BenQ-Siemens CL71
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- skewrt
- Px0
- 15 Aug 2006
Yes, we can send/receive files via bluetooth. To receive files, go to tools menu, select bluetooth and turn on, then you can receive files. To send one is simpler, select the files, choose send, by bluetooth. It will take a while to find the receiver device and often gives you a password for the receiver to open the file/s. I think it's some protection for virus etc.
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- alex
- nsE
- 11 Aug 2006
is it possible to send/receive files with this phone via bluetooth? or is it just for headsets?
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- Skewrt
- Px0
- 08 Aug 2006
Just got one lastnite, too early to judge the whole details. So far got no complain at all, all features work perfect, good quality of pics and sound. NO PROBLEM on the battery, i charged lastnite, took a lot of pics, several videos, some calls in and out, and FM Radio almost all time, still 2 bars now after 24 hours. This cellphone is cool...
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- Ray
- PFE
- 27 Jun 2006
i hav a question bout the battery, i believe i hav to charge it everyday. The capacity is way tooo low. am i right?
and how bout the mp3 quality??
can someone please help me..
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- asker_dex
- PUj
- 23 Jun 2006
Hi, i would like to find out if anyone know how to increase the ringing vol as currently i find the vol even at max seems to be quite soft... causing me having lots of missed calls...
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- Hello_moto
- PFM
- 15 Jun 2006
hi just brought this aweek ago n simply beautiful screen compare to samsung,nokia,lg becoz the 256k color n the camera brilliant display n sms user friendly faster n mp3,radio great n Benq combine with siemens this time they both rock u have been benQ :)
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- Tina
- PUV
- 07 Jun 2006
It is such a lovely slider phone. My set did comes with chinese characters and chinese support as well. The screen is amazing.
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- asker_dex
- PUm
- 06 Jun 2006
BenQ have just contacted me on the upgrading for the firmware to support the chinese input.. real fast... looks good..
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- asker_dex
- PUm
- 05 Jun 2006
Its a nice phone overall(7.8/10)have other language BUT lack of chinese input and i'm awaiting for BenQ-Siemens to reply on this issue.
Does anyone know of the solution for this??
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- pete
- 2F7
- 12 May 2006
LG chocolate gsm version is out now !!!!!!!!!!!
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- Dynamoo
- iLN
- 19 Mar 2006
Ugly.. heavy.. really bad battery life. Certainly when it comes to specs, the CL71 is a pretty poor handset. Perhap's it'll be more impressive when you actually use it.. but I doubt it.
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- Kal
- 42x
- 13 Mar 2006
hmmm NO LG "Chocolate" looks neat and clean..its different. I wish they make a GSM version and release it.
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- Anonymous
- 4vW
- 12 Mar 2006
copy of lg chocolate?
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- Ghibli
- ibb
- 12 Mar 2006
@Kal
Correction, the C81 is by Siemens and the P51 is by BenQ.
The reason you have two separate design teams is because all these phones were already in advanced development stages when BenQ took control last September. So there hasn't been enough time to consolidate their design teams properly yet.
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- Kal
- 42x
- 11 Mar 2006
Hey thanks...now I can see it clearly.
P51, EL71, CF61, EF81 and S68 are siemens desings...nice and sleek.
CL71, C81, E61, EF91, S81, EF51, S88 are BenQ designs with their Nokia style buttons and ugly red-orange interface.
Damn! man they should let the siemens design team take the lead.
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- Ghibli
- PFM
- 11 Mar 2006
@ Kal
The reason there are differences in the keys is that the EL71 was developed by Siemens and the CL71 was developed by BenQ. Which will also explain the slightly different user interfaces.
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- Kal
- jc}
- 10 Mar 2006
@Sqel
Lets not get into that argument. Yes siemens started slider. We all know that. Using the same form factor does not considered copying anymore. Then one might all the flip phones are copy of motorola.
I meant to say the design.. the look. Siemens never used those "talk"/"endcall" inocs before. Those are typical Nokia. Thats why it looks very much like Nokia 6280. Check it side by side. They didnt use the square 4-way nevigation key. Interestingly they used it in EL71 but changed the icons.
But anyways I liked both the designs.
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- squal
- SeF
- 09 Mar 2006
Siemens was the first to introduce slider phones in the world. It was many years ago. Its name was SL10.
So Nokia is playing around with Siemens slider designs..
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- Kal
- jc}
- 08 Mar 2006
Nice phone..looks too much like Nokia sliders though..especially the keys on the front.They simply played around with nokia slider designs and came out with nice models. Cool.