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Tigerente
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On 2005-09-22 15:34:46, jcwhite_uk wrote:
I suspect that /// will develop new phones to test their new systems like they did with the wakaba to test on their new 3g systems. The wakaba was designed as a test mule and not as an end user phone.
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Quite right!
Just take a look at http://www.ericsson.com/products/mobile_platforms/index.shtml
Driving the mobile industry through device technology licensing
Ericsson established Ericsson Mobile Platforms as a wholly owned company in September 2001 to help drive the development of the mobile industry. It is one of the first companies in the world to license open-standard 2.5G and 3G technology platforms to manufacturers of mobile phones and other wireless information devices.
Ericsson Mobile Platforms offers a complete, end-to-end interoperability tested platforms across 2.5 and 3G. The company provides a common software platform for GSM/GPRS, EDGE and WCDMA terminals enabling application portability, stability, security and state of the art power consumption and size. Technology is based on our global standardization leadership and the world's strongest Intellectual Property Rights for 2.5 and 3G systems.
Through Ericsson Mobile Platforms, manufacturers have access to leading-edge technology previously only available to Ericsson and a very limited number of large telecom companies. Through Ericsson, the company has the backing of the industry's largest network operator customer base and - through Ericsson Mobility World - the world's largest mobile applications development initiative. Ericsson is also the largest single contributor to global standardization work, and has the world's strongest Intellectual Property Rights (IPR) portfolio for 2.5G and 3G mobile systems, with more than 15,000 patents granted worldwide.
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BobaFett
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Hopefully /// will be respected way more in the next future, when all those reported units will be released. As i mentioned before, probably the fones, techn etc wont be be under /// flag, but the world should know, that inside of all those beats swedish heart.
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mikicam
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On 2005-09-22 03:44:46, bleurdeur wrote:
@ mikicam;
The main proble with your dad's T68 is the keypad dome most probably as to what happycheesecake was refering to. If you could just peel it off slowly & try to clean the golden contacts for the keys on the mainboard with a clean hi-grade rubber eraser & gently wipe the metal contacts on the keypad dome (the sticker like covering on top of the keypad backlights which is colored white) with an alcohol based solution but just make sure its the contacts only that you wipe throughly so that the adhesive covering does not go off. After that just attach it back again making sure that the contact on either side meet up just right &....voila YOU'RE DONE.
Thanks. I will see what and how to do. 
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BobaFett
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@miki any /// fones yet in the house?
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Tigerente
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On 2005-09-23 02:48:08, BobaFett wrote:
Hopefully /// will be respected way more in the next future, when all those reported units will be released.
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Don't think just for SE-handsets!
Heres a little comment to the buisiness of Ericsson mobile platforms:
'In 2001 the Ericsson handset division was made into a joint venture together with Sony, and is today Sony Ericsson. Ericsson does not produce handset in the same sense as before, we produce platforms for handset manufacturers.
The wakaba is not a phone, it is a reference design product. It is not a handset that will be released. The futaba, and wakaba, prototypes are only developed for research, they are not sold on the public market since it is just a prototype terminal.
Please note that the wakaba and futaba are one type of prototype/reference products. A prototype product can have many different shapes and forms.'
It's not said for which manufactures Ericsson mobile platforms develops and test new platforms, but the prototypes that are used at Ericsson mobile platforms will never have anything to do with the new releases handsets. As you wrote before, it's only the heart, that is developed by Ericsson.
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BobaFett
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@tiger thats right, thx. So at this new action they wanna offer more reference fones? Umts is on now, so they should make public "real" units
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BobaFett
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i saw in a shop 888 and t10, if anybody interested, let me know.
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jcwhite_uk
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On 2005-09-23 16:02:16, BobaFett wrote:
i saw in a shop 888 and t10, if anybody interested, let me know.
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Was it an I888 or SH888? |
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sh888, good condition, but donnow much about batt performance. t10 is a grey one. btw how many of u has got i888?
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BobaFett
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Forgot to mention, that /// gave for the hungarian olimpicons of los angeles games a 888i.
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Tigerente
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On 2005-09-23 16:27:09, BobaFett wrote:
... how many of u has got i888?
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I have one. Original boxed and nearly unused condition. Sadly nearly never used by myself. The flip is quite good, but the phone is a bit too big as flip-phone.
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kothor
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@Tiger D//GH388 is also big as a flipphone and has not so many features as i888. Since what time was it produced?
Btw what is the first ////// flipphone? That 388? Or another one?
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Tigerente
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On 2005-09-24 00:19:48, kothor wrote:
... i888. Since what time was it produced?
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Don't know the exact range of production dates. Mine is from 1999.
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On 2005-09-24 00:19:48, kothor wrote:
Btw what is the first ////// flipphone? That 388? Or another one?
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The first ///-flipphones are
Ericsson GF197 Flip-Phone  (Typ 1513) / D2 Handy 4042
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Ericsson GF198 Flip-Phone  (Typ 1523/1533) / D2 Handy 4044
produced 1994 and up.
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BobaFett
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The good old D2 edition of 197 or 198... What i saw, most of them had the logo on the flip
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BobaFett
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And as i remember, it has an active flip at incoming calls!
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