-23 11:27:32, Jejoma wrote:
Reading the posts for some time, it very much strikes me that you chaps that have already got your P990s have paid a premium price to be beta testers.
I'l be buying mine when it is all sorted but in the meantime I'd just like to thenk you all both from myself and on behalf of Sony Ericsson (I'm sure they'll never thank you themselves) for all the work that you are putting in and for paying for the privilege.
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Well im going to put it this way, there will always be little problems/niggles with this phone. Question is whether or not you can live with them and i for one can and im sure alot of p990i owners feel the same. SE will fix most of them through updates thats a certain but ive yet to come across someone saying that they dont like the p990i after using it. It may have its problems but its got to be one of the best phones out on the market at the moment in my opinion.
Its a shame that people like you cant see that but then there are always people who will have a little pop at something they cannot have/afford  . |
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Ctrl+A
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Well im going to put it this way, there will always be little problems/niggles with this phone. Question is whether or not you can live with them and i for one can and im sure alot of p990i owners feel the same. SE will fix most of them through updates thats a certain but ive yet to come across someone saying that they dont like the p990i after using it. It may have its problems but its got to be one of the best phones out on the market at the moment in my opinion.
Its a shame that people like you cant see that but then there are always people who will have a little pop at something they cannot have/afford .
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I have to agree even though I do not have mine yet. If you want to be at the forefront of technology and make the most of new gadgets, there is a small (and sometimes expensive) price to pay, but hey, we want to goodies and there will always be money, so putting up with the bugs is about the sum total of short term frustrations, much overshadowed by being able to use the latest and most often best gadgetry out there !
Now hurry up supplier and give me mine!! 
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On 2006-08-23 14:20:17, Ctrl+A wrote:
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Well im going to put it this way, there will always be little problems/niggles with this phone. Question is whether or not you can live with them and i for one can and im sure alot of p990i owners feel the same. SE will fix most of them through updates thats a certain but ive yet to come across someone saying that they dont like the p990i after using it. It may have its problems but its got to be one of the best phones out on the market at the moment in my opinion.
Its a shame that people like you cant see that but then there are always people who will have a little pop at something they cannot have/afford .
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I have to agree even though I do not have mine yet. If you want to be at the forefront of technology and make the most of new gadgets, there is a small (and sometimes expensive) price to pay, but hey, we want to goodies and there will always be money, so putting up with the bugs is about the sum total of short term frustrations, much overshadowed by being able to use the latest and most often best gadgetry out there !
Now hurry up supplier and give me mine!!
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Hehe in a way i quite enjoy finding bugs and letting people know or confirming with them that im having the same problems as them. I know that SE are out there listening either through here or through my-symbian forums where Michal has contacts within SE if i remember correctly.
The way i see it is that the bugs are there but they are liveable as the phone still works and works well. |
Ctrl+A
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The way i see it is that the bugs are there but they are liveable as the phone still works and works well.
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Exactly and good to hear the bottom line as must admit there was a moment of weakness when I had my doublts from all the posts.
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Paul McLaren
Joined: Jan 07, 2004
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On 2006-08-23 11:47:16, Iyad wrote:
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On 2006-08-23 11:29:03, n.evil wrote:
FAO PeterKay and everyone else who was enquiring about p990 availability on o2. The p990 is now available on o2 for direct upgrading customers!!!!!
No, news on availability for new customers though 
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N.evil
Just talked to O2 select and the phone will be available before 11 Sep. for both upgrade and new customers
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This is good news. Did they say when exactly it will be available?
"Ferrari is an Italian viagra. When they show up, millions of d**ks will raise up and cheer."
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Gcane93
Joined: Dec 19, 2005
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Currently I have SE K750i and can send/receive AOL and Gmail via push email using the GPRS. Can P990i do the same thing? (IMAP or POP3).
Thank you. |
Spawn
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On 2006-08-23 15:01:10, Gcane93 wrote:
Currently I have SE K750i and can send/receive AOL and Gmail via push email using the GPRS. Can P990i do the same thing? (IMAP or POP3).
Thank you.
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Yes it can, i have mine set to automatically download my gmail emails every couple of hours and it works brilliantly well. Also IMAP is supported too. |
lazarini
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Anyone with the p990i is it posible to connect to hidden wi fi spot like in company we use LEAP protocol for security is that supported in the wi fi settings on the p990i ?
regards laz
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masseur
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there is support for EAP-TTLS and PEAP but not LEAP
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paulos
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does anyone know of ANYWHERE in the uk that have stock right now?
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ceehjayem
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On 2006-08-23 15:17:12, Spawn wrote:
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On 2006-08-23 15:01:10, Gcane93 wrote:
Currently I have SE K750i and can send/receive AOL and Gmail via push email using the GPRS. Can P990i do the same thing? (IMAP or POP3).
Thank you.
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Yes it can, i have mine set to automatically download my gmail emails every couple of hours and it works brilliantly well. Also IMAP is supported too.
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Isn't push email a feature where the email will be pushed to your phone automatically when for example gmail receives it? Does the P990i have this feature? Or does it just pull the emails every hour or whatever time increment you ask for it to be pulled at?
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BoyC
Joined: Oct 12, 2005
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This might be a stupid question, but I'd still like to know the anwser:
with all the debates on the battery size and if one should wait for the bst-34 batch I was amazed to see that my p910 has a bigger battery. Would it be possible to use that in the p990 and if yes, what would happen? :)
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masseur
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interesting thought but the contacts are in a different position and they are different size (P910 used BST-15)
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BoyC
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Thats what I feared... oh well, was worth a question :)
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scottyd
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and how there different the p990 is about 2/3rds the size |
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Posted: 2006-08-23 13:07
