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Ravager
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Really looking forward to the next update...
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Arne Anka
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On 2010-11-06 16:23:12, Toney_Ericsson wrote:
I have read that se were to include DNLA support in their 4th quarter update which this 2.1 is the 4th quarter.
Yeah, but they moved DLNA support together with some other Media- and TimeScape improvements to the second update refered to as 2.1x. It was mentioned somewhere in the SE blog a couple of month ago.
On 2010-11-06 16:23:12, Toney_Ericsson wrote:
Camera flash should of been included in this update too for taking pictures, that's just a normal thing.
The X10 mini has had that feature since day one. Not sure why it is still not included in X10. The X10 mini
also got continuous AF with the latest update like the big brother. 
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moogoo
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Ahhhhhhh I cant stand waiting!!!! I'm gonna check again when I get home. Is a camera flash feature really coming? I thought the photo light was it and wasn't meant for being a flash when taking pics
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mikely_28
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Finally! 2.1 in Poland! Installed, checked and i can see it's a little bit faster
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Toney_Ericsson
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A feature I would really like to see with the Xperia cameras is the ability to keep taking shots by keeping your finger pressed on the capture button so you can then choose the photo you want to keep or keep all of them. This would be beneficial in the sports mode in particular or for night time shots so you can choose the best photo as I always have problems taking decent photos at night with the X10, especially if the object is moving say like a person/s or fireworks in the sky.
I always have this feature switched on with my proper Sony Cybershot camera, would be nice if it was the X10 as well.
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rickster2kuk
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I must admit I miss the instant camera on function like the mechanical lens switch on the C905 and K800. |
anders260
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Hi, searched on "Sony Ericsson developer" on market found something called "test" downloaded and started timescape and got the possibility to add spotify as a tile/spline.
Maybe old news?
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20545ZR16
Joined: Jul 05, 2010
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Hello All
i have installed firefox for my X10 2.1 and used the sync option and it has copied all the bookmarks history visited pages and everything to my X10 
did anyone tried it?
great browser but 2 annoying things it will leads to uninstall:
first the installation took about 46M of the internal memory
second it is lagging even there is no other application running except advanced task killer.
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Bonovox
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On 2010-11-06 19:19:24, Toney_Ericsson wrote:
A feature I would really like to see with the Xperia cameras is the ability to keep taking shots by keeping your finger pressed on the capture button so you can then choose the photo you want to keep or keep all of them. This would be beneficial in the sports mode in particular or for night time shots so you can choose the best photo as I always have problems taking decent photos at night with the X10, especially if the object is moving say like a person/s or fireworks in the sky.
I always have this feature switched on with my proper Sony Cybershot camera, would be nice if it was the X10 as well.
[ This Message was edited by: Toney_Ericsson on 2010-11-06 18:21 ]
Was that their previous Best Shot feature they did??
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elad
Joined: Oct 24, 2007
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Left the pc on this afternoon in the hope that it would get updated when I returned this evening but it was still stuck at 100% initialising on PC Companion (that's a flaming 9 hour!!!). Anyway, I had to restart again only to be told by PC Companion that the phone was up to date even though it was still 1.6. What a piece of shit! Got really fed up trying so I decided to give it a go using SEUS and it instantly recognised that an update was available so I went ahead. Finally...I got 2.1; took less than 10 mins. What a piss about with PC Companion. SE, thanks for nothing!
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elad
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Just restored the backup and I notice that some of the contacts have been duplicated and there does not seem to be a way to get rid of the duplication. Any advice?
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Toney_Ericsson
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On 2010-11-07 00:52:53, Bonovox wrote:
On 2010-11-06 19:19:24, Toney_Ericsson wrote:
A feature I would really like to see with the Xperia cameras is the ability to keep taking shots by keeping your finger pressed on the capture button so you can then choose the photo you want to keep or keep all of them. This would be beneficial in the sports mode in particular or for night time shots so you can choose the best photo as I always have problems taking decent photos at night with the X10, especially if the object is moving say like a person/s or fireworks in the sky.
I always have this feature switched on with my proper Sony Cybershot camera, would be nice if it was the X10 as well.
[ This Message was edited by: Toney_Ericsson on 2010-11-06 18:21 ]
Was that their previous Best Shot feature they did??
Yeah thats the official name for that feature its on a lot of the cameras old and new. Another good one is being able to swipe the camera from left to right to get that 'panoramic' shot like whats one the TX9 and NEX-5/NEX-3 it's brilliant.
http://www.sony.co.uk/product/dsc-t-series/dsc-tx9
http://www.sony.co.uk/hub/dslr/nex5-nex3
It would be good to see them features on high end flagship phones.
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Toney_Ericsson
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On 2010-11-07 01:50:38, elad wrote:
Just restored the backup and I notice that some of the contacts have been duplicated and there does not seem to be a way to get rid of the duplication. Any advice?
[ This Message was edited by: elad on 2010-11-07 00:51 ]
Did you make any vcard backups of contacts direct to memory card? that you could use.
Me personally because I have so many contacts I've got vcard backups on my memory cards, same on my pc also by the Sony Ericsson backup and restore and also using My Phone Explorer and then also in Outlook lol. I wouldn't rely on just one way if something does go wrong.
Otherwise surely dupes can be indiviually deleted and a fresh backup made of the correct contact/address book.
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Ricky D
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@elad
goto settings and let all your contacts sync with google contacts ('setting' -> 'accounts & sync' -> gmail -> 'sync contacts'), then log in to gmail.com with your google id (after the phone has finished it's syncing process) and go to 'contacts' -> 'find and merge duplicates'. It lists all the duplicates and let's you decide which ones to merge together and which ones not to. Really simple. It also then means you never have to backup your contacts again as they'll always sync up to the gmail contact book and conversely changes sync down to your phone automatically.
I have a dig bick
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Toney_Ericsson
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Wouldn't listen to the above crap ^
Google has had many problems with losing and messing contacts up, also problems with other syncing applications which mess up contacts like that time with Picasa or simply when they changed from googlemail to gmail.
It's not a hard backup just the same as Sony Ericssons cloud sync which again many people have managed to wipe their 'backups' away.
I wouldn't use that shit and certainly wouldn't rely on it.
Saving to vcard or similar like My Phone Explorer .mpb is the best way.
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