Samsung U600
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- Saveferris
- Uip
- 03 May 2007
Q. No you can't use mp3's as message tones
A. Yes you can !!!!
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- Ultra-Edition2
- wvZ
- 03 May 2007
I am now using U600 but so far i ve seen only Blue colour as Picture showing in this site.
as i am also seeling GSM mobile... i ve been using hips of other phones as well.. my last phone was Nokia N95 but it seems to be .. its too heavy/!! and BIG... and worst thing is that i dont like S60 Symbian because its very slow... sometime it make me crazy..! so i ve changed to U600 and it was great choice.. as Samsung U600 supporting Ringtone and Vibration same time and it has FM radio and its very slim and light and good design and it has New B & O 's Digital Amplier for better music quility..! i have compare with W880i and U600 was better.! and one more thing that they put New Battery saving technology which makes longer lasting battery time..!... and they re-positioned battery part to up so.. there is no battery hit.. after using long time.
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- Roy Ferro
- P$W
- 03 May 2007
I am about to buy the U600, does someone knows which website can I go to see the different colors available for this cell phone? Please can someone responde ASAP!!!
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- najks
- m}%
- 02 May 2007
To:.. "the one who posted me info about 6-7 days usage due to Li-ion Polymer for X820.."
Is this test with the X820-battery lifetime on the u600 a "standby-test" or average use?
With average use i mean, standbytime, some talk, txt, music, games and so on..
Because with the original Li-ion battery that comes with the phone you can get up to 340h standby - about 14 days or so..
So if i change to Li-ion Polymer (the X820 battery) and only get about 6-7 days of standbytime , thats 6-7 days less..?!
/najks
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- najks
- m}%
- 02 May 2007
Well.. thank you, whoever posted that info about li-ion vs li-ion polymer batteries!
So to summon it up, li-ion Polymer are more secure due to the flamable materiel?
Also.. some say that Li-ion Polymer batteries (like cellphone-batteries) comonly have a longer lifetime before recharging.. vs the li-ion that has shorter batterytime!
Is this true?!
/najks
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- Anonymous
- jb8
- 02 May 2007
To najks
Lithium-ion batteries (sometimes abbreviated Li-ion batteries) are a type of rechargeable battery commonly used in consumer electronics. They are currently one of the most popular types of battery for portable electronics, with one of the best energy-to-weight ratios, no memory effect and a slow loss of charge when not in use. They can be dangerous if mistreated, however, and unless care is taken their lifespan may be reduced. A more advanced lithium-ion battery design is the lithium polymer cell.
Lithium ion polymer batteries, or more commonly lithium polymer batteries (Abbreviated Li-Poly or LiPo) are rechargeable batteries which have technologically evolved from lithium ion batteries. Ultimately, the lithium salt electrolyte is not held in an organic solvent as in the lithium ion design, but in a solid polymer composite such as polyacrylonitrile. There are many advantages of this design over the classic lithium ion design, including the fact that the solid polymer electrolyte is not flammable (unlike the organic solvent that the Li-Ion cell uses).
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- Anonymous
- 43J
- 02 May 2007
any 1 kno the internet and mms settings for cingular with useing this phone
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- najks
- m}%
- 02 May 2007
Anyone..
What is the main difference between Li-ion and Li-ion Polymer -batteries?!
/najks
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- Bacon
- nE6
- 02 May 2007
I just got this phone today, still waiting for the Network to activate the sim card though.
I've generally found the whole phone really impressive atlough it does feel a bit flimsy. When pressing the buttons each row requires different amounts of pressure from your fingers. The phone randomly falling asleep and having to be woken up by pressing the i button is quite annoying too. I'll get used to it though and won't think about it.
The camera and screen quality is really impressive, it's extremely pleasing to use.
Generally the aesthetics are really good.
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- Lynne
- MVB
- 02 May 2007
loving the phone but anyone know how to set mp3's as a message alert tone please
thanks, Lynne
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- montenegro
- SXn
- 02 May 2007
For ´´stone´´:
The touch sensors are very good. I like them.
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- najks
- m}%
- 02 May 2007
To:.... (?)
Just wanna say thanks for the tip about X820 -batterys, instead of the following one to the u600 -phone!
One question.. whats the real difference between Li-ion and Li-ion Polymer?!
Also.. can someone, Who has this phone, post a list with pros and cons about u600?!
Thanks
/najks
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- Anonymous
- my2
- 02 May 2007
hi about the headphones.... u should buy an extension cable basically allowing u to use ur own headpohones! the ones they provide are lousey. u can buy this connection piece form many internet companies and its quite cheap!
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- Anonymous
- my2
- 02 May 2007
this phone is ace!! its beauty outshines all phones on the market.
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- matt kemp
- S35
- 02 May 2007
how many songs can u hold on internal memory
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- Anonymous
- vpY
- 02 May 2007
got the phone yesterday and used to it allready,love the fact that at last samsung have enabled the use of mp3 to be set as txt message tones ...t9 txt will take a bit of getting used to as you have to scroll to the word you want but sure it wont take long,battery seems ok,played with it allday and only just put it on a charge from out of the box. video's, pictures and music is better than the old mans d900...he is now waiting to get the u600.all round its a good phone does everything i want it to,
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- Anonymous
- mX9
- 02 May 2007
Anybody know how to turn the annoying 'enter pin' when sending files through bluetooth?
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- Anonymous
- mX9
- 02 May 2007
No you can't use mp3's as message tones
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- Ryan
- mxJ
- 01 May 2007
Is it true that you can have MP3's as message tones?????
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- skillz
- 43J
- 01 May 2007
any 1 kno the internet and mms settings for cingular with useing this phone