i-mate JASJAR
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- ABQ
- PDT
- 24 Jul 2007
i got it few days ago & no doubt its father of all pdas but its battry time is nt good specially it turns off when using flash of cam,is there any1 of u facing same problem or should i replace its battry????
i ll gr8ful of help
ABQ
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- MAX
- PF2
- 17 Jul 2007
i think that it is very useful pc for business men i like it tooooooooooo much !!!!
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- MrHot2000
- PGh
- 27 Jun 2007
Well i was wondering if this set has edge. and which is a better buy the jasjar or jasjam or should wait for the new series to come???
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- damian ovidiu
- iKD
- 17 Jun 2007
can someone please recommend me a good site with FREE APPS for my jasjar? thanks
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- imran
- PDT
- 09 Jun 2007
i am impressed of jasjar.but it is very costly.but i am still ready to purchase it . should i.plz give me right opinion.
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- Anonymous
- n$e
- 09 Jun 2007
this is a load of rubbish, I have had 3 in 6 months, they crash time after time and phone dies when making call. don't waste your money and buy anything from HTC
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- Mohfath
- miT
- 08 Jun 2007
Ok its the choose time!
Plz help me choose one of these:
1.I-Mate JAS-JAR
2.ETEN M700
I know JAS-JAR has 524CPU and M700 has a 400
But M700 has GPS and 2MP Camera
Uh and ABout using Wav files as the SMS ringtone its easy. just copy your wav file to the WINDOWS\RINGS folder of your phone and in sounds and Notifications use that in the Reminders section
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- bushako
- SkE
- 06 Jun 2007
hi guys...im new at this and im planning to get an Imate jasjar and checked out the reviews to which i was impressed but my friends told me to go for the new imate jasjam instead which cost way more than the jasjar. but the cost doesnt isnt my concern depending on which of the 2 have better options. anyone!
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- boroladcraig
- n12
- 05 Jun 2007
My Imate JASJAR, or for Orange SPV M5000, its coming up with a message saying "No SIM". I have got my sim card in it. why is it doin this?
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- maher
- SkE
- 04 Jun 2007
yes its possible 2 upgrade it to wm6...just visit www.xda-developers.com and check out the forums! youll find the links..
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- Raza_pk
- PGh
- 27 May 2007
Hi All,
Please anybody to inform me that is it possible to upgrade Windows Mobile 6 on Jasjar.
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- Anonymous
- I7%
- 25 May 2007
After 18months of constant usage touchscreen on my jasjar is still working as it was when new.
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- Anonymous
- mA%
- 24 May 2007
Can someone who had this phone for over a year please tell me if the touchscreen is stil responsive, or it develop some delay in time. thanks
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- SM
- Ghc
- 23 May 2007
(Same person who posted the JasJar SP3 note)
Ps. Also had a work colleague who had a SP3i, and the left button and joystick button broke. I-mate gave him a loan phone....gues what.....a button broke on that one as well.
Colleague also has an HTC (the vertical slide one), and the motherboard also failed...after 6months!
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- Anonymous
- IgS
- 23 May 2007
You are so wrong!I've owned the HTC Universal for nearly two years and have found the build quality to be of a very high standard.Internal quality components-msystem chips,intel processor and so on.Two years later and Nokia are still producing devices packed with sub-standard components.
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- Anonymous
- N7$
- 22 May 2007
JASJAR: After 14 months of use, the sound (mic and speakerphone) stopped working. Sent it for repairs, and they said motherboard was bust. Cost around 800USD for a motherboard. Now I have a heavy paperweight!
SP3 - After 12 months of use, power button snapped, colour of cover was scrappy.
I-mate quality terrible. I would rather buy a less functional Nokia. At least they work for more than 2 years, with great support from their support centres!
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- Bob
- nxt
- 21 May 2007
Excellent device. I've been using my JasJar for a week now and I'm very happy. I was initially struck by the build quality, it feels very solid, and the silver/gun metal finish is lovely adds to this nicely. The VGA screen is excellent and displays fonts much smaller than I though it would be capable of. The camera is surprisingly good for 1.3mp. The tilt/swivel screen is well put together and doesn't feel like it's going to come loose during it's lifetime. Two small rubber stops cusion the screen when closed and once closed is not over easy to open. The keyboard is very usable both for use in-hand with thumbs but moreover on the desktop with fingers like a pocket laptop. A light-sensor switches on the keyboard backlight when ambient light is low but this can be disabled such that the backlight always comes on during keyboard use. The keyboard backlight is red as opposed to blue as per the XDA Exec (don't know about the Qtek). Battery life is perfectly acceptable/good with only the phone transciever activated (including overnight standby). Power is via mini-usb which is great as you have power from any computer and usb chargers are much cheaper than some proprietry chargers. Despite being larger and heavier than some other PDA's, the JasJar is still easily pocketable, even in a shirt pocket, if you don't mind the weight.
Small niggles: Softkeys are set for 'Calendar' and 'Contacts' and are not user-definable (that I've found). Pressing the 'Internet Explorer' button causes IE to go to the i-mate homepage even if IE is already open. Finally, sound quality from the built-in earpiece and speakers tends to distort easily and generally only reproduces higher pitch sounds. This detracts from the overall quality but is still perfectly usable as a phone whether on loudspeaker or normal use. The device was not supplied with the latest firmware. All my other niggles would be with WM5 limitations which will hopefully be solved with WM6. For those interested there is a working Linux port (but still a little behind WM5/6).
If you don't want Qtek or XDA Exec then the best price I found for the JasJar was from Inkino (mail-order and street presence).
Hope this helps.
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- passenger
- mnG
- 11 May 2007
TnX 4 ROM very MUch !dsd!
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- dsd
- pFC
- 03 May 2007
can any one tell me how to replace the screen of my jasjar phone