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Sony Ericsson XPERIA X1 discussion |
WhyBe
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^^^ I don't know what you want to check, the RAM or the version of Voice Command. I think 30fps capability is a given though 
Either way, point me to a free screen capture app and I'll upload a pic or two.
...and, by the way, the RAM part was sarcasm too  |
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shamuloco
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On 2008-12-24 21:25:19, WhyBe wrote:
^^^ I don't know what you want to check, the RAM or the version of Voice Command. I think 30fps capability is a given though
Either way, point me to a free screen capture app and I'll upload a pic or two.
...and, by the way, the RAM part was sarcasm too
Ok... just the RAM i meant to check... |
WhyBe
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Well, since I took the pics, here ya go:
 
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marran
Joined: Sep 26, 2004
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Im sorry if this has been brought up before. But how, if possible, do you transfer your contacts from an w910 to the x1?
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WhyBe
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I went from p910 to X1 by way of Outlook syncing. |
marran
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hmm, that might be hard to do. I'm using ubuntu, not windows. Therefore no outlook. :/
Any other way?
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WhyBe
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^^^ Yeah, one-by-one...that's guaranteed to work.
I would go borrow someone with a Windows PC and do it the Outlook way. Or maybe you could go to where you bought the phones and have them do it? |
Jabe
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or you can copy them to SIM and then from SIM to the new phone. But this only works if you have one phone number per contact, all other info is lost. |
MyP910
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thanks to whoever suggest the pocket music for pocket pc. it is so good as a replacement for windows media player. highly recommended.
@whybe
I have same voice command version but surprisingly the option list is different.
edit: just checked the option, only the tittle is different which is email instead of messaging, but the content still same. after I uncheck the option for high priority message, now the program reads all the incoming sms...
thanks.
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Astral1
Joined: Jul 04, 2004
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From: U.K.
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Gonna jump in here guys, just a quick question, would appreciate your replies.
I tried MS voice command several weeks ago, but had an issue with my battery discharging a lot faster than usual. I wasnt using voice command much at all, but the problem seemed to go away after i uninstalled voice command.
So, could anyone using it, please tell me if you think it uses more power than an X1 without it? By that i mean, without it i was going a couple of days before charging, and when installed, it was like 3/4 of a day, and i was getting the low battery alarm.
I would love to have this on my X1, so would appreciate the input from fellow X1 ers.
Thanks people.
By the way Whybe, Nice shot with the 384 ram thing. Made me laugh.
Merry Xmas all, and stay happy.
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WhyBe
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I'll try doing that today. Voice Command was the first thing I installed, so I can't tell the difference it makes in battery life, plus I'm using the phone all day too.
I imagine the speech recognition and text-to-speech are probably CPU intensive, but otherwise, I don't see how a dormant Voice Command would be excessive drain on the battery. |
marran
Joined: Sep 26, 2004
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On 2008-12-25 00:26:03, WhyBe wrote:
^^^ Yeah, one-by-one...that's guaranteed to work.
I would go borrow someone with a Windows PC and do it the Outlook way. Or maybe you could go to where you bought the phones and have them do it?
haha, maybe I'm doing it wrong, but one by one doesn't work either. x)
copy to SIM is unfortunatley out of the question. Guess I'll have to fire up that old vista junk.
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WhyBe
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One-by-One is universally cross-platform. It works between any two cell phones ever invented.  |
marran
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haha im gonna have to try that again then. x)
Edit: Did it the outlook way, thanks for the help!
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Hmyzak_SE
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which software do you use for encoding videos from PC do XPERIA?
http://www.SEMania.cz
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Posted: 2008-12-24 21:25
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