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kothor
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These pictures i found when browsing the IBM.se site:
http://www-5.ibm.com/se/news/[....]ry/Kranskulla_Emma_med_WAP.png
http://www-5.ibm.com/se/news/[....]/images/ericssonvasalopp72.jpg
http://www-5.ibm.com/se/news/archive/images/vasa.jpg
They were producing some kind of WAP service. What is last photo about?
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BobaFett
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great pix  especially the girl with r320, nice shoot, really
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kothor
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http://www-5.ibm.com/se/ibm/sweden/history/2000.html
Here's the news post with this girl.
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BobaFett
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great news, that ibm advertised wap solutions with r320
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*Jojo*
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@EMS - Thanks!
@rose - Yup, I agree . . . I RARELY upgrade the firmwares on my  fones . . the and NOW. If only the need arises then that's the ONLY time I'll take some drastic action  . . .
@all - Does any Ericsson-phone-lover here STILL has this OLD (an R-series perhaps) SATELLITE fone  the one which has a FOLDABLE-antenna color: black . . . I just want to SEE the exact-look of it as I am really very at AWE seein' that model in a display-cabinet in 1998 in a cell-shop near my place way back then . . . thanks !
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tranced
Joined: Jan 19, 2006
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my dad used to have an /// phone but i dont remember the model because i was a little boy. i asked him for it if he still have it. he said he thinks he has it. i'll post some pics later.
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ericsson_man
Joined: Jun 20, 2004
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hi all sorry about late relpy had to try and get better pics and find all my t65 stuff together,
the pink one is gloss with matallic finish as you can see better in the pics i also found some diffrent colour front cases knocking around
the bottom right case is very deep green hard to see in pic
placed t65 next to t66 to see colour diffrence
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BobaFett
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@jn afaik tigerente has got /// ast fone... visit his page and take a look in his collection
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*Jojo*
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@boba - OK
@ericsson man - Nice collection . . .
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tranced
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i'm a bit excited to see an /// phone again. i've completely forgotten that my dad had that phone. i'm sure you are tired of seeing it, but i'm not. cant wait to get home and upload some pics.
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r0sewhite
Joined: Nov 02, 2006
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@ericsson_man:
Your pink T65 really looks great. Can it be that the cover is painted or is it the color of the plastic itself? Maybe you can see it underneath the screw heads of the battery cover or inside the battery cover. What leads me to think that it's painted is the missing print on the back between the screws aswell as it seems that the edges of the Ericsson logo on top of the back look a little smoother. Do you know anything about the history of this phone?
About reflashing:
The following cases are good reasons for flashing a phone:
1) There is a newer fw available and the old one has bugs, less features or shows up other disadvantages
2) The fw got corrupted due to
- shortings on the board (for example water damage)
- strong magnetical fields
- unprofessional touching of the fw (for example unlocking)
- defective flash chip
All the reasons of point #2 lead to sudden problems. In many cases the phone just doesn't work anymore, in other cases the fw hangs reproducable at special points. If there is no hardware problem flashing will be the right solution. Otherwise it can end up in a dead phone. So if you decide to flash the phone you should find out at first what lead to the fw problems. If it might be water damage or if the phone fell to the floor ask yourself if you can accept the fw problems because flashing can be risky.
However, flashing without a good reason doesn't make any sense. The only part of the flash memory that changes due to normal usage is the user data area. If you want to set your phone to original condition all you have to do is a master reset.
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@rOsewhite - thanks a lot. Nice collection! |
BobaFett
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to be honest master reset didnt solved my problem once. actually next to the browser bug had no other one, but that was really annoying.
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r0sewhite
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Maybe something went wrong with the previous flashing. This can happen because EMMA only gets a response from the phone's cpu that it received all data but not if they have been written properly to the flash chip.
The writeability of the flash chip can differ due to bad soldererings, liquid damage or other influences so it is possible that all bits of a fw have been written but some of them are in a bad or unreadable state.
I haven't had the luck to work with EMMA but as far as I know it should be possible to check a flash chip's content right after flashing. If they had the chance to check if the flash process was completely successfull they should have been able to detect the problem right after flashing.
However, once the phone is working properly, just leave it. There are two ways to flash a phone and you'll never know which way they flashed your phone. They may either have flashed it with low voltage (5V) or with a higher voltage of 9-12V. High voltage flashing will be chosen if the phone is a "problematic one" and if low voltage flashing leads to errors. The disadvantage is that hv flashing can only be done several times since it burns out the flash chip. I dont' know how many hv flashing processes a chip resists (tiger should know it) but I think it was a very low number between 10 and 20 times.
Regards, r0sewhite
My Ericsson /// collection: http://www.e-zones.net. Including Hedvig, Wakaba, Futaba, Walentina, R320 GPRS, misted yellow T36, T68m TEMS Pocket, jade green T29sc, ... |
BobaFett
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is that possible then, that one day, all our beloved fones wotn anymore turn on? not to mention the batt problem... those wont work til the eternity neither... is the cell replacement the only solution?
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Posted: 2007-03-04 22:16
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