I was thinking, let's make a price list for the mobiles phones that we find in our countries. This way maybe we'll find some good deals. I will start with Portugal and a few mobiles phones: Nokia 5100 200eur 7210 200eur 3300 300eur 7250i 430eur 3100 200eur 6610 260eur 2100 130eur 7650 350eur 3650 400eur 3510i 150eur 6800 390eur 8910i 700eur n-gage 300eur Samsung E700 400eur V200 420eur C100 150eur Siemens C55 200eur SL55 400eur S55 200eur SonyEricsson P800 660 eur (all prices are for sim free and brand new phones) If you need to know more models please let me know. __________________ Hartsink, where do you find this prices? they're outrageous.. and they are not even close of the reality.... __________________ Prices for Nokia phones in Bulgaria for the moment: 1100-57 euros,70 USD 2100-76 euros,93 USD 2300-70 euros,86 USD 2600-76 euros,93 USD 2650-90 euros,110 USD 3100-85 euros,104 USD 3120-91 euros,112 USD 3200-92 euros,113 USD 3210-40 euros,49 USD 3220-124 euros,152 USD 3230-273 euros,336 USD 3300-152 euros,187 USD 3310-75 euros,92 USD 3315-56 euros,68 USD 3330-74 euros,91 USD 3410-58 euros,71 USD 3510-73 euros,89 USD 3510i-74 euros,91 USD 3530-122 euros,150 USD 3610-86 euros,105 USD 3650-173 euros,212 USD 3660-239 euros,294 USD 5100-132 euros,162 USD 5140-163 euros,200 USD 5140i-201 euros,247 USD 5210-102 euros,125 USD 6020-153 euros,188 USD 6021-143 euros,176 USD 6030-121 euros,148 USD 6100-114 euros,140 USD 6101-201 euros,247 USD 6108-245 euros,301 USD 6170-191 euros,235 USD 6220-152 euros,187 USD 6230-153 euros,188 USD 6230i-273 euros,336 USD 6260-242 euros,297 USD 6310i-229 euros,281 USD 6510-99 euros,121 USD 6600-211 euros,259 USD 6610-116 euros,142 USD 6610i-126 euros,155 USD 6630-291 euros,358 USD 6650-176 euros,216 USD 6670-264 euros,324 USD 6680-457 euros,562 USD 6681-412 euros,507 USD 6800-137 euros,168 USD 6820-182 euros,224 USD 7110-28 euros,34 USD 7200-185 euros,227 USD 7210-111 euros,136 USD 7250-122 euros,150 USD 7250i-136 euros,167 USD 7260-198 euros,243 USD 7270-249 euros,306 USD 7280-342 euros,420 USD 7600-181 euros,222 USD 7610-263 euros,323 USD 7710-428 euros,526 USD 8310-93 euros,114 USD 8800-794 euros,977 USD 8910-51 euros,62 USD 8910i-443 euros,545 USD 9210i-458 euros,563 USD 9300-454 euros,558 USD 9500-484 euros,595 USD N-Gage-147 euros,180 USD N-GageQD-135 euros,166 USD N90-699 euros,860 USD Vertu Acsent Black Leather-3677 euros,4526 USDWell,what you think about the prices?Are there anywhere in Europe lower prices than these?If there is,please tell me. __________________ portugal 6630 ˆ199 __________________ Quote:
__________________ alexandr3, Lol i guess u forgot to c the date when hartsink posted those rates.. 14-11-2003.. tht clarifies those outrageous rates  __________________ ssj, ahahahaha yeah i forgot. Leonard, yes. brand new and sim free. but only in some fanc stores since the stock is going out... oh, btw.. Nokia 7280 349ˆ __________________ Why not convert them into USD and GBP for other members..? __________________ __________________ Vein, why not join the Euro zone? ;-) __________________ Viipottaja, that would ruin our country No offence  __________________ Yeah, that might be.. or maybe not. E.g. I read somewhere that inter country direct investments have sky rocketed between countries in the Euro Zone.. But this is getting truly off topic. Sorry..  __________________ Are we going to let this die, or start again with modern prices? There are some wierd prices on expansys atm, I dont really understand them: 6630: £234.95 6670: £219.95 6680: £369.95 Why is the 6670 cheaper than the 6630? __________________ Because it's an older model and not 3G.Same here in my country. __________________ Syphon, Why is the 6670 cheaper than the 6630? u expect them to cost the same  ???__________________ Virgin Mobile were charging more for the 6670 than the 6630 at one point  __________________ Actually in Portugal 6630 is cheaper than 6670, and in stores where 6600 is still in stock it costs 250 euros compared to 200 euros for a 6630. __________________ Sorry I don't keep up with Nokia, I was under the impression that the 6670 would be better than the 6630...guess there isn't much sense to Nokia model numbers anymore...I'm glad they are moving away from it. Mavi forum |
Tuesday, May 22, 2007
Mobile Prices for everyone
Exploding Nokia orginal battery!
Yes it´s true. Untill now Nokia claimed the exploding phones used battery nor from Nokia. but now they confess the battery can explode.  http://www.mobil.se/nyheter/visa.asp?id=7298&sid=1 Bad for Nokia! first the N-gage games and now the exploding batterys. I have allways sad Nokia is bad quallity and now my words becomes true! Nice for you if you like the phones they produce. But for me? No thanks! __________________ Every company has they're problems, look at Mercedes A Class but that is selling fine now. Just a temporary glitch i think __________________ Yes maby. When Nokia released there first GSM phones they had much better quallty. __________________ punkass The exploding battery is not a new phenomena from Nokia. It should had been fixed for a long time ago. __________________ McKinley very true,its not accpetable from the worlds biggest fone company!!! __________________ -The Andyman- The worse thing with this is Nokia's denial of the fact that the original battery actually has the same problem as the no name batteries but finally for a few days ago, they confessed. So hopefully we will see some actions now. __________________ From infosyncworld.com --------------------------------- Since the last update, Belgian consumer group backs down and agrees to new tests. Consumer group Test-Aankoop has acknowledged that their recent investigation into exploding Nokia batteries produced 'invalid' results as the test samples may have been counterfeit. Test-Aankoop found that certain models of Nokia batteries did not include short-circuit protections, a claim refuted by Nokia. The consumer group has accepted in a press release that a problem with piracy exists and may have biased the test results.. Test-Aankoop have now agreed to a new independent test of original Nokia batteries to avoid contamination by third-party samples. Nokia is planning to display examples of counterfeit batteries on its web site, with the intention of helping consumers to avoid buying dodgy goods. This is to join an 'aggressive' program of anti-counterfeit measures. -------------------------------------- That's about it. __________________ orange That was something new. I hope to read more about it. __________________ maybe sum1 will give nokia a big fat fine then they mite take more care with their batteries __________________ I would like to know how many phones nokia have sold since, lets say, 10 years ago? A million? Two? I have no idea... I think one explosion in a million isn't that bad. I can cope with that. __________________ Just imagine Nokia recalling all series 40 phones... it could be a bankruptcy for the company. __________________ sebset then i should buy ALL old series 40 in my district and i should be a rich man! __________________ Hartsink good point,but still it shouldnt happen __________________ it are only battery's of the series BML-3, BMC-3 and BLC-2 - so those who were used a years ago for series 3310 - 3330. Thé mayor hit for nokia in the past... but how many people are still using that phone? but here is an update from test-aankoop (the biggest comsumer group tester in BeNeLux) and Nokia, who clame the battery's used for the test were not original nokia battery's Since the last update, Belgian consumer group backs down and agrees to new tests. Consumer group Test-Aankoop has acknowledged that their recent investigation into exploding Nokia batteries produced 'invalid' results as the test samples may have been counterfeit. Test-Aankoop found that certain models of Nokia batteries did not include short-circuit protections, a claim refuted by Nokia. The consumer group has accepted in a press release that a problem with piracy exists and may have biased the test results.. Test-Aankoop have now agreed to a new independent test of original Nokia batteries to avoid contamination by third-party samples. Nokia is planning to display examples of counterfeit batteries on its web site, with the intention of helping consumers to avoid buying dodgy goods. This is to join an 'aggressive' program of anti-counterfeit measures. __________________ kristof.vanriet Nice marketing from Nokia. "Don't buy third part batteries because they are very unstable with our handsets" That is really low made by Nokia if they are going to put up some images of exploding Nokias just to prevent users to not save few dollars or EUROS for buying third parties battieries. __________________ Press release about this issue: New study by Test-Aankoop confirms safety of Nokia batteries Press release __________________ good find orange __________________ I knew i was right! Third party stuff has always been dodgy and some even gets into the mainstream i know that some stores have sold third-party stuff disguised as proper Nokia goods by mistake. __________________ let's setlle this down: New study by Test-Aankoop confirms safety of Nokia batteries November 18, 2003 Yesterday, Test-Aankoop, a Belgian consumer organization, performed new tests on mobile phone battery safety, using only original Nokia batteries in the testing. The test results clearly proved all Nokia original batteries to be fully protected against shortcircuiting and safe for consumer use. On November 7, Test-Aankoop released a report that inadvertently included non-original, counterfeit batteries in the test sample. "We believe Test-Aankoop's new test results of original Nokia batteries erase any doubts as to the safety of Nokia products, including original Nokia batteries", says Janne Jormalainen, Vice President, Mobile Enhancements Business Unit, Nokia Mobile Phones. "The recent media attention to this industry wide problem has put a much-needed spotlight on the potential dangers of non-original batteries - and the industry's ongoing battle to rid the market of inferior, potentially unsafe products." On Thursday, November 13, Nokia announced aggressive measures against the manufacturers and distributors of counterfeit products. Plans for regional anti-counterfeit measures are in place and more information will be given as soon as the programs have been officially announced. As non-original batteries may present a safety risk to the user, Nokia recommends that consumers only purchase and use original Nokia batteries. Measures that ensure this include: using only original battery included in the Nokia phone sales package, buying new batteries only from authorized Nokia dealers, avoiding purchase of batteries without proper sales packaging and avoiding low priced batteries. One way that consumers can identify non-original batteries is if the following text iswritten on the battery: - Replacement battery for... - NOK (with model number) - NK (with model number) - "For use with..." - "Compatible with..." - "For Nokia..." As it might be difficult for consumers to identify counterfeit batteries, retailers are in a key position to minimize the availability of counterfeit batteries to consumers. Therefore Nokia continues to encourage all retailers to ensure they only offer safe and high quality batteries to consumers and to use only official channels when purchasing Nokia batteries. Furthermore, Nokia provides material and consultation to help retailers identify low quality and counterfit batteries. Additionally, Nokia continues to offer its full cooperation to authorities in taking legal measures available against companies or individuals that sell and distribute counterfeit products or non-original mobile phone enhancements compatible to Nokia products that do not adhere to the stringent safety and quality measures. Already tens of thousands of counterfeit batteries have been seized in recent raids in Holland, the United Kingdom, and other countries in the EU. As a result of these raids, authorities gained valuable leads on a network of counterfeit manufacturers and distributors, enabling authorities to begin immediate actions against those involved. Mavi forum |
photo quality
sorry that i have post the wrong session but i wan to know how to use the photoshop to make the photo which is taken by the phones, can anyone teach me? __________________ just upload you photo's to computer (Nokia data suite / mobimb) by infrared or datacable, and edit them in photoshop, other wise it's also possible to take an image made by photoshop put as an wallpaper on your mobile. __________________ i mean how to use the photoshop to edit the pics? cos i have upload the pics... Mavi forum |
Nokia 6600 PIM Sync
All, I keep my contacts, todo, calendar etc on my iPAQ 3970 (i.e. with BT). How would I sync all these with my 6600 to put them on there? Regards, Dave __________________ You could send each item via Ir or BT but this would take ages. Or Sync the Ipaq with outlook the sync the 6600 with the same outlook. This would bring all the info from one to the other. Mavi forum |
ringtone sending
Can anyone tell me if I can send a ringtone from my 6100 to my 7250i? How do I do it? I have a data cable if that helps __________________ the easy way i think is use mobimb or Oxygen phone manager to do it. Connect phone to computer and upload the ringtone to harddrive and than connect other phone and download that ringtone into the phone. Don't know if Nokia pc suite can do it. __________________ That sounds like a winner. I´m still stuggling with the data cable and PCSuite though. I also tried sending it on MMS, but it said that the tone was "copyright protected". What are the programs you mentioned and where can I download them? __________________ by the kazaa network there are different sources to donload from. or www.logomanager.co.uk if you wanna buy it. for oxygen, www.oxygensoftware.com __________________ You can also upload a *.mid file to the first phone, then send that file (which will be the the gallery > tones) via MMS to the other phone. This gets round the copyright issues. Mavi forum |
How much video can you record with the 6600?
Is it limited to 15 seconds like so many other phones are? __________________ i believe it is.maximum video clip is 94KB __________________ is there any software that can shoot longer then 15sec? __________________ oTaRu there are many softwares available on the internet which allow you to record long clips like the 'ETI Camcorder' try http://www.handango.com __________________ is there free software?? Mavi forum |
nokia 6600
ive just got ma 6600 and ive got ma old virgin sim in it, i am avin problems getin on wap so wat do u rekon is this best way to download games. is there a data cable out yet?? __________________ bluetooth usb with a cd full of games, ringtones etc __________________ What do mean mrjolly? Or is it a kind of "mobile phone tourettes" you have?  __________________ deano N6600 has a different GPRS and MMS settings, it required TCP/IP address and your network provider should support that to have it works... __________________ Virgin use T-mobiles network, @ present t-mobile are the only network which arent upgrading the network to use TCP/IP. Mavi forum |
New nokia 5140
Key Features Enhanced durability and resistance to the elements and usage in sports inspired lifestyle Stylish sport and leisure derived appearance Integrated camera Integrated digital compass Fitness Coach Push to talk capability. Push to talk is the new real-time Voice over IP service implemented over GPRS/EDGE network Nokia website link  __________________ so, now it comes, I was sure this would have been launched at NMIC 2 weeks ago. __________________ Not bad....but it looks too plasticky, just like most Nokias. The model number is a bit dodgy too. __________________ it's far more better than the 5100, that one was really ugly and fat, this looks better... much better and quite good specifications... __________________ http://www.nokia.com/nokia/0,8764,48663,00.html Main Display 27.3 mm x 27.3 mm display High-resolution, passive-matrix color display Supports up to 4096 colors within 128 x 128 pixels 5 lines for text in basic mode with 16-pixel font __________________ Bad display and no BT. __________________ It already has a VGA camera and video capture, I don't think Bluetooth is really necessary in this class of phone. The feature set is quite impressive, although the screen is a disappointment. __________________ yea but the release date is set @ 2nd Q 2004 until then with this type of screen who gonna buy it __________________ n1ghtFLY Those who care less for display quality and don't know much about phones... __________________ looks good alto i dont like the model number much...5140 it dosent sound rite... __________________ -The Andyman- I don't mind to its model numbering, but I just can't stand with its completely plastic outlook... I know almost all Nokia's phones have plastic covers, but this one is definately the worst from all... My godness, seemed it is deliberately reveals the plastic material... I believe it is meant for youth range in mid class, but such as appearance is an insult of youth taste...  I'm not talking about its design cause I find it quite attractive, but I really look down of its color combination... Don't you think it'll be nicer if the color patern take N3100 example, or a solid paint to cover the plastic material such as on N7250 for example...__________________ eccentric i dont know y but i dont like the look of metal/aluminium wateva looking fones... i much prefer 'plasticky' looking fones as most ppl refer 2 here...this muct be y i like nokia so much,this is a very good looking fone,it reminds me very much of the 5210 the first water,shock and dust proof fone nokia bought out(if u dont count the 6250).the 5210 was a very good fone and i still use it occasionally.the 5100 was just very ugly and the buttons very hard 2 push but now this 5140 looks very very nice... just my opinion i guess __________________ and there are not many phonecompanie's who make such phones, it's really is a phone targetting it's public, active social people. Imagine you are a scout, i think a digital compas and flaslight are quite usefull. this phone ain't anything for me but i think this phone has his public and will sell great __________________ Quote:
Surely it'd be of help to 'active' people if they could use BT headsets, so they don't have wires everywhere. __________________ Well, there's nothing wrong with holding the phone to their ear.  __________________ This phone is suitable only for youth.. __________________ -The Andyman- No comments to your taste This one looks really ugly and plastic like most Nokias out there do but it's rather nice feature wise with push to talk, radio and digital compass. __________________ Quote:
__________________ orange Whats the point with the wildlife purpose of this phone if you use and adapter? This one is made for rough using. __________________ I like its digital compass, radio is not necessary for me... It'll be great to have digital compass on my phone, so I know on which direction I am all the time... Talking about FENG SHUI... __________________ eccentric But judging by the accuracy of the 5100's thermometer, I don't think the 5140's digital compass will be very accurate. __________________ -The Andyman- The good thing about having plastic cover like Nokia's phones is it always can be rejuvenated, the phone physical always look new... But the most annoying thing is its creaking sound, very unpleasant to hear...  When I bought my N7250 for the first time, the cover feels good and doesn't make a creaking sound... Then after I replaced the SIM Card of the phone for a couple of times, the cover became a bit loosen and started to annoyed me... __________________ Ghibli You probably right... Well, as long it doesn't miss in too much degree still acceptable... At least I know whether I am in North, South, East, or West position... __________________ Quote:
But, I don't see the adapter as a problem if I'm jogging or cycling. Active doesn't have to mean rough in a sense of using the phone as baseball bat or as a ball. __________________ eccentric You don't have any problem with craking sound from your SE T610 good built quality __________________ McKinley Well, a bit creaking too around the display part, but I do not touch that part often... Not as mine N7250, it makes an annoying sound whenever I hold it on my palm a bit strong... __________________ eccentric the only time i hear my fones creaking is when i really squeeze the fone hard in my palm,thats it and i dont do that very often i dont understand y many ppl complain about nokia 'creaking' because every nokia fone i have used has never 'creaked'... plastic covers are good,because u can change them wenever u want and if u get a scratch on the screen it is easy 2 replace... Mavi forum |
World's first push-to-talk GSM phone NOKIA 5140
Action, not just words: Nokia introduces push-to-talk for the active lifestyle November 12, 2003 World's first push-to-talk GSM phone features built-in compass, Fitness Coach application and VGA camera NEW YORK - Nokia (NYSE: NOK) today unveiled the world's first GSM push-to-talk handset, the sports-inspired Nokia 5140 phone. Along with its ability to quickly connect users at the push of a button, the Nokia 5140 phone also includes a number of unique features designed for the active-minded consumer such as a digital compass, Fitness Coach application and a built-in VGA camera. The GSM/GPRS/EDGE Nokia 5140 phone will be available in a GSM 900/1800/1900 MHz version primarily for the Europe/Asia market and in a GSM 850/1900/1800 MHz version primarily for the Americas market. Both versions are expected to be available during the 2nd quarter of 2004. With just the push of a button, Nokia 5140 phone owners can connect to friends and family by using the push-to-talk feature for quick voice communications, or to access the built in VGA camera to communicate visually. The push-to-talk feature can be used to quickly connect the user to one person, or to a group of people, simply by using the convenient side-mounted key. While the Nokia 5140 phone is the first Nokia GSM handset to feature push-to-talk capability, it marks the first step as push-to-talk becomes an increasingly common function. During 2004, Nokia will introduce a full range of push-to-talk capable GSM phones, including Symbian OS based smartphones. From 2005 onwards push-to-talk will become available for all Nokia GPRS/WCDMA phones. This "walkie-talkie" style push-to-talk feature of the Nokia 5140 phone is a half-duplex voice over IP (VoIP) solution using the existing GPRS and EDGE data networks that are part of current GSM systems. This method results in performance that on average is comparable to that of existing dedicated push-to-talk cellular networks. "Nokia continues to innovate new products that have a strong appeal to well-defined markets. The Nokia 5140 phone, with its complement of active features is a perfect fit for athletic and outdoors enthusiasts - as well as for those who aspire to that lifestyle," said Paul Chellgren, senior vice president of product management and business development for Nokia. "The Nokia 5140 phone is innovative not only because of its range of active features, but it also marks the introduction of the world's first GSM push-to-talk handset. By introducing push-to-talk to GSM, Nokia is bringing a whole new way to communicate to the world's leading wireless technology." The Nokia 5140 phone features a durable dust, bump and splash-resistant housing that allows it to keep up with demanding users, but its active nature is more than just skin deep. To keep users oriented on the trail, an integrated digital compass displays the direction both graphically and numerically. After dark, a built-in flashlight helps to guide the way. For the fitness enthusiast, a new Fitness Coach feature uses training regimens based on professionally recommended training principles. Additional functionality of interest to the fitness minded is an interval timer and stopwatch for keeping track of workout routines and an integrated FM radio to help make that time go by even faster. An optional Active Headset enhancement is available to provide easier wearability while on the move, and for increased resistance to bumps and splashes. The Active Headset features one button to answer and end calls and another that can be used to activate the push-to-talk capability of the Nokia 5140 phone. Along with its unique lifestyle features, the Nokia 5140 phone also has a generous complement of the latest mobile features. Multimedia messaging capability allows for the sending and receiving of images, sounds and text. The Nokia 5140 phone also supports downloadable polyphonic ring tones, custom wallpapers and Java(TM) applications to customize the handset. For additional personalization, optional Xpress-on(TM) shells are available in three fashionable color combination schemes. __________________  Mavi forum |
Tell me the price of 1100 at your place (Difference)
Hey everyone tell me the price of 1100 at your place. In india the price is Rs. 4000 i.e 85 USD Please mention the price in USD __________________ not out yet in belgium, so not yet a price... __________________ In portugal it costs 120 euros sim free. __________________ not out in australia and i hope it never is released coz i havent heard anything about it being released Mavi forum |
Nokia 6600
Can I put MP3 files on this phone? and how can I watch CNN? Do I have to pay for this service? And what about GPS? I saw on the Nokia site for 15,90 Euro , but does it work without any other machine? Do I get something for Free from Nokia or is everything for money???!!! Mavi forum |
The Siemens SX1 can play N-Gage games!
Poor Nokia. Read this. __________________ Ghibli I don't pity Nokia at all Whoever wants to buy the ugly N-Gage when you can play their games on other handsets *ha ha Mavi forum |
Nokia 6610 Sim Free As Cheap As Possible
Does anyone know of any mobile shops or websites where I can buy the nokia 6610 mobile phone sim free for less then 179.99 (UK Pound Sterling). A great price would be near to 129.99 (UK Pound Sterling). Please if anyone knows can they post the link to the website. __________________ sorry i cant help u i can get 6610 sim free for $120 AUD __________________ Here in Portugal it costs 260 euros. Hey Andyman, wanna make business with mobile phones? 75 Euros (120AUD) for a 6610 is quite a bargain. __________________ Hartsink yeh its coz they fell off the back of a truck if u get me Mavi forum |
Nokia 3108..
Here comes a new phone ! http://www.nokia-asia.com/nokia/0,,48860,00.html Yeah same design as 6108... How sad.. how sad...  __________________ i bet its menat for asia only.... looks like it is aimed at youth like the 3100... __________________ Quote:
__________________ imagine that your alphabet has more than 1000 letters, i think you would be delighted that this kinda phone is on the marked. it's more stupid to make a keyboard (pad) with 1000 letters, Mavi forum |
Nokia 3300 questions
Just got my nokia 3300 and am very happy with it but have a few questions As there is no pc suite out for it as yet (any 1 know if one is in the pipline?) how would i download games ringtones etc etc from these cds u can buy? doing via wap is too expensive. cheers  __________________ well first of all u need a data cable,do u have one of those??? __________________ I have the cable that links my pc to my phone when using the audio software - but on the audio software only mp3 or aac files can be tranfered cheers for reply __________________ u will probly have 2 wait until pc suite comes out for the 3300 or u could ring up and order games etc but that would be very expensive and i wouldnt recommend it __________________ If you are a Windows XP user, windows will automaticly recognise the 3300 as an external disk (because of the MMC inside). You won't have access to the phone root itself but to the MMC card. Any way this is enough for installing games, music and other aplications. I have a 3300 myself and I never use the programs that came with it for music transfer. If you need anything else e mail me David@quintadosagros.com __________________ Hi guys, I been using Nokia 3310 for 2 years, all this long i wanted to buy phones which can play good music, since mono and poly came out, i thought that maybe one day mp3 phone will be produce. Now most of the phone can play mp3. i quite interested in 3300 rather than N-gage, i just like the phone because it can play mp3. that is all, and i'm not quite interested in those cam. phone. so, anyone recommend me to buy 3300 ? or i should not buy it? __________________ if u want a fone that is mainly a MP3 3300 is a good choice,the only bad thing about it is the size and design if u like that than i would definatly recommend it... __________________ The size isn't so big, I think. It's a bit hard to hold it against your head when you want to talk beacuse it's rounded and it slips away (it happens to me). One of the best things is that it's mms compatible with almost all phone models, it's like a 7250 where you can only receive / sebd mms to or from a phone that has the same display resolution. It's nice for mp3 (with and without the headset) or AAC. I think it's a good phone. __________________ The 3300 UI does not support a Pc Suite, you will be waiting a very long time for one to come out! __________________ the phone is fab as i said before read the other topic and it is not so heavy... __________________ i thinking of getting something wif mp3..... I heard that 3300 can only limit to 128mb MMC? is that true.... I am currently holding Sharp Gx22....den getting 3300? will that be mad? My main purpose is getting Mp3 player wif speakers (no need to carry headset everywhere) And there is no mp3 player wif headset and changable Memory card.... Help Me....I still like Shrap Gx22 as and cam and phone but i need mp3 player __________________ just buy a mp3 player.u would be that mad if u sold ur gx22 and bought a 3300 u would be very disapointed __________________ What i mean is using Gx22 as a phone but 3300 as a mp3 player.. I can't find any mp3 players wif built in speakers and expandable memory... Only 3300 and N-gage does....but n-gage is way to Expensive __________________ Thats what my current set up is, 3300 as mp3 player and panasonic as my phone. __________________ Quote:
The 3300 can allows a maximum of what size MMC card? Mavi forum |
something wrong with 3200 and 6600 gprs and mms
guys i tried to configure the 3200 and 6600 to get mms and to gprs but nothing works .... is there a glitch in these handsets or is it made tht way ?????? i noticed tht both these handsets have EDGE in it . is it cause of tht??? __________________ Only 3200 is an EDGE handset, but that's not the issue here. Both of these handsets use TCP/IP instead of WAP. Ask your operator the right settings for your handset. They are slightly different than in handsets using WAP. __________________ ask ur service provider for new settings... __________________ guys i tried to configure the 3200 and 6600 to get mms and to gprs but nothing works .... is there a glitch in these handsets or is it made tht way ?????? i noticed tht both these handsets have EDGE in it . is it cause of tht??? The same thing happened here also, a friend of mine bought the 6600 & he's anable to send or receive MMS or to use the GPRS...he asked the service provider (Vodafone) & they told him that because the device is very new they don't support it for now...they said that in a week there won't be any problems...be patient __________________ Vodafone where? UK? I live in Spain and I can´t get mine to work. I´d love to hear more on this please. I have two weeks to return the phone (which I will if this doesn´t sort itself out) or I am stuck with it! __________________ You can get the settings from Nokia as a SMS: for MMS for WAP for email and internet Ofcourse in case of 6600 this needs that service provider supports GPRS as a TCP/IP (Vodafone UK and Spain doesn't at this moment...) EDIT: these links are only for Europe. __________________ to set up the 3200 go here http://www.nokia.co.uk/nokia/0,,41887,00.html __________________ y dosent that list have australia on it??? i know how 2 set up wap and mms in australia anyway __________________ Quote:
So here is for Asia etc. MMS WAP __________________ Quote:
__________________ It doesn´t include the 6600 in the Spain, Vodafone. Anyone know when they will support this phone? __________________ thanks traktori i didnt know such a thing existed i always had 2 ring up optus everythime i needed 2 change my settings __________________ Okay, I am having major headaches with this now. Vodafone say they they cannot provide me with info to make this phone operate MMS, GPRS, Email, or browsing as it works with TCP/IP. The shop I bought the phone from say they are liars and they won´t change the phone. What do I do? Has anyone in the world got this phone to work? I need to hear from you! __________________ Quote:
__________________ can you tell me in plain english what the differences in setup are between the 6600 and a conventional phone? __________________ Quote:
Edit: now if I read my own answer it sound funny to call N-Gage as a conventional phone but it's using "old" technology for GPRS, so it's a good reference. __________________ Thanks guys. I have called Nokia in Spain and they are supposed to be sending me a text with OTA settings. That was 30 mins ago. I'll let you all know. __________________ OK I have spoken at length with Nokia and they assure me that the 6600 will NOT work on the vodafone espàna network with regards to GPRS, WAP and MMS. This is categorical. I feel really pissed off now, it´s a great phone but it'll have to go. I´m swapping for a 7250i __________________ Hello, Just thought I would help you all. On this phone if you simply set your phone up in the GPRS settings under connection the standard Internet settings all will be well. Such as Vodafon UK APN Internet and password user login user etc. Just use standard internet settings and your wap will work in the standard browser on the phone plus your email. Forget about wap settings. Hope this helps. Now for the dude in Spain again simply setup on your phone the standard internet settings. If your provider does not support Internet TCPIP then you are out of luck. Regards __________________ OK. So if someone buys a vodafone live! version of this phone, the GPRS and WAP must be working - right? Mavi forum |
Press article: "Is Nokia losing its grip?"
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And you, what do you think? __________________ Well, didn't we all know that already? __________________ like i said in another thread it be a long time until anyone overtakes nokia is the selling of mobile fones nokia is outselling 2x more than any other mobile fone company the closest competitor is motorola __________________ Down with Nokia for many of their ugly handsets... Nokia will lose very much on 3G market if they don't fix their handsets. Too ugly and not too good either. __________________ 3G is still very minor and still catching up,GSM is the main leader and nokia excels at this fones... wen 3G eventually catches on nokia will have made much improvement from there 3G fones rite now __________________ Nokia is known to unveil its products to market just right time. As a 3G is conserned I don't think it's right time yet to bring WCDMA phones to market, but EDGE is right there now with its 100 - 200 kb/s download, and easy-to-upgrade base stations. Operators can have a cheap opportunity to offer faster data with EDGE and TCP/IP handsets and Nokia is right now there with 3200, 6230 (also 6600 with its TCP/IP even without EDGE is much faster than say 3650), and Nokia is the one and only manufacturer to offer that. And what about TV. Yes, some manufacturer in Asia is offering that in one coming phone, but that is analog-TV. Which manufacturer is offering this in Digital-TV (yes, Sony showed its chip, but when is that coming?). And which is offering this in Europe? Nokia is with its 7700. (Well yes this is only for testig-purposes but so are the DVB-for-mobile-use-networks.) __________________ traktori You are talking about that Nokia don't think it's the right time to bring 3G-handsets but then you are also writing about EDGE and Digital TV?? Well that is your view but don't you think 3G is more up to date than Digital TV and EDGE? Is it only what Nokia believes that is up to date and not what the market says that counts for you with Nokia brains? How many people can afford the tacos shaped ugly Nokia 7700 and how many wants to buy it? __________________ Quote:
Of course WCDMA is there to come, but right now EDGE is more rational for operators. When WCDMA is more common Nokia _will_ offer more normal phones for WCDMA, but now there is only very few networks offering that and for those people buying WCDMA handsets it is important to have something special and wouldn't you agree that 7600 is special. And I'd like to remind that Nokia 6650 was the first handset to offer WCDMA / GSM. Then what do you want 3G phones to be like? And which of these features EDGE / TCP/IP phones like 6230 can't offer? WCDMA is faster when it is available but do you like to wait for that and use your slow (not-Nokia, I think) handset until that day or be a first-to-use-200 kb/s-phone? BTW. Can you watch DVB with 3G handsets? No I don't think so. So you can't consider digital-tv as a alternative to 3G but as a nice feature which in near future only Nokia offer. About bringing phones to market. When anlysts have wrote about the causes why Nokia is leader there have been two main reasons. User friendly UI and right timing. This doesn't necessarily mean this is the case today but I think it still is. Now the competitors have to be innovative to get attention, but Nokia has been in market very soon when technology gets mature. This was the case e.g. with bluetooth. But there is also many technologies which was developed and first introducced in Nokia e.g. very important Smart Messaging. Mavi forum |
nokia 6600 video funtion
can anyone tell me if the video capture function on the 6600 is better than the 3650 which i find quite poor or is it as good as the gx20 or better?? all help appreciated __________________ I'm a little confused. The GX-20's videoc apture is far worse (lower frame rate and bitrate) than that of the 3650, but you appear to like it more? The 6600 is slightly better than the 3650 and FAR better than the GX-20. Unless my GX-20 was faulty (and the one reviewed by MobileBurn) you've not seen a 3650 in action! Mavi forum |
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