Sony Ericsson Xperia X1
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- Anonymous
- wc6
- 01 Mar 2008
x1 is produced by htc but not designed by htc! cut the crap! BS!
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- Anonymous
- M%6
- 01 Mar 2008
the battery no good at all.maybe nokia company should be use better battery to replace the BL-5F.if one hp just can use not more than 1days then how come if we wanna make call when urgent??haiz..design is cool but unfortunately the battery is makes us dissapointed.
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- Anonymous
- vGx
- 01 Mar 2008
Hii…
How r u????
I had read ur opinion about xperia x1.
I want more knowledge about x1..as I m using p1i..
So plz tel me this phone is better then sony p1i…or not..
Wat r the best features of x1..
Plz reply as soon as possible..
My mail id is
bhaveshenterprises@gmail.com
plz…
waiting for ur reply
thanks
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- Ronald
- 0H0
- 01 Mar 2008
Call me crazy but I'm having this feeling that this phone will most likely deliver on the innovative device its being hyped up to be. No phone ever delivers on the hype and promises. Not even iPhone, the N Series, nor the HTC devices. It all comes to personal style. Alot of you are saying that this phone is gonna rule, its going to change the mobile world. I can say that thats definitely unlikely. Considering all phones have let downs, wether it be the fact that this thing cab only display 65k, or the 3MP camera, and some even complain that its running windows mobile, has no GPS. I remember purchasing the N95, that device was sluggish, horrid battery life, and honestly it felt cheap. The only great things about it were the 5MP camera, multimedia capabilities. But that battery made it all a mess for me. I then tried the Apple iPhone. It has not let me down, it too has its short-
comings. Like no GPS, no 3G, no MMS, and only a 2MP camera. But it has outstanding multimedia features, the camera isn't really all that bad, it has Wi-Fi, which is becoming widely available. There are approximately 13 Hotspot between my home and job, and there only 0.2 miles away, and thats just the hotspots that my phone picked up. Edge isn't painfully slow, I can browse websites at fair speeds, this site loads on edge in less than 10 seconds, on 2 or 3 bars of coverage. So my point is that it all comes down to preference, all of my other phones had MMS, but I never used it because it was cumbersome and only worked half the time. The web browsing experience on the iPhone is also unmatched in my opinion. Now the XPERIA has tremendous potential, but to say that it will revolutionize mobile phones is absurd. Plus the phone hasn't even come out yet so there's no need to call it that wonder that everyones been waiting for.
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- .::Next_Level::.
- M@T
- 01 Mar 2008
@ $one
I saw some pics in google of this great phone and i think it has a front camera. Its near the heaphone. Google it and see if you can find it bro
peace
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- Sina™
- SuA
- 01 Mar 2008
I overclocked i-mate Jam to 1GHz.
Jam support it, but you will lose battery charge so fast.
But Jam runs so fast.
Also I overcocked 32 bit to 64 bit.
But Jam doesn't support it, only 53bit.
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- Anonymous
- pFj
- 01 Mar 2008
good phone and the design is slim and not that fat like NOKIA phone and you can put them in your pockets which it is not that heavy like NOKIA N-Series phone
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- Anonymous
- pFj
- 01 Mar 2008
STUPID this phone is not yet out so don't invent words which you don't have knowledge at all about this phone and for information this phone is great and see it for yourself when this phone releases at the market places bec. I have been working at SOny Ericsson here in Canada and this phone is already out!!!
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- SKJ
- Nyj
- 01 Mar 2008
Can someone confirm the dimensions of the phone. Its confusing. SE official website has 110.0 x 17.0 x 53.0 mm, however gsmarena has 110 x 53 x 16.7 mm.
can someone confirm.
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- Anonymous
- TdX
- 01 Mar 2008
Manufacturers use the same chipsets to different degree\'s.Nokia\'s N81 would be capable of VGA video recording but Nokia left this feature out and concentrated on audio.HTC decided the TyTN II was to be an enterprise devise so left out the goodies such as VGA screen,tv out ,VGA video recording etc.The Xperia X1 is so appealing because it has all of the TyTN II plus a great screen,video recording,audio etc.
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- Anonymous
- pFj
- 01 Mar 2008
cool and nice phone
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- Anonymous
- Bw@
- 01 Mar 2008
Steve HTC didn't even bother to use 3D acceleration in the Kaiser.The reason was obvious....because they want to sell a new generation of handsets that are more multimedia capable .It sure as hell wasn't because they couldn't!
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- Steve J
- fuN
- 01 Mar 2008
mCWF, blink your eyelids: the future is already here! If the Qualcomm processor had been powerful enough HTC would have implemented it in the TyTN II. Afterall we had already seen the original TyTN which housed a QVGA screen. If the Qualcomm was that good there was no reason not to implement VGA res in TyTN II. Do you know that WM has had the capability to support high res screens since 2003? The truth is that HTC have reservations about the Qualcomm. They have yet to announce an HTC branded device which users the Qualcomm to power a high res screen. The proof of the pudding is in the eating. Let up hope this pudding doesn't turn our stomachs!
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- Anonymous
- jW$
- 01 Mar 2008
You can't expect devices of this ilk to be as fast as a N95 just like you can't expect a N95 to be as fast as a k800.The E90 with it's basic s60 OS but fabulous screen is SLOW.
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- Anonymous
- Sw8
- 01 Mar 2008
Oh no not Symbian.Symbian UIQ 3 is the worst OS known to mankind.I hate my p990 with it's constant rebooting and the under developed applications it can barely run.I've tried s60 Symbian and that was better but again the 3rd party apps were of a low standard.I run windows on my pc because of the massive high quality software catologue and I'll be doing the same with my future pda's.
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- Anonymous
- mCW
- 01 Mar 2008
Who says the Qualcomm CPU won't be upto powering WVGA and wm6.1?The white paper suggests otherwise as does future HTC products.Steve,are you saying HTC are ready to use a use a different chipset?LOL perhaps you should digest what the HTC CEO has declared.The kaiser didn't have a VGA screen or VGA camcorder because HTC will unlease the full power of the Qualcomm chipset in future money generating devices.
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- icantswim
- Q{N
- 01 Mar 2008
to Steve's comment about it using a Windows OS rather than a Symbian, you should check out the SE P5i as it appears to be very similar, but running Symbian instead.
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- Steve J
- fuN
- 01 Mar 2008
I don't want to spoil the party but the fact is that WM6 is a processor and battery hungry OS. If one couples that to the fact that the SE X1 houses a WVGA screen one can see that there will be serious slowdown in operating speed. Therefore the device needs a more powerful processor. The Qualcommn MSM 7200 is not up to the task. HTC did not dare use a VGA screen in its famous TyTN II because they knew that the same Qualcomm processor could not handle it! HTC are now hiding behind the SE brand to conduct an experiment that may harm rather than help SE. The two companies better start searching for a more powerful processor before it is too late. They should not underestimate the demands of contemporary PPC users. They will want a high performance device.
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- coffee addict
- kc2
- 01 Mar 2008
I love this phone!!!!
I want one. But I was wondering if Sony Ericsson usually have a lot of 3rd party application?
I have been using nokia for along time now, so i'm naturally resisting the change of platform since Nokia is really flexible about install apps like flip silent, divX player, rotatme...
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- Anonymous
- wYI
- 01 Mar 2008
i'm not a window mobile phone user cause it's a bit "complicated" for me. but just the same i would like to wish sony ericsson best of luck with X1. i hope it would a success...