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My hope in AINO to improve |
c96sthl Joined: Mar 31, 2002 Posts: > 500 PM |
Honestly I am really impress to this device on the look of it. It have the same clean feeling like T610.
Yet like T610. it have it short coming....when T610 is a bit sucks on the camera used ( I recall the time T610 was out...there's VGA camera in the offer)
but it just seem more logic for SE to fully utilize the capacitive touch screen instead of the limited function in multimedia and camera mode.
I guess it should
1. offer simple navigation on the touch screen.
2. remove the redundant multimedia mode on either close and open slider mode.
3. look into possibility for multi point auto focus using the touch screen.
hmmm I guess there's more to come from others...maybe it is just nice to get a thread to focus on this since there's time and who knows SE is watching the feedback from fans and tweak the software asap. |
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Xajel Joined: Jun 18, 2004 Posts: > 500 From: Bahrain PM |
I agree, but to be honest first, Aino is very good phone it has many many advantages and not too many disadvantages making it awesome phone
but in order for to improve thier product portfolio and I know they take this forum post into account ( in positive or negative way ), I hope we have such a topic dedicated for each new phone to tell how to make it better in a positive way rather than screaming...
the only thing I would like to see is
1- Support for TV-Out cable ( all Entertainment-Unlimited series should support this + dLNA )
2- dLNA video support so we can stream video to any dLNA device that support dLNA
other things are not that important like 3.5mm audio jack, and it could be 4 pins too ( 1 ground + 2 for stereo audio + 1 for video ) this will be nicer option. but the original TV-Out cable is okay too...
3- support for streaming (audio/video) from/to Aino with PS3, PSP, PC and else using WiFi...
4- voice commad walkman/camera/etc... I mean same as we can call specific contact after recording small voice signature, we can do the same for walkman and camera, for example saying ( cheees ) will activate the camera to take a picture...
I may agree with c96sthl about point's 2 & 3, but number 1 I think it's hard at this time duo to the fact the OSE it self doesn't support touch screen nativley, the current support is limited to only some applications that uses it's own way to handle touch input.
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pt020 Joined: Aug 14, 2006 Posts: > 500 From: Amsterdam NL PM |
I would like to go online with the touchscreen |
c96sthl Joined: Mar 31, 2002 Posts: > 500 PM |
well they still got a few months to figure out how to get their OS work on touch.
in fact SE's icon base menu can be extended in such a way even the submenu can be icon ... icon base already can offer good touch experience.
maybe they should allow finger text input so online browsing on the touch screen at slider close mode is slightly easier (to some user) |
10123 Joined: May 29, 2008 Posts: > 500 PM |
Without full touch screen interface this phone will be a failure for SE |
se_dude Joined: Nov 07, 2007 Posts: > 500 PM |
You soothsaying too?? |
ranzon Joined: Nov 30, 2005 Posts: 41 From: western eu up PM |
all your hopes are unfortunately lost
Just check out a few reviews of this phone and see how many things are very disappointing.
slow, laggy can't navigate with the slide closed. only good thing is the 30fps VGA. the rest is totally messed up. why create a phone which is so weird? was hoping this would be my next, but having my doubts |
c96sthl Joined: Mar 31, 2002 Posts: > 500 PM |
On 2009-06-12 12:32:17, ranzon wrote:
all your hopes are unfortunately lost
Just check out a few reviews of this phone and see how many things are very disappointing.
slow, laggy can't navigate with the slide closed. only good thing is the 30fps VGA. the rest is totally messed up. why create a phone which is so weird? was hoping this would be my next, but having my doubts
dude the purpose of this thread is not based on what we read on those live hands on review but what we hope they make us of the available time to put as much potential as possible into the product.
of course i know clearly this phone only savior for it is the clean look.... for me it is just like T610 which SE did no technology break through that time (nokia 7250 definitely beat it spec during that time or even nokia 7210 etc) in 2003 but with its nice styling...it become SE's savior. |
Darkwun Joined: Mar 21, 2005 Posts: 20 PM, WWW
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after having the phone for 48 hours i can honestly say i would've prefer a keypad and FULL touchscreen experience i think its something to do with the length of the screen and instinctively wanted to press on screen to navigate, kinda disappointing really so lets hope either pull their finger out and put it in an update or i get used to it in the next couple days or its going back......
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Bonovox Joined: Apr 13, 2008 Posts: > 500 PM |
Did'nt LG and Samsung both manage a full touch screen interface with a keypad? Come on SE.
Phone?? What phone?? |
Ricky D Joined: Feb 05, 2007 Posts: > 500 From: UK (living in Beijing) PM, WWW
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On 2009-06-11 08:36:49, pt020 wrote:
I would like to go online with the touchscreen
use opera mini 5 beta
I have a dig bick You read that wrong |
Muhammad-Oli Joined: Jun 13, 2004 Posts: > 500 From: The NZ of L PM |
On 2009-06-11 18:22:16, 10123 wrote:
Without full touch screen interface this phone will be a failure for SE
Well actually, no. I have an Aino right here in my pocket so I'm speaking from experience. The touch/non-touch interface is very intuitive. The way it works is that you think of your phone as having two modes, one portrait for most of the phone duties, and one landscape for media. The media part is touch screen, and it is excellent and very responsive. The main functions are not touchscreen but you have an excellent keypad for typing on and it is the A200 that many people love.
I wouldn't want Aino any other way now that I've used it for several days, and I urge other people to try before they go and reject it. Aino is by far the most innovative phone from SE in a while.
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