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C702 vs. C902 vs. G900 |
Muhammad-Oli
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From: The NZ of L
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On 2008-10-30 05:57:20, adnansanni wrote:
Hard core texting in C902 isn't best idea due to uncommon keypad style.
I don't have a problem with it. They keypad is perfectly normal. What do you mean?
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adnansanni
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Mine are too hard to press and it’s not give us good felling when we press a button like some others normally do. We have used to with it now. But heavy texting like over 25 SMS per day with it; I won’t recommend then. |
cadcad
Joined: Mar 01, 2002
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From: Lebanon
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go for the G900. Its the best phone ive ever had.
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adnansanni
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G900+dying UIQ=nothings special (IMO).
I used P990i, W950i but didn’t find anything desired with that UIQ.
At least you can get a good camera quality on C902. |
gforce23
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From: Atlanta, London, Dubai
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The C702 looks a bit too ordinary. It's a pretty close fight between the C902 and G900.
The lack of WiFi and small-ish screen on the C902 are deal breakers for me. Of course, the death of UIQ might sway some folks away from what is a good effort from  but look at it this way - apps developed for phones based on next year's SF OS might be incompatible with the current gen of S60 FP2 devices, yet people are scooping up N85s, N79s and N96s in droves.
If I were you, I'd get the G900 since I think there are more apps for UIQ than A200 phones (built for 240x320 screens). Someone please correct me if I'm wrong.
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Muhammad-Oli
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On 2008-10-31 17:29:12, adnansanni wrote:
Mine are too hard to press and it’s not give us good felling when we press a button like some others normally do. We have used to with it now. But heavy texting like over 25 SMS per day with it; I won’t recommend then.
I find nothing wrong with it and I write up to 100 text messages per day.
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Coquito
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I would go for G900: bigger touch screen, Wifi, more aplications, 5MPX, classic design and more..
C902 and G900 are almost the same price!! (Ebay)
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gtr83
Joined: Sep 27, 2008
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From: Indonesia
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On 2008-10-31 05:20:07, csarspjo wrote:
G900 de hecho 5 mpx, wi-fi, gps, autorotate.... wowwwww SYMBIAN
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silmer
Joined: Jul 28, 2003
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If you are a texter, like me, dont get the G. I juat changed from K800 to G700. No profiles. No animations. Such a long process to put in a simple symbol. Cant display graphics. But the touch screen and writing recognition are great
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Posted: 2008-10-31 05:24
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