O2 XDA IIi
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- Rishab
- Uqs
- 16 Jan 2006
Hi guys. Well what can i say about this PDA. It is gr8 !!!!!! This is my first PDA and im lovin it. it doesnt hang like other pda's do. its very stable. i guess it would be more fast if i could remove the o2 logo from the status bar. if anyone knows how to remove it pls e-mail me the procedure. thanx.
Cheers!!!!!!!
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- Colin
- nEI
- 05 Jan 2006
Now had my XDA 2i for 3 months. Steep learning curve, and only one freeze. Use it very heavily as a phone/pda/GPS (with Tom Tom s/w) and very happy to relate that all my colleagues will now be having them too - I was the "tester" since I have a (well-earned) reputation of being able to "break" any s/w or system.
HTC/O2, you sure got it right!
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- Julian Moore
- Tk6
- 15 Dec 2005
I have just changed over to the Utility Warehouse SIM which gives me £8 per month line rental with NO contract, and mobile calls to other networks at .08p per minute. Incredibly cheap in comparison to Orange.
The URL is as follows:
http://www.telecomenergyplus.com/
Just click on 'SIGN UP' and then the mobile at the top of the screen and look at the comparison chart. You will be amaized as I was. It is run on the T-Mobile backbone so the coverage is just as good!
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- etpy
- F4p
- 12 Dec 2005
I lost the ability to activesync! My PC and phone recognise each other, but the phone keeps "dropping" the link after being authenticated. Any suggestions short of doing a hard reset?
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- prabodh chavan
- 2@t
- 08 Dec 2005
can some body please suggest me how to choose the corporate or personal settings.i have already hardresetted the phone but it never asks for such an option.kindly suggest at the earliest
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- Phoneboy
- iIR
- 07 Dec 2005
goin to get oranges version of this phone as i think features are great all in tip top phone
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- Simon
- I7F
- 03 Dec 2005
This is the best phone I have had in a long time. Any questions about getting MP3's or videos on the device should look at the sync option that is given with windows media 10. Initially I had a few problems as it was a new phone, now it has become my best friend. Using the calander to send invites to the office, enables me to get responses to queries to data that I have received as soon as I reach the office (exactly the same function that is available from a PC). This is one instance that endears the phone to me. Solutions from O2 about the O2 interface supply the following information: During the initial set up of the device users should choose option corporate mode and enter code 0506 this will disable the O2 interface although still running in the background, in doing so the device will have fewer crashes and freeze less often.
A keypad option is not present on the device and I suppose if you wanted on you would not have chosen this model; the XDA2s would have been your choice nonetheless, options abound from bluetooth keyboards to fullscreen keyboards (my favourite) for the device and so I happily tap away.
This phone does not only work for me, it enables me to work alongside my colleagues when away from the office; that is the reason why I chose this phone. O2 XDA2i in a class of it's own.
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- JR
- P@d
- 03 Dec 2005
The feature is nice but its just a PDA not a PC..
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- Tony
- M$f
- 01 Dec 2005
I am rather disappointed with this. It has a very short battery life, keeps telling me that the "backup battery needs charging" and refer to the manual but there is nothing on the manual showing how to charge the backup battery and when I use the cradle to charge both batteries it does the job but it seems that the PDA uses the Back battery first! So I get the same message while the main battery is still well charged. I can't understand why it uses the backup battery when the main battery is still charged up! Can anyone help?
Thanks
Tony
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- Hedley Thorne
- Mqg
- 01 Dec 2005
I have had my XDAIIi for a couple of months, and yes it does lock up (due to the O2 Active software no doubt), but I would still recommend this to anyone. It has run all the software I have installed on it, it looks good, the camera is OK etc. Don't be scared out of buying one of these. If all else fails a hard reset (you lose your data) cures everything, but it shouldn't come to that. A soft reset takes only 30 seconds and cures most issues. Good PDA, good phone, good all-rounder. Oh, but buy a case for it, you don't want to drop this one down the stairs!
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- Chris
- iLM
- 25 Nov 2005
I too have suffered with the O2 XDA IIi locking up on numerous occasions, so got annoyed with it and decided to moan at O2, their tech dept semed quite up-to-sped with the beast and it's problems. I was advised that the lock-ups we in the main due to O2 Active and the way to go is run the m/c without it.So I went for it. Hard reset (off button and soft reset button together) WARNING - THIS WILL ERASE YR DATA. Re-install everything BUT when yr asked if you want corporate or Personal setup choose corporate. You'll have to input all GPS/MMS settings yourself (that's another story!) but 7 days later and no lock-ups!!
Any tips or a novice user (better filemanager prog) or anything interesting would b appreciated.
C.
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- Duncan Radbourne
- M%C
- 18 Nov 2005
I have had my o2i now for about 9 months and I love it .
Yes it freezes ! but you know its going to and all you do is a warm reset and its all ok .
Its not as good as my old Psion but it small and does other things .
Think about what you have in your hand ! its a 520mhz computer a phone and more.
My only bug is that o2 have not installed all of the bluetooth stack .I would like to surf when away from the office but this means 2.35 a megabite ( which is probably 2 or 3 mins of time !!!!)
I brought a small blue tooth modem to plug in to a wall socket and connect to my isp at 1p /min but the section of the Blue tooth stack needed is missing and the two , whilst they bond , will not talk !!! infuriating , any help would be a ppreciated .
Regards
Duncan
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- Eric
- n1e
- 17 Nov 2005
Hi, yea I've got the same problem as everyone else, phone hanging, freezing continually resetting to try and rectify. what is the solution (apart from trashing it). how do I remove the o2 active? I am told this will cure the problem.
thanks. Eric
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- cez
- RKp
- 16 Nov 2005
im planning to buy xda2 i .. but as what ive observe in reviews and forum i think many xda2i users complaining about hagging,phone shutdown,reset,etc but i think it depends how the users handle it.. dont compare PDA to PC ... minimize domwloading and installing programs which is not very usefull and important and i think some people comment here in forum is a LIE! i think they are one of OTHER PDA and Phone BRANDs FANATIC! they juz post bad comments here so that people will not BUY O2 brands especially o2 XDA2 i because of what the Bad comments they post!! thnx
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- BC
- mDL
- 15 Nov 2005
try to connect to a secured network using wi-fi. Just make sure you have all day free.
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- Richard (MANCHESTER)
- SmV
- 14 Nov 2005
i havent recieved mine yet but i hope its not a crappy thing. I'm on contract so i presume i can change it if i am unhappy with it. I'll let you all know.
cheers
Richard
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- Vinh
- ULP
- 12 Nov 2005
Don't believe them. This is such a powerfull toy. You use it, You like it.
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- Fish
- M%A
- 07 Nov 2005
Haven't even received mine yet, but bit nervous now after reading all your comments.
If they are so crap, why are they fetching such good money? Why are they in such demand?
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- amir malik
- mX}
- 03 Nov 2005
my o2 xda IIi keeps freezing, i cannot turn if off at all.
need help plz. i have just bought it a week ago
amir
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- DANIEL
- P7w
- 02 Nov 2005
i want much isfos ,about the o2 xda...
i am a programer of java...