Samsung i320 review: Smart goes slim
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- Anonymous
- jLf
- 21 Jan 2010
I just got this phone, and moved my sim and memory card from my old one. I can't seem to be able to find my photos and music on my memory card in the programs, anyone know where I can acess this?
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- Imran Kazi
- vGF
- 01 Jan 2009
Samsung i320 is "The Brilliant Handset". It has the basic required functions of: QWERTY keyboard, Camera, Camera flash, Video recorder, Memory card slot, Bluetooth with A2DP (stereo audio), Infrared port, Ringtones Mp3 and Games.
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- fredoeg
- iZq
- 06 Aug 2007
Sollution to disable Shutter sound on your device SAMSUNG i321n (should work under i320)
*First of all download Resco Explorer ( http://www.resco.net/smartphone/explorer/default.asp )
Install this on your device.
*Record with the the standard voice-recorder in windows (sound recorder under accesories) a wav-file without sound (so simply disable your microphone) make it 5 seconds
*Give this file a very simple name like "_mute.wav"
* Copy this file from your PC to your device using your windows explorer, put this in the Windows folder on your device
* Now open Resco Explorer on your device, press "menu" , "options" , "browser" and uncheck the both options of "Hide hidden files..."
* Now browse on your device to the \windows folder and FIRST COPY/BACKUP the original."camera_shutter_1.wav" !!!
Now locate your _mute.wav file, now choose "action" , "rename" and give the file "camera_shutter_1.wav" (please do not choose "camera_shutter_ 2.wav" or "camera_shutter_3.wav" )
* You now will get some alert-windows if you are sure etc. just press yes and then.... SILENT SHUTTER IS THERE!
This works for Samsung i320 and i321 , i321N
You may try in others
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- MuL
- PFM
- 02 Feb 2007
anyone knows how to silence this phone's camera? am loving everything about it, but the fact that i can't silence the camera's shutter sounds pisses me off...that ...click...loud...so rude...haha.. please help out here..cheers
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- Anonymous
- 4TQ
- 01 Sep 2006
Does anybody know when Samsung will launch this phone?
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- Zuly
- n4n
- 26 Aug 2006
I use this device second week after SE P910 and much him complacent. In him no nothing spare, all work much well. Every time when take it in hands, but this occurs enough often, feel insofar this friendly, beautiful, stylish and clever device, without installation of additional exhibits even. Samsung - a good lad!
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- Tarantula
- P9p
- 21 Aug 2006
@Pv9c
Yes, if you see the display in color bands youll see the difference as the post below says, but in the daily usage you dont see the difference, it arent noticeable, specially in a phone without camera (¿do you understand?), maybe you because uses some kind of bionic lenses and for sure you put a name to each color in your 16M color screen.
I dont say anything against your beloved nokia, i say the truth when i wrote about the work of the processor in the screen (number of pixels and colour deep) in EVERY PHONE OR DEVICE (SE, nokia, motorola, samsung, LG, sharp, HTC, sagem, pantech, benq-siemens, sony, nikon, kodak, ETC), i never say that e61 has poor life time, please dont misinterpret my words... you always are in a defensive position man...
Be happy please and dont suffocate in a glass with water...
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- Anonymous
- mYi
- 20 Aug 2006
On color gradients the difference is clear between 262K and 16M color, the latter doesn't have color banding.
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- Anonymous
- Pv9
- 20 Aug 2006
yes from 65,000 colors to 262,000 there is not much difference, but from 262,000 to 16 millions there it's!
tarantula again, you posting fanboy comments... shame on u.
the n61 have a 1500mah lipol battery, that cannot be called weak in any way.
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- Jay
- Mth
- 17 Aug 2006
Does anybody know when this is going to be released in the UK or US?
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- Tarantula
- P9p
- 16 Aug 2006
@sMaShErZ
nokia e61 has symbian S60, symbian UiQ is only used by SE smartphones, not by nokia.
16 millions in a screen, it means more processor work with worst battery life, and i wonder if you see the difference between 262K and 16M colors in a screen.
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- mury
- Py%
- 15 Aug 2006
ok ok, so what mobile phone do u use? i use nokia 6630 en i can connect through GPRS from my laptop of course u need nokia PC Suite software and Data Cable...
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- Anonymous
- EbV
- 15 Aug 2006
Can you share the GPRS connection over bluetooth or USB cable with your laptop?
(I wish reviewers would post useful information for once instead of rattling on for hours about the looks and the keys and whatnot!)
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- mury
- Py%
- 13 Aug 2006
This phone is gorgeous, Nokia e61 sucx!!! too much useless application that makes the phone jams all the time,dumb phone, i have 2 admit. Useless Tech,turtle speed. en thats e61. This SS phone is much better, SS has reputation in its smooth operating interface on every of their phone.Not like e61.
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- Kal
- Ybt
- 13 Aug 2006
@sMaShErZ
all the other phones that you have mentioned are BIG and HEAVY. This one is small and light, that what the selling point is.
Its 65k display cos windows mobile 5 doesnt allow more than that. Infact the screen is 256k.
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- UGD
- Qsc
- 10 Aug 2006
very good assemble & design .it's very slim & smart. good job SS.
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- sMaShErZ
- Rxx
- 10 Aug 2006
this fone is a completely useless fone,, nokia's e61 with full keyoard is better with os 9.1 uiq 3.0!!! when ur watching high quality videos or high color images,, the 65k screen wont result good but the e61 will result much better as with 16 million color!!! and if u want windows mobile than why dont ya buy some touchscreen phone of imate, o2, qtek, dopod etc..(htc phones)
plz dont buy this phone!! best of luck!!!
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- TechGigg
- F4p
- 10 Aug 2006
Its looks worse than the Motorola Q IMO, but i feel its keypad is more functional and user-friendly, and its business-like black finishing separates it from the bubbly, more casual Q.
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- mkj
- Uqs
- 09 Aug 2006
a great phone from samsung...and microsoft. i am waiting for other comments...best of luck