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HTC (and TyTN II) scoop 4 of 11 PDA Essential awards |
masseur
Joined: Jan 03, 2003
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curtesy of Engadget
HTC TyTN II has been recognized as the best PDA and the best handheld by "PDA Essentials" - a popular British (paper based) magazine which covers PDA devices and smartphones
- Manufacturer of the Year
- Best PDA (HTC TyTN II)
- Best Handheld device (HTC TyTN II)
- Reader’s Award for Best Handheld (HTC TyTN II)
great stuff! I'm sure there will be more recognition for this great device
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laffen
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Did you vote masseur? If so, did you give it to TyTN II?
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>500
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spelling mistake boss (laffen)? Think you meant vote, not 'wote'? 
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masseur
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@laffen... no, honest... it wasn't me
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jakontil
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looks promising
btw masseur, u have any idea if there's a so called sim changer? in a way that 2 regular sim card put together as 1? which is TYTNII compatible? |
masseur
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no idea really but given the way the sim slots in behind the screen now I would suspect only one of those where you need to cut up the 2 sims to insert both sims into a sim sized sim (I hope you know what on earth I'm talking about!
anyway, thats a bit off topic here and more a discussion for the HTC kaiser (P4550) - TyTN II thread
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himlims_nl
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On 2007-10-30 14:07:58, jakontil wrote:
looks promising
btw masseur, u have any idea if there's a so called sim changer? in a way that 2 regular sim card put together as 1? which is TYTNII compatible?
can be done with nearly any phone
some odd chineeze card-holder will do the trick (costs $2.50)
i got one working with an old siemens m55.
downside is you need to change network settings manual in the menu's.
you need 2 readers and 2 intenna's to realy use a dualsim |
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Posted: 2007-10-30 13:26
