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0kti Joined: Dec 24, 2006 Posts: 290 From: Poland PM, WWW
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On 2008-09-15 13:11:40, Killfr3nzy wrote:
Just 1 question, does this mean itll also work on the C902?
yes, of course
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Tsepz_GP Joined: Dec 27, 2006 Posts: > 500 From: Johannesburg, South Africa PM |
Must say R1Ea031 is not such a bad fw. My K850 has bn very stable with it. If R1f is available i will update to it. How large are K850 fw updates in mb? Just wana make sure i dont kill my data cap.
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lauris47 Joined: Aug 07, 2008 Posts: 38 PM |
On 2008-09-15 13:17:50, GUCCI.011 wrote:
Must say R1Ea031 is not such a bad fw. My K850 has bn very stable with it. If R1f is available i will update to it. How large are K850 fw updates in mb? Just wana make sure i dont kill my data cap.
K850 firmware updates
File system (fs) ~ 30 mb
main ~ 45 mb |
Tsepz_GP Joined: Dec 27, 2006 Posts: > 500 From: Johannesburg, South Africa PM |
Thanx a lot Lauris!
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Shazee Joined: Feb 03, 2007 Posts: 35 From: Melbourne, Australia PM |
After 9 months with the K850i, it was time to say goodbye...numerous restarts, crashes, freezing, random bloody reboots, non-responsive touch screen, followed by a screwed-up LCD screen...Optus Service Centre (Melb) returned it un-repaired as a replacement screen would've cost me around AU$126. Phone was insured and still under warranty! Getting the C902 instead by week's end.
ATM using my trusty 3+y.o. K750i which still works like a charm. Its Fast AND reliable
Everything the K850i should've been.
I'll still stick with ..for now.. This model was truly a disappointment. |
heara Joined: Jul 18, 2006 Posts: 135 PM |
i just got brod on RIFA035, we need to sonyericsson fix this |
idumbakumar Joined: Oct 01, 2007 Posts: > 500 From: chennai,india. PM |
Hi okti. I need some info on setool.
1. Does setool unlock k850i for free? I mean a2
2.does this unlock k800i,k750, for free?
3.and w200i unlock?
4. For what things we need credits? |
rune1 Joined: May 29, 2008 Posts: 48 PM, WWW
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1. Unlock A2 via Setool box 3 cost 7 logs
2. Yes. K750i full unlock is free and K800i without logs via patch. Full unlock in DB2020 is possible via logs. Too 7 logs
3. Via patch is free and full via logs. 7 logs
4. Full simlock in DB2012, PNX5230, DB3150, DB2020 |
PGV3910 Joined: Jul 02, 2008 Posts: 22 PM |
On 2008-09-15 17:50:44, Shazee wrote:
After 9 months with the K850i, it was time to say goodbye...numerous restarts, crashes, freezing, random bloody reboots, non-responsive touch screen, followed by a screwed-up LCD screen...Optus Service Centre (Melb) returned it un-repaired as a replacement screen would've cost me around AU$126. Phone was insured and still under warranty! Getting the C902 instead by week's end.
ATM using my trusty 3+y.o. K750i which still works like a charm. Its Fast AND reliable
Everything the K850i should've been.
I'll still stick with ..for now.. This model was truly a disappointment.
thats an excellent choices bro..
forget K850 in ur life..K850 is no hope and SE is already forgotten him
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sniper_supra Joined: Feb 16, 2008 Posts: 266 PM |
The reason why K750i is faster than k850i is because both phones use the same processor speed/capability (209 Mhz), but the k850 uses more applications (e.g. ) touch sensitive buttons that are "always on", larger screen, autocontrast that is also always on.
Simply put, the k850 chokes itself whenever we use its full potential.
The story could have been different if SE used a higher processor;
1. The photos blur out easily when subjects move coz the processor is slow.
2. Random restarts, coz the the processor simply "faints" when too much applications are open.
3. Video and audio doesn't synch coz the processor simply couldn't cope up.
Darn. If only the SE engineers and designers have realized it, one fatal decision and everything goes bad.
PS
I jumped from k750 to k850.
I'm not dissatisfied with my K850, but it could have been so much more than this.
[ This Message was edited by: sniper_supra on 2008-09-16 05:02 ] |
heara Joined: Jul 18, 2006 Posts: 135 PM |
fixed brod with seus thank god, |
sblantipodi Joined: Mar 10, 2008 Posts: 318 From: Italy PM, WWW
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I agree with sniper_supra, ARM9@200mhz is not enoughf for a modern phone...
I think that C905 will not improve the situation...
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sniper_supra Joined: Feb 16, 2008 Posts: 266 PM |
On the other hand, I have faith on the C905. Here are the list of reasons I have to say so:
1. It has more similarities with k800 than k850 except the new UI. Remember that the k800 is more of a success than the k850
btw, I always thought I was the only one in my community who owns a k850, just recently just saw 5 happy users. Ignorance is bliss ^_^
2. It has smart contrast. We all know about it - k800 and k850 has trouble with the subject having a sunny background, the focused subject becomes black while the environment is perfectly lit. I hope SE won't balls this one up.
3. A slider - though I hate a slider, SE finally figured it out that you could not balance ergonomics with size perfectly. So to avoid crammed up space and a weird d-pad (which I honestly like in contrast) they finally gave in to a slider.
4. Larger lens capabilities - the lens although not a carl-zeiss optic has better specs than k850
5. It has no touch sensitive button, which is a) power-thirsty b) slows processor down (And again, i like touch sensitive buttons in contrast)
I really really hope the C905's a beaut, or else the Cyber-shot family is going to be just a name.. and nothing more...
PS
I just removed the extra glass cover above the camera of my K850. had to void warranty to do so:
1. Pinkish red somehow was reduced.
2. Details somehow is better
3. And the color is a little bit better
Cons:
I still like it when there's glass over it. It looks somehow "normal" with the glass on. I'll just continue my observation for a week.
[ This Message was edited by: sniper_supra on 2008-09-16 15:54 ] |
Raiderski Joined: Jul 03, 2006 Posts: > 500 From: Poland, Hell, Mountains PM, WWW
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but 'Cyber-shot' is (was, and will be) name and nothing more. there's nothing magic under this name |
Tsepz_GP Joined: Dec 27, 2006 Posts: > 500 From: Johannesburg, South Africa PM |
On 2008-09-16 06:01:15, sniper_supra wrote:
The reason why K750i is faster than k850i is because both phones use the same processor speed/capability (209 Mhz), but the k850 uses more applications (e.g. ) touch sensitive buttons that are "always on", larger screen, autocontrast that is also always on.
Simply put, the k850 chokes itself whenever we use its full potential.
The story could have been different if SE used a higher processor;
1. The photos blur out easily when subjects move coz the processor is slow.
2. Random restarts, coz the the processor simply "faints" when too much applications are open.
3. Video and audio doesn't synch coz the processor simply couldn't cope up.
Darn. If only the SE engineers and designers have realized it, one fatal decision and everything goes bad.
PS
I jumped from k750 to k850.
I'm not dissatisfied with my K850, but it could have been so much more than this.
[ This Message was edited by: sniper_supra on 2008-09-16 05:02 ]
I totaly agree. Im also not dissatisfied with my K850 but i just know it could have been so much better if SE had actualy thrown in a better CPU.
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