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10 months ago
in SkyeQuiKey Update to v1.03 on Symbian in Motion
Will there be a significant benefit installing this to a Nokia E71-2?
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11 months ago
in Nokia E71 - The Letdown on Symbian in Motion
I owned E-series in the past, E71 is the best! Fast & elegant!
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kozjegyzo
Thanks Abul for the "Letdown".
I really don't think the camera is such a great issue. The aim here is businessmen, and of course they need to take a snap once in a while but that's prbably the least used function. More over if you look at it from a company side they would prefer not to have a camera all together. My collegue biught an E61 because it DID NOT have a camera, purely because we work in the media business and there are places we are not allowed in with a camera phone. This is becoming a very real issue when entering any companies more sensitive areas.
MFE well I that I cant really comment about that because I use SEVEN and although it's beta it still works sweet.
Since s60 is a great platform I think Nokia should concentrate on the hardware and the platform being as compatible as possible to 3rd party applications, the dev guys all over will take it from there. On this note Google and Android made the right step and will rule all :)
I also have an adaptor to my headphones and it works great. I really don't care that I have to use one, because the original Nokia headsets suck. They used to have a full functioning remote control on the that was great. Now since they use a jack (great step because it's compatible) there is limited remote capability. I'm sure more functions could be implemented if they cared to do it...
I really think that the E and N series dedication will fall away with having a touchscreen and everything that comes with that. NOKIA COME ON ALREADY WE NEED THAT TOUCHSCREEN AND MAKE IT BIG!!!
Since the E and N both run the same platform (more or less) the only bid differences are the screen and size camera. Everything else can be added via software, who cares if it's not there from the box, just add the best 3rd party one and you're off! :)
I really don't think the camera is such a great issue. The aim here is businessmen, and of course they need to take a snap once in a while but that's prbably the least used function. More over if you look at it from a company side they would prefer not to have a camera all together. My collegue biught an E61 because it DID NOT have a camera, purely because we work in the media business and there are places we are not allowed in with a camera phone. This is becoming a very real issue when entering any companies more sensitive areas.
MFE well I that I cant really comment about that because I use SEVEN and although it's beta it still works sweet.
Since s60 is a great platform I think Nokia should concentrate on the hardware and the platform being as compatible as possible to 3rd party applications, the dev guys all over will take it from there. On this note Google and Android made the right step and will rule all :)
I also have an adaptor to my headphones and it works great. I really don't care that I have to use one, because the original Nokia headsets suck. They used to have a full functioning remote control on the that was great. Now since they use a jack (great step because it's compatible) there is limited remote capability. I'm sure more functions could be implemented if they cared to do it...
I really think that the E and N series dedication will fall away with having a touchscreen and everything that comes with that. NOKIA COME ON ALREADY WE NEED THAT TOUCHSCREEN AND MAKE IT BIG!!!
Since the E and N both run the same platform (more or less) the only bid differences are the screen and size camera. Everything else can be added via software, who cares if it's not there from the box, just add the best 3rd party one and you're off! :)
1 year ago
in Blastfm - Finally a Last.fm Player for S60… Maybe on Symbian in Motion
'been using blastfm for 3 weeks now on my N95-3. It's working fine right now but with some occasional crash. I usually start with blastfm then S60 Internet radio & select last.fm (it's a shoutcast.pls file that can also be played with iTunes)-- When the internet radio starts to play I close the blastfm-- Well it works with 3G & WiFi so far...
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Zach
Thanks Joel - I may format my phone and give it another shot but i still
can't get past entering my credentials. I press ok, app crashes. I'll keep
at it...
can't get past entering my credentials. I press ok, app crashes. I'll keep
at it...
--- Sent from my Nokia E71