samsung i600(blackjack) for me on wm6 with zaTelnet. with Fring as voip client
On Wed, Apr 9, 2008 at 3:45 PM, Kelsey Hartigan Go < [EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > The benefit of a phone over a EEE is that it's smaller and you can carry > it around. Been using E90 and happy with it, with putty, iskoot (skype > messenger), mgmaps, google maps, have tons of java based apps which works > nicely both in the front cover or inside, gmail mobile client...although it > has blackberry, i didn't have it activated, just forwarded all mails to > gmail account. gmail mobile client is very bandwidth efficient. there's > also pop3/s and imap/s and lots of memory. the GPS and the camera are a > plus over the E61 which I've used (but the E61i has a camera now). I also > have mobi reader that allows me to read ebooks. QWERTY keyboard is bigger > than the E61 which you need to get used to. I would have gotten E61i but > since it would be difficult to text while driving, E90 is the next logical > choice. > > used to have 9300i which i used as a backup phone, pretty darn slow...the > E90 is much better, and has longer battery life, especially on WLAN, but > personally i prefer the 9300i series 80 symbian over the series 60 of the > e90 -- much more intuitive and you can do a lot better..as well as the > keyboard ...the e90 keyboard is more difficult to press..harder > springs?..series 60 believe or not, does not have timed SMS...with the > 9300i, you can compose a message and schedule it to be sent... > > With Nokia phones, it is easy to borrow chargers from almost anywhere. > The blackberry can charge through usb, but not the E90 (there's a usb port > but it does not allow you to charge, but I do have those cheap china made > devices that allows you to charge phones using usb ports). > --- > Kelsey Hartigan Go > Registered Linux user #5998 > _________________________________________________ > Philippine Linux Users' Group (PLUG) Mailing List > http://lists.linux.org.ph/mailman/listinfo/plug > Searchable Archives: http://archives.free.net.ph >
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