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Started by Hadi, Jun 08 2006 12:15 PM
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#1
Posted 08 June 2006 - 12:15 PM
I personnaly choose sony ericsson for providing clients with top quality mobile phones and services. They gather everything in one: Camera, Bluetooth, Infrared, MMs, EMS, SMS, High quality sounds and voice recording etc... Besides the great design of evey mobile phone give you the feeling of luxury, comfort and trust in self.
#2
Posted 08 June 2006 - 12:23 PM
Yes i agree, Sony Ericssons have been my favourite ever since I bought my T610. It was easy to use, web browser was easy to use, look and feel was good, menus were great and just the fact that they combine it all in one: Bluetooth, infared, Camers, sound recorder etc. it's all there for me to use. I was a motorola man before but all my motorola phones lasted way less than my sony ericssons. My SE pone is lasted 8 months so far and still going, but my motorolas lasted about 5 months each, now thats not a good brand, but i like te look of some motorola phones suc as V3 and E1 ROKR
#3
Posted 08 June 2006 - 12:29 PM
I extremely recommand not buying any of the motorola Phones, I had a black razr v3 from couple of months and couldn't load any themes in it, you can't use it as a usb mass storage device, the camera is terrible, bluetooth didn't work. So I throw it in the garbage. Everyone who is reading this please take this advice: Don't you ever buy a motorola phone, but I recommand Sony ericsson and Nokia.
Edited by Hadi, 08 June 2006 - 12:29 PM.
#5
Posted 08 June 2006 - 02:23 PM
I have a Sony Ericsson K700i and its a brilliant phone. Everyone I know who has a Sony Ericsson has never had a problem with it and is completely happy with it. I also like the design on the Sonys. They've got that sort of 'clean' look to them and are simple to use, yet also very stylish.
I used to have a Motorola but it wasn't that good. The menus were slow to react and most of the features seemed like afterthoughts and weren't implemented that well.
I used to have a Motorola but it wasn't that good. The menus were slow to react and most of the features seemed like afterthoughts and weren't implemented that well.
#6
Posted 09 June 2006 - 06:38 AM
I have experience using panasonic phones, motalola phones, nokia phones and sony ericsson phones. All of them are not durable. Either there are some errors with the CSTN display, or there are something wrong with the battery. None of them really satisfy me. The phone that I am now using is a Motalola. There seem to be quite a lot of bugs with the OS. Say, when the SMS box is full, the memory of the phone goes wrong and all my downloaded Java applets are deleted. I don't know why the engineers did not spend more time with debugging. Anyway, I have extended the warranty period to two years, because most of my phones go wrong after the first year. Phones are not cheap, but I wonder why they are not made for durability,
#7
Posted 09 June 2006 - 10:09 AM
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i think just like in a cheapo phone, is that right?
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