Sony Ericsson Xperia X1
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- dnx
- Pxx
- 06 Apr 2009
Gang rapist, 05 Apr 2009Offcourse e90 is faaaaaaaar better because its a symbian ma... moreit's a professional tool.not a kid's toy.so give daddy back his computer.if u have one.
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- Sydney
- FX1
- 06 Apr 2009
My battery only lasts 20 hours. Does anybody else have this problem??
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- 3 mobile retail sale
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- 06 Apr 2009
Gang rapist, 05 Apr 2009Offcourse e90 is faaaaaaaar better because its a symbian ma... moreyeah this is going to be a good phone. all the right features and all the right designs. consumer demand has put this bad boy up to the $149 cap, lol all the other caps will incur like a small fee to pay the handset, going to be good.
X1
all day
everyday
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- Musavir Gajani
- t@F
- 06 Apr 2009
Divy, 03 Apr 2009Hey! i realy like this phone. Can anyone please tell me if ... moreYeah it has the msn messenger application in-built. And its amazing. Its not just msn messenger, its actualli Windows Live Messenger (the one u find on ur PC). I mean, it supports emoticons as well
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- NaD
- p$K
- 05 Apr 2009
Anonymous, 05 Apr 2009Disadvantages:
1: poor reception
2: lousy camera
... moreHey, hey! Nice original post man. This phone's really a dud right? So why the hell amI loving it so much. Thanx to the guys over at xda (two big thumbs up to them!!) my phone just turned into a super computer. lol.
Seriously though, for anybody wanting unbiased comments on this phone (cos they give the good and bad), check out their website and I'm glad or maybe it was part of SE's strategy to go with HTC to manufacture this phone, otherwise we would not have all this support from xda. You can overcome most of this phones issues by reading, learning and installing some cab files or flashing ur rom.
Oh yeah, I really like this crappy 65k screen cos it really does play movies sweetly! I'm not saying it's a perfect phone but you can make it as near damn perfect as you like!
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- Sayed
- NaD
- 05 Apr 2009
Great phone only problem is i cant seem to send or receive files through bluetooth.When i try to send it says unable to connect and the same when someone else try to send me a file.My bluetooth and visibility is on.Wht could be the problem anyone please??
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- Ronny
- N7$
- 05 Apr 2009
Going through all the phone comments, I've realised that there's no perfect phone brand. So, i believe each and everyone of us should make up your own mind.
There's just too many mix feelings about phones. It's better for me to make my own mistakes when buying a phone.
Don't get me wrong, comments are always welcome...
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- gaurav
- upf
- 05 Apr 2009
hi
i got x1 few days bcak.when i start camera ot shows purple tinge on scree.so will updating firmware solve the camera prob or any other solution frm u?!
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- mcqueen
- nXE
- 05 Apr 2009
Experia is the best phone what more can you ask for after using it for nearly 3 months now, i havent got any roblems with it and the price is quite affordable,a real value for money.
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- agk
- PUA
- 05 Apr 2009
Anonymous, 05 Apr 2009Disadvantages: 1: poor reception 2: lousy camera ... morewhat r the se fones made by sagem?? can u tel me.. thx...
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- Gang rapist
- ji{
- 05 Apr 2009
Soekarno, 05 Apr 2009what is more better Xperia or E90?Offcourse e90 is faaaaaaaar better because its a symbian machine.windows mobile just sucks........
Win mob just sucks big times
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- Soekarno
- wrY
- 05 Apr 2009
what is more better Xperia or E90?
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- Anonymous
- mst
- 05 Apr 2009
Disadvantages:
1: poor reception
2: lousy camera
3: unreliable OS - WinMo
4: outrages quality control - cracked cases
5: bad battery performance
6: slow performance
7: xxK color :)))
8: limited memory (internal)
Advantages:
1: SE has an excuse - made by HTC
2: SE promised never let HTC make another SE model
3: not made by Sagem (like other SE models)
4: new model is announced already (Idou)
5: most people not surpriced
6: offered free with return/echange policy
7: slow sales (not many people got burned with this model)
8: it used to be very expensive
No wonder SE loses money each quarter.
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- Anonymous
- TdX
- 04 Apr 2009
Here is some of what unwired had to say:
In the set of technical specifications of Xperia X1 we can find everything, or almost everything, that power users may request: full wireless connectivity (Bluetooth and Wi-Fi) updated to the latest standards, powerful CPU, quad-band support with the latest technology in wireless broadband (UMTS / HSDPA), a reasonable allocation of memory, a GPS receiver. The battery is particularly advanced: although the device is extremely small in size, the capacity is 1500 mAh. The responsiveness of the operating system is more than satisfactory, certainly greater than that most smartphones. This feature is very helpful when the Xperia is requested for serious tasks, such as surfing heavy web pages or playing movies in a resolution equivalent to that of the display. Display we said: it’s excellent. Contrast and readability are superior, compared to other devices in category to which this terminal belongs . The visibility of details and texts is guaranteed even in difficult situations (outdoor and under the direct rays of the sun) provided you set backlight at medium / high level.
A final mention goes to the GPS system implemented in the Xperia . Based on several tests, both on the speed of fixing and on the usage of the pre-installed Google Maps, the receiver has shown above average performance. The first fix for satellites took 23 seconds: 7 satellites appear under the sky visible for two thirds (during the tests were close to the veranda of a villa in the countryside). After the first fix, the GPS signal was never lost, even when, back in the lab, we positioned the device about two meters away from the closest window.
Here is some of what unwired had to say:
In the set of technical specifications of Xperia X1 we can find everything, or almost everything, that power users may request: full wireless connectivity (Bluetooth and Wi-Fi) updated to the latest standards, powerful CPU, quad-band support with the latest technology in wireless broadband (UMTS / HSDPA), a reasonable allocation of memory, a GPS receiver. The battery is particularly advanced: although the device is extremely small in size, the capacity is 1500 mAh. The responsiveness of the operating system is more than satisfactory, certainly greater than that most smartphones. This feature is very helpful when the Xperia is requested for serious tasks, such as surfing heavy web pages or playing movies in a resolution equivalent to that of the display. Display we said: it’s excellent. Contrast and readability are superior, compared to other devices in category to which this terminal belongs . The visibility of details and texts is guaranteed even in difficult situations (outdoor and under the direct rays of the sun) provided you set backlight at medium / high level.
A final mention goes to the GPS system implemented in the Xperia . Based on several tests, both on the speed of fixing and on the usage of the pre-installed Google Maps, the receiver has shown above average performance. The first fix for satellites took 23 seconds: 7 satellites appear under the sky visible for two thirds (during the tests were close to the veranda of a villa in the countryside). After the first fix, the GPS signal was never lost, even when, back in the lab, we positioned the device about two meters away from the closest window.
Here is some of what unwired had to say:
In the set of technical specifications of Xperia X1 we can find everything, or almost everything, that power users may request: full wireless connectivity (Bluetooth and Wi-Fi) updated to the latest standards, powerful CPU, quad-band support with the latest technology in wireless broadband (UMTS / HSDPA), a reasonable allocation of memory, a GPS receiver. The battery is particularly advanced: although the device is extremely small in size, the capacity is 1500 mAh. The responsiveness of the operating system is more than satisfactory, certainly greater than that most smartphones. This feature is very helpful when the Xperia is requested for serious tasks, such as surfing heavy web pages or playing movies in a resolution equivalent to that of the display. Display we said: it’s excellent. Contrast and readability are superior, compared to other devices in category to which this terminal belongs . The visibility of details and texts is guaranteed even in difficult situations (outdoor and under the direct rays of the sun) provided you set backlight at medium / high level.
A final mention goes to the GPS system implemented in the Xperia . Based on several tests, both on the speed of fixing and on the usage of the pre-installed Google Maps, the receiver has shown above average performance. The first fix for satellites took 23 seconds: 7 satellites appear under the sky visible for two thirds (during the tests were close to the veranda of a villa in the countryside). After the first fix, the GPS signal was never lost, even when, back in the lab, we positioned the device about two meters away from the closest window.
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- Anonymous
- M@T
- 04 Apr 2009
e71 users, 04 Apr 2009i wonder why the x1 voting results are higher then e71&bold?Thats true cos,x1 is far beta and the most advance for nw.check the review by unwiredview mr!
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- Anonymous
- TdX
- 04 Apr 2009
Here is some of what unwired had to say:
In the set of technical specifications of Xperia X1 we can find everything, or almost everything, that power users may request: full wireless connectivity (Bluetooth and Wi-Fi) updated to the latest standards, powerful CPU, quad-band support with the latest technology in wireless broadband (UMTS / HSDPA), a reasonable allocation of memory, a GPS receiver. The battery is particularly advanced: although the device is extremely small in size, the capacity is 1500 mAh. The responsiveness of the operating system is more than satisfactory, certainly greater than that most smartphones. This feature is very helpful when the Xperia is requested for serious tasks, such as surfing heavy web pages or playing movies in a resolution equivalent to that of the display. Display we said: it’s excellent. Contrast and readability are superior, compared to other devices in category to which this terminal belongs . The visibility of details and texts is guaranteed even in difficult situations (outdoor and under the direct rays of the sun) provided you set backlight at medium / high level.
A final mention goes to the GPS system implemented in the Xperia . Based on several tests, both on the speed of fixing and on the usage of the pre-installed Google Maps, the receiver has shown above average performance. The first fix for satellites took 23 seconds: 7 satellites appear under the sky visible for two thirds (during the tests were close to the veranda of a villa in the countryside). After the first fix, the GPS signal was never lost, even when, back in the lab, we positioned the device about two meters away from the closest window.
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- Anonymous
- TdX
- 04 Apr 2009
Here is some of what unwired had to say:
In the set of technical specifications of Xperia X1 we can find everything, or almost everything, that power users may request: full wireless connectivity (Bluetooth and Wi-Fi) updated to the latest standards, powerful CPU, quad-band support with the latest technology in wireless broadband (UMTS / HSDPA), a reasonable allocation of memory, a GPS receiver. The battery is particularly advanced: although the device is extremely small in size, the capacity is 1500 mAh. The responsiveness of the operating system is more than satisfactory, certainly greater than that most smartphones. This feature is very helpful when the Xperia is requested for serious tasks, such as surfing heavy web pages or playing movies in a resolution equivalent to that of the display. Display we said: it’s excellent. Contrast and readability are superior, compared to other devices in category to which this terminal belongs . The visibility of details and texts is guaranteed even in difficult situations (outdoor and under the direct rays of the sun) provided you set backlight at medium / high level.
A final mention goes to the GPS system implemented in the Xperia . Based on several tests, both on the speed of fixing and on the usage of the pre-installed Google Maps, the receiver has shown above average performance. The first fix for satellites took 23 seconds: 7 satellites appear under the sky visible for two thirds (during the tests were close to the veranda of a villa in the countryside). After the first fix, the GPS signal was never lost, even when, back in the lab, we positioned the device about two meters away from the closest window.
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- Anonymous
- TdX
- 04 Apr 2009
Here is some of what unwired had to say:
In the set of technical specifications of Xperia X1 we can find everything, or almost everything, that power users may request: full wireless connectivity (Bluetooth and Wi-Fi) updated to the latest standards, powerful CPU, quad-band support with the latest technology in wireless broadband (UMTS / HSDPA), a reasonable allocation of memory, a GPS receiver. The battery is particularly advanced: although the device is extremely small in size, the capacity is 1500 mAh. The responsiveness of the operating system is more than satisfactory, certainly greater than that most smartphones. This feature is very helpful when the Xperia is requested for serious tasks, such as surfing heavy web pages or playing movies in a resolution equivalent to that of the display. Display we said: it’s excellent. Contrast and readability are superior, compared to other devices in category to which this terminal belongs . The visibility of details and texts is guaranteed even in difficult situations (outdoor and under the direct rays of the sun) provided you set backlight at medium / high level.
A final mention goes to the GPS system implemented in the Xperia . Based on several tests, both on the speed of fixing and on the usage of the pre-installed Google Maps, the receiver has shown above average performance. The first fix for satellites took 23 seconds: 7 satellites appear under the sky visible for two thirds (during the tests were close to the veranda of a villa in the countryside). After the first fix, the GPS signal was never lost, even when, back in the lab, we positioned the device about two meters away from the closest window.
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- Anonymous
- TdX
- 04 Apr 2009
Here is some of what unwired had to say:
In the set of technical specifications of Xperia X1 we can find everything, or almost everything, that power users may request: full wireless connectivity (Bluetooth and Wi-Fi) updated to the latest standards, powerful CPU, quad-band support with the latest technology in wireless broadband (UMTS / HSDPA), a reasonable allocation of memory, a GPS receiver. The battery is particularly advanced: although the device is extremely small in size, the capacity is 1500 mAh. The responsiveness of the operating system is more than satisfactory, certainly greater than that most smartphones. This feature is very helpful when the Xperia is requested for serious tasks, such as surfing heavy web pages or playing movies in a resolution equivalent to that of the display. Display we said: it’s excellent. Contrast and readability are superior, compared to other devices in category to which this terminal belongs . The visibility of details and texts is guaranteed even in difficult situations (outdoor and under the direct rays of the sun) provided you set backlight at medium / high level.
A final mention goes to the GPS system implemented in the Xperia . Based on several tests, both on the speed of fixing and on the usage of the pre-installed Google Maps, the receiver has shown above average performance. The first fix for satellites took 23 seconds: 7 satellites appear under the sky visible for two thirds (during the tests were close to the veranda of a villa in the countryside). After the first fix, the GPS signal was never lost, even when, back in the lab, we positioned the device about two meters away from the closest window.
- ?
- Anonymous
- TdX
- 04 Apr 2009
Here is some of what unwired had to say:
In the set of technical specifications of Xperia X1 we can find everything, or almost everything, that power users may request: full wireless connectivity (Bluetooth and Wi-Fi) updated to the latest standards, powerful CPU, quad-band support with the latest technology in wireless broadband (UMTS / HSDPA), a reasonable allocation of memory, a GPS receiver. The battery is particularly advanced: although the device is extremely small in size, the capacity is 1500 mAh. The responsiveness of the operating system is more than satisfactory, certainly greater than that most smartphones. This feature is very helpful when the Xperia is requested for serious tasks, such as surfing heavy web pages or playing movies in a resolution equivalent to that of the display. Display we said: it’s excellent. Contrast and readability are superior, compared to other devices in category to which this terminal belongs . The visibility of details and texts is guaranteed even in difficult situations (outdoor and under the direct rays of the sun) provided you set backlight at medium / high level.
A final mention goes to the GPS system implemented in the Xperia . Based on several tests, both on the speed of fixing and on the usage of the pre-installed Google Maps, the receiver has shown above average performance. The first fix for satellites took 23 seconds: 7 satellites appear under the sky visible for two thirds (during the tests were close to the veranda of a villa in the countryside). After the first fix, the GPS signal was never lost, even when, back in the lab, we positioned the device about two meters away from the closest window.