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Re: What mobile phone?
Originally Posted by slapphead_otool
(Post 9757270)
Apparently packing in dry rice in a warm place helps dry out moisture....
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Re: What mobile phone?
Originally Posted by TiddlyPom
(Post 9752949)
Dropped my phone in a bowl of water... so need a new phone.
Choices seem to be: Samsung Galaxy SII Apple iPhone 3 or 4 Nexus S HTC Desire Nokia 5230 Any opinions? |
Re: What mobile phone?
Originally Posted by TiddlyPom
(Post 9752949)
Dropped my phone in a bowl of water... so need a new phone.
Choices seem to be: Samsung Galaxy SII Apple iPhone 3 or 4 Nexus S HTC Desire Nokia 5230 Any opinions? Perfect choice. Then I bought an Apple iPod 8gb from Harvey Norman for $164! now I have all of my music and crap on one thing, and My business calls on a phone that doesn't go flat in a day. |
Re: What mobile phone?
Originally Posted by Amazulu
(Post 9774924)
SII - better than any Apple fashion accessory and you don't have to be an isheeple clone.
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Re: What mobile phone?
Originally Posted by ozzieeagle
(Post 9775364)
Is there an equiv of Siri for Android ?
Siri is a piece of crap at the moment though, just a massive gimmick. It will be good in a few years once its advanced a bit though, and I'm sure google will be upgrading theirs to follow suit too. |
Re: What mobile phone?
Originally Posted by JoeBloggs80
(Post 9776493)
You have google voice but its more limited than siri. Can only do 'Call bob' and that sort of thing.
Siri is a piece of crap at the moment though, just a massive gimmick. It will be good in a few years once its advanced a bit though, and I'm sure google will be upgrading theirs to follow suit too. There's actually a handful of voice apps for Android, of varying levels of complexity: Iris Speaktoit Assistant Jeannie Skyvi Personally, I agree with Joe - I think it's all a bit of a gimmick, and probably only has a limited lifespan. People at work started off trying it out with some interesting results, but nobody uses it any more. And I haven't yet seen anybody sat on the train asking Siri questions... S |
Re: What mobile phone?
Originally Posted by Swerv-o
(Post 9776531)
There's actually a handful of voice apps for Android, of varying levels of complexity:
Iris Speaktoit Assistant Jeannie Skyvi Personally, I agree with Joe - I think it's all a bit of a gimmick, and probably only has a limited lifespan. People at work started off trying it out with some interesting results, but nobody uses it any more. And I haven't yet seen anybody sat on the train asking Siri questions... S The only thing I can see Siri or its equivalent being useful for is if you're driving and want to call/text someone. |
Re: What mobile phone?
Originally Posted by JoeBloggs80
(Post 9776555)
Didn't know about those android apps, may check them out.
The only thing I can see Siri or its equivalent being useful for is if you're driving and want to call/text someone. Plus you have to hold the home button anyway :huh: |
Re: What mobile phone?
Originally Posted by JoeBloggs80
(Post 9776555)
Didn't know about those android apps, may check them out.
The only thing I can see Siri or its equivalent being useful for is if you're driving and want to call/text someone. I think most of the apps require pressing buttons at some point though. And it would be better to integrate Sat Nav and speech functions for car use. |
Re: What mobile phone?
Originally Posted by TiddlyPom
(Post 9752949)
Dropped my phone in a bowl of water... so need a new phone.
Choices seem to be: Samsung Galaxy SII Apple iPhone 3 or 4 Nexus S HTC Desire Nokia 5230 Any opinions? |
Re: What mobile phone?
Originally Posted by irishbloo
(Post 9868131)
Just wondering if you bought the Galaxy and if so how you are finding it.
I got the galaxy at Christmas of my husband, and I love it. So easy to use its unbelieveable. 1 downside to it is the battery life isnt great - though what battery life is? I do still need to download an app that extends the battery life - that improved my husbands phone battery life no end. I usually have it on charge once a day to make sure it doesnt die on me when im out and about (either overnight at home through the mains, or plugged into the usb on my computer at work depending on the battery status) and I'm on the internet or playing games for most my 40min train journey to/from work and for about half hour at lunch time as well. Obviously i do make calls/text from it as well but i have noticed it lasts better on the weekends when im not on the internet/games the same. |
Re: What mobile phone?
I asked Siri out on a date.
She took out an anti stalking order on me :unsure: |
Re: What mobile phone?
Originally Posted by slapphead_otool
(Post 9868178)
I asked Siri out on a date.
She took out an anti stalking order on me :unsure: |
Re: What mobile phone?
Originally Posted by Bikergirl
(Post 9868142)
I got the galaxy at Christmas of my husband, and I love it. So easy to use its unbelieveable. 1 downside to it is the battery life isnt great - though what battery life is? I do still need to download an app that extends the battery life - that improved my husbands phone battery life no end. I usually have it on charge once a day to make sure it doesnt die on me when im out and about (either overnight at home through the mains, or plugged into the usb on my computer at work depending on the battery status) and I'm on the internet or playing games for most my 40min train journey to/from work and for about half hour at lunch time as well. Obviously i do make calls/text from it as well but i have noticed it lasts better on the weekends when im not on the internet/games the same.
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Re: What mobile phone?
Originally Posted by irishbloo
(Post 9868232)
Thanks for that.Did you get it on a plan or buy outright.
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