Phone love

Fru T Bunn
Fru T Bunn Posts: 159
edited October 2009 in The bottom bracket
http://www.htc.com/uk/product/hd2/specification.html

I'll be down Kings Cross raising the cash.

Comments

  • fast as fupp
    fast as fupp Posts: 2,277
    it'll be bust in a day-its got microsoft on it!
    'dont forget lads, one evertonian is worth twenty kopites'
  • balthazar
    balthazar Posts: 1,565
    You might want to have a look at the Windows Mobile 6.5 reviews...

    http://www.pcworld.com/article/173186/w ... oints.html
  • Cressers
    Cressers Posts: 1,329
    I rememeber when mobies were used for talking and SMS was a wild new application...
  • mingmong
    mingmong Posts: 542
    Wonder what the gps is like?

    Opera is not a bad browser though.
  • Cressers wrote:
    I rememeber when mobies were used for talking and SMS was a wild new application...

    Yeah I can remember sending SMS over a network in the office for the first time and my boss thinking we were trying to trick him......silly old bugger
  • gkerr4
    gkerr4 Posts: 3,408
    it'll be awful

    te HTC 'touch flow" front end on the MS mobile is just absolute w@nk (pardon my french)

    it'll be slow, unreliable, crap to use - I could go on but will struggle not to swear.

    I briefly had an HTC touch diamond as my business phone - i couldn't get rid of it quick enough it was CRAP!! - i wanted to run it over with my car and revers to make sure after just the first days use. Luckily one of the assistand directors spied it in a meeting and said Oooh I like your phone - i took the sim out right there and then and gave it away!! - got a Nokia E71 now which is the best business phone I have ever used.


    just go an buy an iPhone and be done with it.
  • mingmong
    mingmong Posts: 542
    gkerr4 wrote:
    just go an buy an iPhone and be done with it.

    Don't bother, the battery life is non-existant.
  • gkerr4
    gkerr4 Posts: 3,408
    really - mine is excellent.
  • Shame you had a bad experience.

    I've currently got the Touch Diamond 2 and it's fantastic. Not only can I work from anywhere but I use it out on the road too. Got excellent GPS with Google maps but cheap addons as well. Got a fully loaded sat nav package fo less than 30 quid.

    Yes it's Windows mobile and yes 6.5 isn't paticularly exciting but neither is any operating system in basic config. The great thing for me about Windows mobile is that you can dissassemble it, tweak and take out the bits you dont want, add in stuff others have developed in the excellent online communities, re-compile and run with it. Hows that for customisation - something you wont find on an i phone.
  • balthazar
    balthazar Posts: 1,565
    Fru T Bunn wrote:
    Hows that for customisation - something you wont find on an i phone.
    No. Thank all the gods. Anyway, enjoy it – you obviously know what you're getting into.
  • sicknote
    sicknote Posts: 901
    Fru T Bunn wrote:
    Shame you had a bad experience.

    I've currently got the Touch Diamond 2 and it's fantastic. Not only can I work from anywhere but I use it out on the road too. Got excellent GPS with Google maps but cheap addons as well. Got a fully loaded sat nav package fo less than 30 quid.

    Yes it's Windows mobile and yes 6.5 isn't paticularly exciting but neither is any operating system in basic config. The great thing for me about Windows mobile is that you can dissassemble it, tweak and take out the bits you dont want, add in stuff others have developed in the excellent online communities, re-compile and run with it. Hows that for customisation - something you wont find on an i phone.

    Something you could and still can with symbian e.g. Nokia N and E series phones like the N70/N73/N95 and N96 with I have had. :wink:

    You can now got the N97 with is a touch screen.
  • balthazar wrote:
    ... you obviously know what you're getting into.
    That better not be a reference to my earlier Kings Cross remark :wink:
  • STEFANOS4784
    STEFANOS4784 Posts: 4,109
    edited October 2009
    I have a Sony Ericsson k800i 8) Been smashed and battered all over the place, still works. Not like c905, n97(short spell) brothers i-phone. But then i don't need a phone to wipe my *rse for me :wink::lol:
  • gkerr4
    gkerr4 Posts: 3,408
    But then i don't need a phone to whipe my *rse for me :wink::lol:

    I know "there's an app for everything" - but possibly not that!
    :lol:
  • i'll be going to Tmobile soon to see about the G2. I have the G1 and i love it. But now I want the G2 and its starting to bug me lol.
    Bianchi. There are no alternatives only compromises!
    I RIDE A KONA CADABRA -would you like to come and have a play with my magic link?
  • balthazar
    balthazar Posts: 1,565
    Fru T Bunn wrote:
    balthazar wrote:
    ... you obviously know what you're getting into.
    That better not be a reference to my earlier Kings Cross remark :wink:
    :shock: the dark side of tech early adopters...
  • teagar
    teagar Posts: 2,100
    gkerr4 wrote:


    just go an buy an iPhone and be done with it.
    http://www.guardian.co.uk/commentisfree ... ker-iphone
    Note: the above post is an opinion and not fact. It might be a lie.
  • balthazar
    balthazar Posts: 1,565
    teagar wrote:
    Loving Apple gear and Charlton is a tricky problem, but I just manage it.
  • Headhuunter
    Headhuunter Posts: 6,494
    MingMong wrote:
    gkerr4 wrote:
    just go an buy an iPhone and be done with it.

    Don't bother, the battery life is non-existant.

    And there's no way I'm ending my very competitive contract with Orange to move to an overpriced one with O2, just to get a fancy phone.
    Do not write below this line. Office use only.
  • MingMong wrote:
    gkerr4 wrote:
    just go an buy an iPhone and be done with it.

    Don't bother, the battery life is non-existant.

    And there's no way I'm ending my very competitive contract with Orange to move to an overpriced one with O2, just to get a fancy phone.

    Orange are getting the imadick soon as are voda. That HTC weighs 157grams, so its got win6.5 and acts as ballast :lol: the phone Im getting weighs 98g :P .
  • ... That HTC weighs 157grams, so its got win6.5 and acts as ballast :lol: the phone Im getting weighs 98g :P .
    157grams WITH the battery. 59 grams difference - that's about 59ml of water or, if you put stuff in your water, less. You know it makes sense.
  • Percy Vera
    Percy Vera Posts: 1,103
    I will never touch another windows mobile device again after 18 months of HELL!!!!
  • Fru T Bunn wrote:
    ... That HTC weighs 157grams, so its got win6.5 and acts as ballast :lol: the phone Im getting weighs 98g :P .
    157grams WITH the battery. 59 grams difference - that's about 59ml of water or, if you put stuff in your water, less. You know it makes sense.

    Well its not going to be much fecking good without the battery is it :roll: :wink: . Truth be told I dont want a phone that has all of these bells and whistles, telephone calls, text messages, occasional photos, listen to MP3s, possible sat nav but not that bothered about that either is all I want my phone to do. All that extra bollix just slows the phone down and God help me if I receive another e mail with sent from my ipoo or slackberry at the bottom :x
  • concur on the sent from.... no way I'm going for a fruit based phone for that alone.

    I used to have smartphones and much preferred symbian to WM but got fed up of carrying camera, MP3 player and swanky but flaky phone so have gone back to bombprof phone with a better camera and a separate organiser. that said tho my c905 is a huge let down from my previous experience of Sony - I use an old but 100% reliable w810i again now.
  • giant_man
    giant_man Posts: 6,878
    bloody microsoft. Apple iphone has it sewn up, much better produce even without seeing this $hit piece of plastic