Nokia N93
- k
- klan
- ib4
- 18 Oct 2006
will it break easily?(fliping part)please tell me im considering buying this phone..thanks
- D
- DB
- Rx5
- 18 Oct 2006
To N3:
You are just repeating what JC previously have said about this phone. You are doing a monologue!
If you think it is massive phone then no one is telling you to buy. I bet you can't afford the price and that is why you are sour gripping.
This is a very good phone just worth of the price. You can stay with your N80 and be happy what you have.
- N
- N93
- Nxs
- 17 Oct 2006
Not even a good screen resolution. N80 is soooooo much better and is even a quarter of it's size. This is the largest Nokia EVER !
- n
- n93
- Nxs
- 17 Oct 2006
This phone is bigger than my house! I don't know how anyone could walk around with something this huge in their pocket. No disrespect to Nokia, but I thought the whole idea was to incorporate such wonderful features as Walkman and camcorder technology into something the size of a phone.........This is camcorder technology crammed into something the size of a house brick. I'm pretty sure if I got shot at with this phone on me, I'd be well protected by it, so I guess that could be looked upon as a positive thing. Its MASSSSIIIIIIIIIIIIVE!
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- mike_11
- vpd
- 17 Oct 2006
i think you can use it as tv remote contro coz is has infrared port
- W
- Wizard
- M{3
- 16 Oct 2006
to Ayman
Push to talk feature is not there on N93
This service also requires a subscription with your service provider to activate it.
The principle of communication behind the service is simple - just push to talk. Thanks to the 'always-on'1) connection, calls can be started to both individuals and talk groups with just a push of a key. The call connection is almost instantaneous and the receiver doesn't have to answer the call.
Push to Talk service users are typically engaged in some other activity than a telephone call, and they listen to the group traffic during their activity. A user can be contacted by the name, or he may occasionally want to say something to the group.
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- Anonymous
- M{3
- 16 Oct 2006
UPnP. The N93 can connect to and interact with UPnP devices via WiFi. This includes the ability to share files on the N93 so they can be accessed via other UPnP devices or to access files on other UPnP devices (the N93 can copy them to its own memory). The N93 also acts as a UPnP remote control allowing you to control the media shown or played on other devices.
check this page as well
http://semacode.org/weblog/2006/08/14
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- amir
- mgi
- 16 Oct 2006
can anyone tell me please if i can use the n93 as a tv remote control??? please someone reply me
- I
- Islam
- M{3
- 16 Oct 2006
i bought N80 and i kept it for 2 weeks den when i saw the N93 i did like so i sold my N80 and bought a N93 but i was really disappointed with the camera resolution it's much better in the N80 which i gave up
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- Anonymous
- N7$
- 16 Oct 2006
Its a HOT and upcoming phone! The ones who give bad coments are the ones who are jellous! I got a n93, and its an excuisite piece of art! Its the top of the range phone at the moment and most posibly, for the next year or two!
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- Babdi
- P$n
- 16 Oct 2006
Hi guys !
Nokia phone can be upgraded at home , but not yet. They have not put N-3 is the upgrade list.
Again i had my N-93 upgaded. When i started using the camera. The zoom stopped functining. The phone is a week old. I have given the phone back to Nokia Care center. They have promised to replace the defective phone.
The Nokia care center in Mumbai is Bright point. My IMEI number is 351871010216918.
- D
- DB
- yEf
- 16 Oct 2006
I am sick of reading all the criticism of this phone. I just bought mine 3 days ago and so far everything is fine. I don't have any problem whatsoever.
Most possibly those who make criticism of this phone are those who can't afford to buy one.
Grow up and get real!
- M
- My N93
- 2IA
- 16 Oct 2006
Hi ! Is there anyway to upgrade firmware at home ?
- N
- N93 user
- 2IA
- 16 Oct 2006
The phone give a lot problem..Dont buy it
- M
- My Phone
- 2IA
- 16 Oct 2006
The PHONE is bad than N90....... :(
- n
- n93
- Svq
- 15 Oct 2006
game i wanted to ask u somthing... after upgrading the firmware wat changes u find in n93?? like did the photo quality improved??
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- nix
- jKr
- 15 Oct 2006
hi guys, i got problems with installing window media 10. i cant play .wmv files on my n93, anyone knows how to install it?
thanks
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- game
- vjX
- 15 Oct 2006
i have bought n93 for 1 mth plus,it definitely consider a great handset.the hang and reboot problem is very RARE(onli twice so far) for me after the handset fireware been upgraded to v11.0.0.34
and some ppl re complaining abt the size, yea,indeed it look pretty big at first,after sometimes im used to it and find tat the keypad is rather good to use.
For photo quality, i gotta admit it doesnt hit our expectation especially in the low light,as for the normal light situation it works pretty fine, futhermore the nightmode actually helps alot.
For video,its just so great.very smooth and the quality is unbelievable for a handset, though it slightly affected by low light situation too.
- J
- JoN
- kCe
- 15 Oct 2006
JC....Too bad you don't have the proper size man hands to handle such a well incorporated device!
- J
- JC
- iLQ
- 15 Oct 2006
This phone is bigger than my house! I don't know how anyone could walk around with something this huge in their pocket. No disrespect to Nokia, but I thought the whole idea was to incorporate such wonderful features as Walkman and camcorder technology into something the size of a phone.........This is camcorder technology crammed into something the size of a house brick. I'm pretty sure if I got shot at with this phone on me, I'd be well protected by it, so I guess that could be looked upon as a positive thing. Its MASSSSIIIIIIIIIIIIVE!