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I wouldn't get the Samsung G600, the screens break rediculously easily on these, and you'll not get much sympathy from samsung when they do! Had mine precisely 2 weeks before I managed to break it, back to my good old 3 year old D600 now, which is still soldiering on!

 

Mike.

Cheers, for that. Handy to know. Not exactly ideal for a school working enviroment then!
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I like my Blackbearry Pearl 8100 for checking up on emails etc and as a phone its relatively small and looks smart.

 

+1 for the blackberry pearl. The N95 is definitely a multimedia/entertainment phone as opposed to business oriented, battery life is one of the few downers of the N95.

 

Nokia E series area a good balance between compact size with business features. But if i had to choose i'd choose the blackberry.

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All the kids in school have great looking phones with all the extra gadgets included. Somehow I never got round to buying even just a mobile, but I survive. I still use use smoke signals. Wonder how I work in IT sometimes.
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All the kids in school have great looking phones with all the extra gadgets included. Somehow I never got round to buying even just a mobile, but I survive. I still use use smoke signals. Wonder how I work in IT sometimes.

 

Just a shame they are too stupid to realise there's a headphone socket on their shiny phones bought from the proceeds of our NI contributions.

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Yeah, and I just can't believe how far some parents will go in terms of funding little Johnny or little Jenny's phone habit. Talking to some of the kids at my school & some of my daughter's friends, some parents don't seem to mind forking out £30-£40 a WEEK on credit for them for their phones....
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Every few months the kids bring in their old phones for charity. I pick the best of the bunch and swap it for my current one. :)

 

quality :-)

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I like the HTC phones, I have an XDA2 and love it, and when I change it, it will be for another HTC. I do also have a SE W810, but thats for music and more personal stuff but i seem to be just using it for more work stuff now.
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I have an HTC branded as an orange SPVM600. It worked for the first couple of months, but I've had to send it back for repair three times in quick succession. I don't rate the speaker sounds quality highly either.
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iPhone :D well what more do you expect from a apple nerd :D

 

Ross

 

When it get's 3G and eventually WiMax it'll be worth buying......and Apple should actually start with the basic stuff like sorting out the SMS limtiations.

 

Revolutionary design and and elegant form factor crippled by glaring omissions and absurd restrictions.

 

Wait for iPhone 2.0. The OS is still better than Symbian and light years ahead of Windows Mobile (i don't what i'd do if i had to use Windows Mobile on a day-to-day basis...probably top myself) but the whole package is a bit of a letdown.

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Yeah, and I just can't believe how far some parents will go in terms of funding little Johnny or little Jenny's phone habit. Talking to some of the kids at my school & some of my daughter's friends, some parents don't seem to mind forking out £30-£40 a WEEK on credit for them for their phones....

 

In fairness I seem to remember our phone bill on the landline hitting £500 one momentous quarter when I was a teenager so I can see some parents counting their lucky stars :)

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I've just bought an Ipaq 514 Voice messenger...not too bad at all. Wifi mail and VoIP in the building, and wifi home mail/net at home, as well as camera and standard mobile functions.
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Hmm just upgraded my phone but didnt read the o2 website carefully enough and ended up with an N95-1 with an 8Gb card ! :mad: If I do the firmware upgrade am I going to see much difference between this and a proper 8 gig version that O2 dont seem to do (SO that will mean messing about changing providers).
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I am waiting for delivery of my new HTC S730 it has a full keyboard and Windows Mobile 6. Not a popular choice I know but it does mean that I can just whip up a .net app for it to grab data off our databases etc.

 

Its major selling point for me however is the fact that it can play larger video files that most other phones wouldn't have a chance of. Good for when I get stuck taking the train for some reason.

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Currently got a Nokia N73, not brilliant but its over a year old now. Contracts up soon though! :)

 

Looking into those dual-sim phones from CECT (the CECT599). My cousin got one for christmas, and it seems a pretty decent iPhone-clone;

 

http://img220.imageshack.us/img220/8513/cect5991wt9.jpg

 

http://www.digitalplayworld.co.uk/free-cect-dualband-dual-iphone-styled-touch-screen-p-128.html?sid=d9292ebe6a29fb44efe7c4b8209688a7#

 

I know that the iPhone has mixed reviews, and a "clone" of the iPhone might sound like a dodgy deal but it really isn't. The dual sim works well, the touchscreen and motion sensor (for the games and the shake-to-change song app) are really good, the in-built stylus works well (as does your finger!) and the Internet / SMS / MMS etc is as good as any Nokia or Motorola phone.

 

I was pleasently suprised when playing with it, and looking at getting one in the next few months myself.

 

Pete

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Currently got a Nokia N73, not brilliant but its over a year old now. Contracts up soon though! :)

 

Looking into those dual-sim phones from CECT (the CECT599). My cousin got one for christmas, and it seems a pretty decent iPhone-clone;

 

http://img220.imageshack.us/img220/8513/cect5991wt9.jpg

 

http://www.digitalplayworld.co.uk/free-cect-dualband-dual-iphone-styled-touch-screen-p-128.html?sid=d9292ebe6a29fb44efe7c4b8209688a7#

 

I know that the iPhone has mixed reviews, and a "clone" of the iPhone might sound like a dodgy deal but it really isn't. The dual sim works well, the touchscreen and motion sensor (for the games and the shake-to-change song app) are really good, the in-built stylus works well (as does your finger!) and the Internet / SMS / MMS etc is as good as any Nokia or Motorola phone.

 

I was pleasently suprised when playing with it, and looking at getting one in the next few months myself.

 

Pete

 

 

that looks like the LG viewty :) its like a mirror image

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