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The least buggy Sony Ericsson phone to date |
JAGUY85
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I'm a SE guy though can't say I'll b exclusive. From my observation all their phones have been less than stable & have required firmware update after the other. So in SE history which phone has fewest bugs?
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*Jojo*
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I've had 'less' bug-experience with my K750i then . . .
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xan K
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yeah k750 has been solid... |
renesis
Joined: Mar 25, 2006
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T630 for me. Its just amazing and it have like 3 years by now. :-D
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shaliron
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K750 with the latest firmware. But it's not just SE phones that have bugs, every manufacturer does, and SE is the only one that keeps on updating the firmware for the public. Motorola for example is sooooo laggy in their menus.
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JAGUY85
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That's what I like with SE 2. The bug usually gets corrected. I wish they'd beef up the security in their fones though like ability 2 lock msgs etc. Moto is the best in that department. My K750 on It's way good 2 hear though not sure cause It's had a bit of updates. Good upgrade 2 my K700...
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jakontil
Joined: Jun 28, 2004
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K750 hav been rock solid, my k700 was a nightmare having gotten my hand on wif first release, firmware update was a little 2 late be4 i sold it, just remember tht the more complex da phone, the buggier it becomes imo |
Residentevil
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My T630 has been rock solid until I lost it. 
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dotsis
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P910i..Not a single bug since purchase.
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feco
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His messages shows that hes using a Nokia... :S |
BobaFett
Joined: Jan 06, 2004
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imo t68i
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masseur
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From: Sydney, London
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well, the T68 is now having had around 10 firmware release
At one time we were getting one firmware release a month on the T68/T68i!
I do think the P910i qualifies highly for this but I didn't have too many complaints with the T630, though I guess it was a T610 derivative which did have quite a few problems and so should surely have been resolved by the time the T630 came out
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korbindallis
Joined: Jun 18, 2004
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one shall rule them all lol
the T39M my favourate phone
but if you want me to give a sonyericsson phone then it would be my T630 was a little slow while loading themes but no bugs
but my love 750 has not given me a problem since i got it last may 05
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Amax
Joined: Mar 15, 2005
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From: The north coast. Sweden
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my father has been using a t630 for i dont know how long, almost an eternity and he is still using its original firmware. Thats the most stable phone i have seen actually, it never restarts itself or do anything weird.
Mobilephones i had:  T10, T18, P800, P900, T630, P910. Motorola T260, MPx 220. Siemens MC60, SX1. Nokia 3510i, N-Gage, 3310. Qtek 9100, 9090. Samsung X-830. Have now: Treo 650 I would be a millionaire if i got 1$ everytime i thought of a :raz |
Gabster
Joined: Mar 08, 2003
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From: UK
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The M600i must be the most buggy one released! |
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Posted: 2006-06-23 02:11
T10, T18, P800, P900, T630, P910. Motorola T260, MPx 220. Siemens MC60, SX1. Nokia 3510i, N-Gage, 3310. Qtek 9100, 9090. Samsung X-830. Have now: Treo 650
