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why does SE phones have different lock/unlock combinations |
vrl29
Joined: Dec 25, 2004
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From: Philippines
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take for example the following phones:
t68i: to lock the keypad, you press "more" then "1". to unlock the keypad, you have to press C then "yes".
t610: you lock it by pressing "more" then "*". doing it again will unlock the keypad.
k700: you lock it by pressing "*" then "lock keys". doing it again will unlock the keypad.
it makes me think... why does SE phones have different key lock/unlock combinations? why not create a universal key lock/unlock sequence like other phones have?
SE T68i (Feb2004-May2004)
SE T610 (Sep2004-Jun2005)
SE K700i (Jun2005-Sep2005)
SE S700i (Sep2005-Present) |
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brix25
Joined: Aug 20, 2003
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From: Cape Town, South Africa
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I've used all three phones and locking/unlocking is not exactly rocket science as you make it out to be.
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ayk
Joined: Feb 17, 2006
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awww come on brix,he's got a point.makes me wonder too.all the phones he mentioned have the same candy bar form factor but different ways to lock the keypad.why?se?why?
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*Jojo*
Joined: Oct 15, 2003
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 fones are a bit complicated to use compared to, say, Nokias (user friendly), specially when browsing the MENU . . . even the keypad lock on the P800 has something else: 'square box' on the keypad then 1 . . .. I guess the keypad lock on Nokia models are - standard, up to the latest models.
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PeterKay
Joined: Jul 08, 2003
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From: The Ummah
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To be honest, it's not all that difficult to figure out the unlocking and locking keys on any phone and to have a variety is better than the same functions all the time 
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Posted: 2006-02-17 14:46
