HTC Advantage X7500
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- GgJ
- 05 Jul 2007
can we remove the key board , so we can use the PoketPc with out it ? ? ?
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- Hiren
- 4b}
- 04 Jul 2007
Someone please let me know how i can flash WM6 on my X7500?
hirenpatel2002@hotmail.com
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- Nara-e-Mastana
- Nyj
- 04 Jul 2007
I recently flashed WM6 on my X7500 and its really looks awesome and fast.
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- Prime
- inZ
- 03 Jul 2007
Just wanna ask, can i talk on the phone by holding it instead of using handsfree or bluetooth ? Thanx !
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- nasarali
- SkE
- 02 Jul 2007
very nice
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- t30tek
- 4ud
- 13 Jun 2007
I was a little worried about the price when I bought this phone. Would it live up to the expectation? I got it from http://www.omnicelusa.com/product-info.asp?id=169 I can tell this is the best device ever, iphone who? For all in one device comparison you can't find anything better.
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- Kevin
- D8X
- 29 May 2007
just used this handset for the first time and its amazing!! It really is a great handset. Windows Mobile rep told me only t-mobile sell this handset and obviously if u want it otherwise u have to buy direct from htc!!
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- Harshal
- ijN
- 28 May 2007
From the day i saw it here..i started searching for it..and finally now i own it!! its a marvelous piece of technology..a bit bulky but works very fine!! i m in love wid this piece!!
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- Anonymous
- mA%
- 27 May 2007
Can anyone please tell me if there is rumours or not about an ORANGE SPV version of HTC ADVANTAGE X7500, like HTC Universal-SPV M5000, HTC TYTN - SPV M3100, etc. Thanks
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- Anonymous
- pJh
- 23 May 2007
I only seen this phone the first time today, it is a fantastic piece of technology, although being a student i guess replacing my laptop with this PDA would be very handy...I only saw it due to my teacher wanted us to see his new gadgets, i was amazed he brought a phone like this put to me...in my mind i thought "He must have stuck all the gadgets together to make one"
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- GOOLAM
- N7$
- 23 May 2007
any other phones that have a better built-in gps navigation?
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- Anonymous
- TIE
- 22 May 2007
Hmmm...a little bulky but imagine watching video on the screen. Gosh, it would really make mobile TV popular if everyone have one of this. I wonder if it has the capabilities to actually replace a laptop? Anyone with it please let me know!
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- Damian Ovidiu
- mA%
- 20 May 2007
Can anyone please tell me if there is rumours or not about an Orange SPV version branded, like HTC Universal-SPV M5000, HTC TYTN - SPV M3100, etc. Thanks
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- Anonymous
- Bw@
- 19 May 2007
i have this phone for a month now from tmobile uk and best pda phone ever. alot of memory and power. its a mini laptop a should say but full functioning phone. alot of people says its too big but i just depends how much power and use of technology you want to use. long battery, good gps ant., wifi awesome and the tmobile internt i could go anyhere in uk and use internet unlimited for 8 pounds. get one if you like this technolgy
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- Anonymous
- Sje
- 18 May 2007
This does not have an FM radio - that is a mistake
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- ashok kumar patra
- 2SU
- 18 May 2007
excellant but i will buy alike pocketable device
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- Anonymous
- iEK
- 13 May 2007
people people ... dont wory
their is an update for the device to win6
its official 2
see htc homepage in the coming weeks and you will find it .. they say from april to june
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- Nara-e-Mastana
- Nyj
- 12 May 2007
Vibration is not available in the phone because it might hurt the 8GB mirco drive...
I am having this phone for last 2 weeks.....and Its fun...the best part is its screen....If you have money to throw then....purchase it....its all fun...
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- Anonymous
- MGL
- 10 May 2007
It does have vibration in your bt headset.
This device is very capable although indeeed bulky but you cannot/should not bring this device to your ear when talking. Instead either put the device on your desk and talk over the speaker. Or use the bt headset.
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- Alex350Z
- 4vG
- 09 May 2007
No matter what you know and what you say about this bulked product, its ability and capacity is non-correspondent to its bulkiness. one simple problem you'll encounter with this device is the ability to have full access to the Internet. its pitiful IE mobile edition limits your browsing needs. Windows Mobile 5.0 is a Windows Mobile 5.0 whether is on HTC Advantage or on Desktop PC. it has its limited mobile web browsing features. like having a KING KONG size toy. again its limits ends in its Operating System. my point of view is based on my personal experience with Pocket PCs. just name one that i did not own and ended up selling it for half of is original price i paid. in fact the last Pocket PC i had was i-Mate JasJar. it cost my $1200 and as worthless it was as i got rid of it. now the rising question is about to rest on the Windows Mobile 6 Pro edition, that gives me the false impression that it will have improved and upgraded features of Mobile 5.0. false impression is the Professional part of the windows mobile 6 Professional. seemingly would render almost all the features of windows XP. surely not. just joking. i just don't want to spend another $1200 and find myself deeply regretful. i jsut don't trust windows mobile OSs. that's because mobile OS does not support SSL.(secure socket layer). but Nokia's E90, N95 and even E62,61i and N91 that i have it supports SSL and goves me full desktop Internet access. any web page. my suggestion is, if you really want a fully featured device, then buy Nokia's product with Symbian OS 9.2, 3rd edition or higher. thanks for advise! you're welcome
below is the principal function and important role of SSL which soon or later you'll find, that is very important to have a device which will support SSL.
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Secure Sockets Layer (SSL): How It Works
Secure Sockets Layer (SSL) technology protects your Web site and makes it easy for customers to trust you.
An SSL Certificate enables encryption of sensitive information during online transactions.
Each SSL Certificate contains unique, authenticated information about the certificate owner.
Every SSL Certificate is issued by a Certificate Authority that verifies the identity of the certificate owner.