Is there something like this, pda phone with windows mobile and autofocus? I really like and use this feature a lot with my SE phone, btw. P990i is not an option because of size and symbian.
There is Pocket Loox T830 but this is problem for me:
Screensize: 240 x 240 pixel
Weight: Approx. 190g
Dimensions (H x W x D): 126 x 64 x 21
and it's overpriced.
Asus P525.....
Hey guys I love my Wizard (os xda mini s) but its so darn thick!! I like the other dimensions but the thickness is aweful. Anyone got the scoop on something about 17mm Thick, <60mm Width <110mm Length with QWERTY, WiFi, and windows mobile? Or am I asking too much?
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Thanks!
josh
The upcoming HTC Kaiser fits the bill -- it's about the same size as the Wizard but 5 mm thinner. Here's a size comparison you might find helpful.
even thinner is the herald (P4350) but it lacks alot of the features of the kaiser simply put it is a wizard but slimmer
Eten M700.
Thin unfortunately also means wide and long, especially if you want QWERTY.
Consider the Ubiquio 501 (WinMo5 PPC or 6 Pro): 122mm x 65mm x 14mm
ZSX said:
Thin unfortunately also means wide and long, especially if you want QWERTY.
Consider the Ubiquio 501 (WinMo5 PPC or 6 Pro): 122mm x 65mm x 14mm
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No touch screen
i'd have to go with the wing/herald
Have you considered the S710/730? That has everything you listed except a lack of touchscreen.
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No touch screen
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I have one and I can assure you that the Ubiquio 501 is a Pocket PC/ Professional device i.e. it has a touch screen.
Review here:
http://msmobiles.com/news.php/5741.html
It now comes with a free WM6 upgrade too (check out Expansys).
Right now I got a phone with a physical keyboard (iPAQ Data Messenger to be exact). And I love the keyboard. Now I'm thinking about getting a new phone, but there's almost nothing good out there with a physical keyboard. So I'm thinking about dropping that requirement and going for a virtual (software) keyboard.
Yet, how are you guys experience with virtual keyboards? I've gotten so used to my physical keyboard, have always had physical ones. How is typing on a virtual keyboard? Do note that I like to write mails, long texts and such.
Dont drop the keyboard. If you like to write long things, definitely do not drop it.
Sticking to a virtual keyboard effectivly gives me 3 choices.
Nokia N900
OS: Maemo 5
Screen: 800 x 480 pixels, 3.5 inches
Camera: 5 MP, 2576x1936 pixels, Carl Zeiss optics, autofocus, Dual LED flash, video light
Video: WVGA(848 x 480)@25fps
CPU: ARM Cortex A8 600 MHz, PowerVR SGX530 graphics
Sony Ericsson Vivaz Pro
OS: Symbian Series 60, 5th edition
Screen: 360 x 640 pixels, 3.2 inches
Camera: 5 MP, 2560х1920 pixels, autofocus, LED flash
Video: [email protected], continuous autofocus, video light
CPU: 720 MHz, PowerVR SGX graphics
Samsung B7610 OmniaPRO
OS: Microsoft Windows Mobile 6.1 Professional, upgradeable to Windows Mobile 6.5
Screen: 800 x 480 pixels, 3.5 inches
Camera: 5 MP, 2592 x 1944 pixels, autofocus, LED flash
Video: Yes, [email protected] (D1)
CPU: Samsung S3C6410 800MHz processor, dedicated graphics accelerator
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I don't like the design of the N900. But I'm interested about Maemo 5. Yet I don't really trust Nokia anymore.
The Vivaz Pro is definitly the best looking one, yet it's screensize and resolution ain't nothing to write home about. The 720p HD Video recording is an amazing feature. It runs Symbian, but SE give it their own little touch.
The OmniaPRO runs Windows Mobile. Although it's fully reskinned with Samsung's TouchWiz, it's still Windows Mobile.
Is the TP2 disqualified for some reason?
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Is the TP2 disqualified for some reason?
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It lacks a 3.5mm jack (which even my iPAQ does now and I hate).
Underneath it all, it's still Windows Mobile. Which I'm slowly trying to move away from until WP7. It's camera is HORRIBLE.
Rounding it all up it's just my iPAQ with a bigger resolution and TouchFLO3D.
The only plus on it is the keyboard. The keyboard is so perfect and allows me to type very fast.
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It lacks a 3.5mm jack (which even my iPAQ does now and I hate).
Underneath it all, it's still Windows Mobile. Which I'm slowly trying to move away from until WP7. It's camera is HORRIBLE.
Rounding it all up it's just my iPAQ with a bigger resolution and TouchFLO3D.
The only plus on it is the keyboard. The keyboard is so perfect and allows me to type very fast.
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Understood, just wanted to make sure you had at least considered it, since the keyboard is unequalled (IMO). I certainly understand if it doesn't meet your requirements otherwise.
I just checked this vid:
I tried to race the guy and beat him by just 1 second. Now I'm really considering going with a virtual keyboard.
Virtual keyboards are great as long as the screen is big enough (at least 3.5") and the device has a multi-touch keyboard (I dont think the standard HTC keyboard for android is). I can type just as fast on a virtual keyboard than I could on my touch pro.
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Virtual keyboards are great as long as the screen is big enough (at least 3.5") and the device has a multi-touch keyboard (I dont think the standard HTC keyboard for android is). I can type just as fast on a virtual keyboard than I could on my touch pro.
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+1 virtual is the current & has been the growing wave!
Well, I've made up my mind. Going with a HTC Desire. Unless new info of the HTC Vision comes out within these 2 weeks.
I checked out that thread with the HTC's suspected roadmap for the first half of this year. I wonder how long it's going to take for a 1+GHz phone with a tilting screen, TP2 or better keyboard, and a frickin' headphone jack to come out.
I think I'm gonna order the HTC Desire. Cause the deal is just so good!
HTC Desire seperatly: €450
With a 2-year plan:
First year: €18 * 12 = €216
Second year: €34 * 12 = €408
Total: €624
Subtracting costs of phone: €624 - €450 = €174
Calculating monthly usage cost: €174 / 24 = €7,25
So in fact I'm getting 200 minutes/400 messages + unlimited data for just €7,25 a month!
is it necessary/preferable for phones with bigger screen size to have good amount of RAM??
my friend owns a neo v, and gta3 lags on his phone...where as it doesn't lag on my Live with walkman..how is this possible?..i mean neo v is a costlier model...
May be that it is the neo V laging, because the display is ~2x bigger than the live walkman.
Neo V: 480 x 854 pixels, 3.7 inches
Live: 320 x 480 pixels, 3.2 inches
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Sorry, for my bad English.
Hello I have what seems like an OEM device with a local company name slapped on it and I try to identify it, in hope that I can find some custom rom for it.
This is it
https://imgur.com/Y9wIrvd
https://imgur.com/bTpbHSX
https://imgur.com/HW1fNqq
Here is a screen from the about in the tablet
https://imgur.com/a/RhimG
And those are the details spects of the machine
OS: Android™ 4.2.2 (Jelly Bean)
CPU: Quad Core 1,2 GHz // ΜΤΚ ΜΤ8389
RAM 1 GB
Storage 16 ( up to 128 GB with microSDXC)
Display 10,1” IPS LCD // 800x1280 // 16,7mil colors // 150 ppi
Connectivity Dual Band (900/1800/2100 MHz) // WiFi (b/g/n) // 3G+ // Bluetooth v.3.0 // GPS // Radio FM // microUSB // miniHDMI // έξοδος ήχου 3,5 mm
SAR 2G: 0,260 W/Kg 3G: 0,301 W/Kg
micro-SIM
Battery Li-ion 7000 mAh, έως 9 ώρες χρήσης και έως 480 ώρες χρόνος αναμονής
Dimensions 174,7 mm x 256,0 mm x 9,7 mm
Weight 590 gr
Camera 8 MP // Full HD Video
Secondary Camera 3,2 MP
Sensors: Accelerometer
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So... Any idea what we have here? The official name of this is MLS iQTab 3G 10" (16GB), and I really really want to find a way to get a working custom rom for this baby here.
Thanks in advance