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Originally Posted by smokedog If you want it for music, then it’s a case of
iPhone (Market leading interface, excellent music functions(coverflow)
Or
Sony Ericsson W980i (Very compact, award winning sound quality(Clear Audio), FM transmitter) |
The iPhone is very appealing but the quality of contract is abysmal, you get practically nothing for ridiculous-amount-of-pounds per month. Unless im somehow swept off my feet by it today i dont think its an option as i need lots of texts and minutes.
The w980i is great feature-wise but the actual handset design inside the clamshell is awful, the buttons are naff and i hate the way the screen sits back from the keypad. Plus ive been seriously let down by the Walkman phones alately, they dont seem to have anything different to the last one to roll off the production line.
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Originally Posted by smokedog Also recommended, but both are image centric
Samsung INNOV8 (The new king of the all-in-one mobiles, excellent feature list, compact and build quality)
Sony Ericsson C905 (The top of the range Sony Ericsson phone, a good all rounder) |
The INNOV8 looks incredible, the only drawback is that i dont know when its due to be released with o2, any ideas? Also, is it on the chunky side? Its got a huge amount of storage which i can fill up with music and a 3.5mm jack input so it will be great for music
The c905 looks good but to me its not groundbreaking like the INNOV8, besides the onboard memory is awful
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Originally Posted by smokedog Phones I wouldn't consider
Samsung Tocco (Tacky/slow touchscreen interface)
Samsung Omnia (A Tocco on drugs running on Windows Mobile OS)
HTC Diamond (A Windows Mobile disguised with a very pretty interface)
Nokia N95 ( Bit long in the teeth now, replace the N96 just round the corner) |
Tocco - really that bad?
Omnia - I thought it looks amazing, are there any problems with it?
Diamond - a "windows mobile"? im guessing thats a bad thing but why?
N95 - im not too fussed about anyway, i turned it down in February to get the G600 lol
Thanks a lot for your help