HTC TyTN
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- Anonymous
- kDs
- 20 May 2012
Lubna, 19 May 2012I bought this fone in 2006 and still have it smart,,,wayyy ... moreI agree!
This phone is a true timeless masterpiece! =)
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- PG
- nqF
- 20 May 2012
Lubna, 19 May 2012I bought this fone in 2006 and still have it smart,,,wayyy ... moreI agree!
This phone is amazing and seems to be built to last... forever! =)
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- PG
- nqF
- 20 May 2012
JOSEPH, 18 May 2012somebody help me, i don´t know how connect to my htc ... moreNot to worry:
> Establish a Bluetooth connection with the antenna via:
Com Port: 9
Baud Rate: 38400
That's standard procedure.
If you've got "GPS Viewer", or any similar programme installed you ma try different settings and choose the one you feel works better/more reliably.
Don't forget, first time fix or "cold fix" as it is sometimes referred to, is always veeeeery slow.
Please, be patient.
Keep both the antenna and the phone close together.
Try to connect the TYTN and the antenna under a clear,blue sky.
Avoid tall buildings or physical obstacles.
The following satellite fixes will be much faster, as the antenna willl have coordinates stored.
Anyway, every time you try to fix your position far away from the place you've last disconnected, it will be a slower process, as the antenna needs to fix the position from different satellites.
At the end of the day, you'll be able to fix and mantan position better than with internal antennas, namely when travelling through tunnels.
An external antenna is not as inconvenient as it may seem at the beginning. You'l see.
I wish you patience and... Good Luck! =)
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- Lubna
- 3JK
- 19 May 2012
I bought this fone in 2006 and still have it smart,,,wayyy ahead of its time....cant feel like changing it....Everything works soooooo perfect ....even battery time after sooo many years is 2 days :)
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- PG
- nqF
- 19 May 2012
JOSEPH, 18 May 2012somebody help me, i don´t know how connect to my htc ... moreNot a problem:
Connect to your GPS Antenna via
- COM PORT: 9
- Baud Rate: 38400
That is the way my TYTN works with my G-sat GPS Receiver (no ad intended!)
BTW, do not forget to let your antenna stand still, close to your phone, preferably beneath a blue sky (avoid tall buildings and other physical obstacles) and be prepared for the process to take some time in your first time.
I believe it's called a "cold fix" the first time you use your gps receiver and having to wait a few minutes for the first fix OR whenever you try a new fix in a place that is distant from your previous disconnection(more than 5 minutes is very usual in any phone/receiver).
After that first fix, you'll be able to carry the receiver in your pocket on open air, beneath any window of your car and it will work flawlessly.
External receivers tend to have larger antennas and work noticeable better than gps antennas inside the phone, namely, when going through tunnels.
Anyway, if you've got installed any programme such as "GPS Viewer" you may try other combinations "Com Port - Baudrate", because I really believe other combinations are possible.
Just be... patient and Good Luck! =)
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- JOSEPH
- 8Fh
- 18 May 2012
somebody help me, i don´t know how connect to my htc tytn a external gps what is the por? some body can say me how i do?
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- sotromonid6674
- YT@
- 03 May 2012
htc tytn,simply the BEST!!! sturdy,reliable,functional!even after a few accidental drops to the floor,it still works perfectly!!!this phone should really be one of those on the top!!!
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- hansel
- MAd
- 27 Apr 2012
It's unfair that this phone is kept out of the top chart.
This way the chart will only accept new models, making it not a real tbut a form of disguised advertising, always bringing out new models.
A Top chart must reflect what phones have stood the test of time, which phones are selling like hot cakes, which phones the public appreciates the best, whatever the reason.
Censorship, whatever the reason or "explanation" is always non-democratic and oppressive.
Censorship always reveals the fear of the truth.
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- Peter
- jaj
- 15 Apr 2012
Hey, the top phone has a 3 x 8.3 score and this phone has got a
8.4 - 8.5 - 8.4 score and it's out of the top???
What is wrong with this?
Are only current phones allowed in the top?
And, if so, why can they be voted for if it isn't worth anything?
Many old, old phones are in the top and that is only fair. They're true classics.
Is there anything against HTC and the TYTN?
I, for one, do not want to believe in such a thing!
Let's be fair to all brands and to voters' opinions.
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- Anonymous
- 8aX
- 11 Apr 2012
adrien, 09 Apr 2012yes, this phone is legend...
wait for it...
LEG... morereal old skool phone this one.
definitely my fave mobile. still going strong - everyday usage - no probs.
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- rael
- MAd
- 11 Apr 2012
[deleted post]my fave phone. still going strong. love its details such as the automatic lit keyboard under dark environments.
+1 voting for it! :)
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- gerd
- jNw
- 10 Apr 2012
corinna, 10 Apr 2012the tytn of all modern mobile phones. the shape, the spect... moreAgreed! :)
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- gerd
- g51
- 10 Apr 2012
corinna, 10 Apr 2012the tytn of all modern mobile phones. the shape, the spect... moreagreed! :)
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- corinna
- iAL
- 10 Apr 2012
the tytn of all modern mobile phones.
the shape, the spects, even the name has been copied.
a landmark for the handy industry.
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- Wenger
- iAL
- 08 Apr 2012
Right you are.
Why is this phone out of the top?
Let's put it back where it belongs.
In GSM ARENA's many other phones' pages people openly ask users to vote for that phone.
That is NOT my intention.
This is a classic phone, but as it happens with cars, watches and many other consumer goods, it has stood the test of time and still is a great, fully functional phone that allows you to do basically everything contemporary phones do.
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- Hans
- IDx
- 08 Apr 2012
In the "Specifications" page it can be read:
"Memory Card slot microSD, up to 2GB"
This is NOT TRUE.
My TYTN has got an 8GB card and it works just fine.
I've bought it, placed it on the phone and it has been working perfectly ever since.
It does recognise 8GB and it is fast and reliable.
This phone performs really well and it endures... everything!
Too bad about the lack of GPS, but an external antenna (cheap, small & light) does the trick. ;o)
Very good phone!
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- VdG
- n4d
- 05 Apr 2012
Still great specs and very reliable.
You see plenty of these phones still in use.
This is a brilliant piece of technology, even by today's standards.
A TYTN of a phone! =)