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Picked up my N95 today! |
p900 lover
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Runs to find some packaging.... |
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p900 lover
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It didn't work, i tried a book bar code and one of the packaging form some butter lol |
voda_jon
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did i mention its extremley hit an miss... try the nokia beta labs page as they have a QR code creator on there for u to use free of charge!!! lol... Try the following to see it work!
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p900 lover
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ooo thank you very much,
just one more quick question on this topic, is there any use for the apart from the novelty part? |
Dogmann
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Hi P900 Lover,
These codes are huge in Japan and even used on business cards apparently. A couple of tips which i think i gave earlier in this thread you need to hold still whilst it scans the image and it will click and freeze 2-3 times before revealing what it says. Also if i is a large image you need to go into options and deactivate close up mode. Finally here is the link for the QR code generator have fun http://qrcode.kaywa.com/
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spikeyjac
Joined: May 30, 2006
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hi im hoping to get an n95 in a month or so and was wondering what the n95 on orange contract,what comes in teh box.
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if someone could post pics that would b perfect?
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themarques
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To add to QR code reading keep a distance of 15cm away you can turn of the zoom as well but make sure u are in a well lit area as the flash can cause havoc on shiny surfaces..I pretty much am managin to read quite a few QR codes (loads of Japanese magazines)
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Coxy
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Anyone had any experience with the external branding on Tmob handsets yet? I may change to Tmob to get W+W but Im wondering about branding. Software doesnt matter to me though.
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upper
Joined: Apr 17, 2004
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On 2007-04-22 22:10:29, Coxy wrote:
Anyone had any experience with the external branding on Tmob handsets yet? I may change to Tmob to get W+W but Im wondering about branding. Software doesnt matter to me though.
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My work colleague has one on T-mobile and there wasn't any external branding that i saw.
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@upper
Excellent! 
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jcwhite_uk
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I was looking at one in a t-mobile shop and it had t-mobile on the back of the phone, dont remember seeing anything on the front
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DickySnapples
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On 2007-04-21 16:38:07, voda_jon wrote:
did i mention its extremley hit an miss... try the nokia beta labs page as they have a QR code creator on there for u to use free of charge!!! lol... Try the following to see it work!
thats pretty funky!
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The two deal-breakers for me (from C·Net):
Now, here's the bad news: the N95 does not work on the U.S. 3G networks. There's support for Europe's HSDPA/WCDMA 2100 band, but not for the U.S. HSDPA bands, so we're left with just regular 'ol EDGE speeds. Granted, we've been a bit spoiled after getting a taste for 3G, but for such a high-end and advanced phone as the N95, 3G support would have been huge.
On top of all that, Nokia has also packed a GPS receiver into the N95, along with a mapping application.... However, to get any kind of turn-by-turn directions, you'll have to download an upgrade to the device that costs an additional $91.93 for a one-year license or $11.81 for a month.
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masseur
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From: Sydney, London
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I haven't subscribed but I can get turn by turn directions listed for a route, but I understand that its only if you want them announced while en-route thay you need to subscribe
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Hlcn Twst
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I may as well get a Garmin Nuvi 360 or TomTom One - no subscription required!
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Posted: 2007-04-21 15:43
