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Community: Hang out with the Boleh family => MarketPlace => Topic started by: Reuben on March 05, 2008, 04:47:47 PM
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Anyone has any of these?
And no not the berry but the phone.
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i got two. never tot about selling. how (much) interested are you? i've got a 8700g and a 8707g hidden away somewhere.
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Been considering my options. What are your thoughts on the Nokia equivalent? the E61 or something.
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Full keypad devices are wonderful things. They are large, but after using a full keypad, you'd never like a normal one again.
That is, until you lose one with all your important data inside.
So, yes, go for a full keypad device, but figure out a way not to lose it.
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Yes but how about your preference between a Blackberry and a E61?
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E61's Symbian can do more stuff. Push Email is not that important to me.
Maybe for you, but I'm in front of my desktop most of the time.
*However, widescreen resolution may take some getting used too. It felt a bit funny at first. Look at my review if you will. You know which website to check.
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I thought E61 has push e-mail as well?
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do you want more of a communicator qwerty phone or doesnt it matter, ive had the nokia n95 for 8 months now and its a great phone does everything :)
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Both have push email. But the Berry is more focused on it and therefore slightly better in that respect. E61 push email is 3rd party provided even though its built in to the device.
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posted this on chat:
[X][Thu 12:10] <Erun> but i mean a few minutes wono't make a diff to us
[X][Thu 12:10] <Erun> push e-mail you get it instantly it is sent correct?
[X][Thu 12:10] <Erun> as compared to push e-mail
[X][Thu 12:10] <Erun> using a phone with 3.0 g and setting it to check the mail server every once in a while
[X][Thu 12:10] <Erun> tell me the diff between
[X][Thu 12:09] <Erun> u still there?
[X][Thu 12:09] <Erun> hrm 65th having a hard time justifying to these lawyers the benefits of e-mail on their phones
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right. push email pumps it to your phone directly. 3G can also be used to check, and so can GPRS.
However, if you have dumb-ass friends who like to send you large files, then you might end up paying a lot more since tele is charged by packet transferred. You need to look for the setting that DLs text only to your phone.
BBerry is more corporate, so if you are implementing a company system, then BBerry is the better option because of its support for its own custom suite of biz applications. The Nokia is more of a private user thing, since you can customise it as you wish and have access to loads of 3rd-party apps, not all of which might look nice or work because of the difference from the regular Symbian screen.
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Struggling even to get my k750i to work via digi gprs to check my imap e-mails.
bah.
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65th is it possible i call u just for a quick chat? I'm thoroughly confused now.
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http://www.digi.com.my/intl_services/intl_roaming/gprs_roaming/intl_ir_gprs.do
Check with Digi is best way to solve your problem. Or with the dealer you bought your phone from. I dont think you need push email.
Just access manually each time you feel like checking emails, and ignore the email thing when you are busy.
OR, you can go bother the nice lady here: http://www.digi.com.my/support/dchat/index.do :)
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nah i meant about blackberry advice.
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http://forum.lowyat.net/topic/651912/+0#entry16164798
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lol.. i wouldnt trust that guy...
a newbie who just opend an account minutes before posting that...
worst casem i would COD with the guy and since Reuben is in Kuching.. dont think thats gonna happen ;D