Sony Ericsson Xperia Arc
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- AnonD-5414
- uPG
- 09 Apr 2011
AnonD-417, 09 Apr 2011we're going off topics on production and creations of techn... morehey zar Arc isnt value for money phone.. its basically for styling n show off..
thats why i am buying it soon. U should get HTC Sensation.. gr8 phone and very stable and stays fit for long time... :D
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- aashishLive
- 2@d
- 09 Apr 2011
Should have done better with screen Resolution....
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- sarah malik
- uWy
- 09 Apr 2011
hey all xperia arc owners,
i m planning to buy this cell....bt i m really concerned with the battery performance....i had xperia x10 bt had to sale it due to poor battery performance...i m a moderately heavy user....1 hr of internet browsing....30-40 min of music playing....and 1-1.3 hrs on call, 10-15 pics....how long will the battery last on the above mentioned usage....can some body reply me soooooooooooooooon????/
thanks in advance
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- AnonD-5344
- bCi
- 09 Apr 2011
I read some where here also on web saying the SE Arc got a update.
Can anyone say what that update is about ??
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- Anonymous
- fuj
- 09 Apr 2011
i love this phone
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- AnonD-5651
- 7tD
- 09 Apr 2011
can we use the bluethoot of any mobile as a bluetooth adapter or dongle for pc just like as we use mobile phone as a modem for pc?
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- AnonD-186
- Rn@
- 09 Apr 2011
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- AnonD-3744
- PBR
- 09 Apr 2011
AnonD-417, 09 Apr 2011we're going off topics on production and creations of techn... moreRAM and ROM r commonly thrown about terms when phone companies sell their phones but how much is enough and what does it actually affect.
ROM: Read Only Memory -
It’s essentially computer memory that does not require power to store it’s data (non-volatile). In terms of a smartphone, it’s the internal memory where the OS is
stored. From what we’ve gathered, the internal memory is just Flash Memory (a special type of ROM) partitioned into two parts, one for the OS and the rest for apps to use. So,the OS partition essentially is true ROM.
RAM: Random Access Memory:
This is where current
processes that are running are stored and keep the data they need immediately available to them. This is the memory u see when u run any of the task manager showing u currently running apps and the available mem.
In other words, ROM is like your file cabinet where you store all your folders and files if you use an office context to explain and RAM is the secretary that you hire to find these files when you need.
Running low on ROM Memory
If you are low on ROM Memory, it means you cannot install more applications on your phone unless you delete one or more applications that already installed - in case the phone does not allow you to store apps in external memory.
Running low on RAM Memory
If you are low on RAM Memory, it means that total applications running in the background is maxed out. This will greatly slow down current phone usage or the current apps you are running. You need to close some of these background apps to free up RAM Memory.
End of Part 1
Coming soon: Part 2
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- Anitha
- utb
- 09 Apr 2011
Hi..could anybody pls temme abt d music output of this phone(or is it d same as xperia x10)? as i'm lookin to buy this phone in a few days n i lik'd all other features..pls anybody do reply:)
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- AnonD-417
- IWa
- 09 Apr 2011
we're going off topics on production and creations of technology. this should be a phone forum.
still I reposted my question, still waiting for answers
*what is ROM and RAM and how it affect the phone ?
*there's some comparison about LCD screen and SUPER AMOLED, what is the difference of the both types of screens? is it just the colour and display ? or has it got to do with the sensitivity of the touch as well? what about the burn-in I heard of?
*I understand that downloaded apps can be saved in memory card and does not affect the internal memory, but there is some apps that requires the phone's internal memory. so does lagness of the phone affected in this factor? is there possibilities, for example showing sign of lagness with the free internal memory is low ?
regarding the battery life,
*does LCD or SUPER AMOLED screen affects the battery?
*why does android operating system are said to have low battery management ? which operating systems are at best of battery management
* what does the CPU functions as? I heard a lot about dual core and single core, what's the difference of dual core and single core? Is it for gaming purposes only or does it improves the smoothness of the phone performance and other aspects as well?
I really hope I would receive clear and detailed replies from anyone out there who knows about it, I'm really interested into getting a good phone for myself but I'm not that wealthy to make the wrong choice. it's one chance and I consider all my factors in it.
I hope this few questions posted could be a discussion as well for further understanding to the other GSM arena viewers. thanks for taking time reading this post from a confused phone user =)
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- yilmazeser
- 3C1
- 09 Apr 2011
S.E ARC machine is super excellent
I used
1 sonyericsson p800/p900/x1/
2 htc hd2
4 samsung galaxy
5 iphone old
6 nokia 6600
The most beautiful machine sonyericsson
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- Joe
- jIt
- 09 Apr 2011
Does android 2.3 in this phone support name display, I bought Xperia x10 last year, everything is good, but doesn't display 'new' caller's name
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- mohannad
- 3Yb
- 09 Apr 2011
i live in UAE and i bought Arc and the Navigation option keeps on "Checking Navigation Availability" forever and i dont get anything out of it. But Google Maps works fine. I subscribed to a Data package and in the Location and Security settings both "Use wireless networks and Use GPS satellites and ticked" So I would like to know if its supported in the UAE or do i need to download the maps?
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- Anonymous
- PBR
- 08 Apr 2011
[deleted post]Hmm... I thought it was the reply button that accidentally worked as delete button...
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- Anonymous
- PBR
- 08 Apr 2011
AnonD-1544, 08 Apr 2011Dude I don't believe that there are (a) versions in the mom... moreThe 'i' models provide 850 band gsm gprs/edge (850/900/1800/1900) and 900/2100 band 3G/hspa. Will not working in 3g network in your area.
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- AnonD-1544
- 9xd
- 08 Apr 2011
Anonymous, 08 Apr 2011Yes, arc (LT15a), neo (MT15a), pro (MK16a) and Play (R800a... moreDude I don't believe that there are (a) versions in the moment. The available versions are only Europeans, that's the reason I'm asking will the (i) version support 3G bands in North America? Because from the specs it seems that it should!
Experts Experts, wake up and answer, I know your there :D
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- Anonymous
- PBR
- 08 Apr 2011
AnonD-1544, 08 Apr 2011Can any of you smart geeks answer my question? Will the ... moreYes, arc (LT15a), neo (MT15a), pro (MK16a) and Play (R800a, R800at) - for NAM - provide umts hspa 850 band.
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- AnonD-550
- Lsb
- 08 Apr 2011
too many phones too many choices and tastes, the x10 was better for me than galaxy s, ipnones, among others Im still happy with it, now the arc is my next, well mexico invento el alambre de puas...
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- AnonD-1544
- 9xd
- 08 Apr 2011
Can any of you smart geeks answer my question?
Will the New Xperia range work with 850 3G bands in Canada and the States?
Will the European version still provide me with 3G bands in Canada? The same way the Nokia N8 provides 3G worldwide?
Please don't answer unless your sure of what your saying.
Thanks in advance,
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- abbas
- mJq
- 08 Apr 2011
i just had this phone.beautiful/power full phone.camera can take amazing photos and videos.i am happy to get this crazy phone.thanks for sonyericsson