K750 Questions

Posted: 11-04-2005, 05:19 AM

Ed.

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Hello All,
Looking at an SE K750i (currently have T610) but have a few questions the
phone reps can't answer, was hoping someone here might be able to help.

1. How many SMS can you store? I have a T610 that has a frustratingly low
amount of SMS. I like to keep some for future ref. So, wondering not so
much about exact numbers, but are we talking <20 odd like the T610, around
50, or what?

2. Can SMS be downloaded from the phone to a PC at all?

3. Contact information. What types of information wil it store? I'd like
address and email address also, my last phone had neither.

4. SMS text writing speed. My last phone was too slow when writing sms, it
took a a short time for letters to show up, and if you made a mistake had to
wait for a couple of seconds after it warned of a word not being in the
dictionary. Also, it would just be slow to edit an sms, moving the cursor
back through a message to fix a mistake was slow. Is this an issue with the
K750i?

5. T610 screen was hard (almost impossible) to see outdoors in sunlight.
Bummer here in Australia. How is the K750i screen?

That's about it! Thanks in advance!
- Ed.

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Swiss Tony

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Re: K750 Questions

Posted: 11-04-2005, 10:57 AM

"Ed." <tinman_x@hotmail.com> wrote in message
news:436aeea6$1@quokka.wn.com.au...
> Hello All,
> Looking at an SE K750i (currently have T610) but have a few questions
the
> phone reps can't answer, was hoping someone here might be able to help.
>
> 1. How many SMS can you store? I have a T610 that has a frustratingly low
> amount of SMS. I like to keep some for future ref. So, wondering not so
> much about exact numbers, but are we talking <20 odd like the T610, around
> 50, or what?

Got 57 in my inbox atm but i beleive it can take up to 100

> 2. Can SMS be downloaded from the phone to a PC at all?

Not sure about this. i dont think u can do it with the SE software but there
maybe a 3rd party jobby that does it

> 3. Contact information. What types of information wil it store? I'd
like
> address and email address also, my last phone had neither.
Name
Number
Email
Website
Address
Birthday
Section for extra info.

>
> 4. SMS text writing speed. My last phone was too slow when writing sms,
it
> took a a short time for letters to show up, and if you made a mistake had
to
> wait for a couple of seconds after it warned of a word not being in the
> dictionary. Also, it would just be slow to edit an sms, moving the cursor
> back through a message to fix a mistake was slow. Is this an issue with
the
> K750i?
>

SMS is very quick. It depends if you use predictive text or not, on the
speed of editing.
But they are both still quick/

> 5. T610 screen was hard (almost impossible) to see outdoors in sunlight.
> Bummer here in Australia. How is the K750i screen?

Its not bad.
You can adjust the brightness and the theme of the background which will
help in high light areas.

> That's about it! Thanks in advance!
> - Ed.
>
>

Your Name Here

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Re: K750 Questions

Posted: 11-05-2005, 12:46 AM

On Fri, 4 Nov 2005 13:19:32 +0800, "Ed." <tinman_x@hotmail.com> wrote:

>Hello All,
> Looking at an SE K750i (currently have T610) but have a few questions the
>phone reps can't answer, was hoping someone here might be able to help.
>
>1. How many SMS can you store? I have a T610 that has a frustratingly low
>amount of SMS. I like to keep some for future ref. So, wondering not so
>much about exact numbers, but are we talking <20 odd like the T610, around
>50, or what?

It can store up to 100 messages in your inbox and 100 messages in your
outbox. So total is around 200 messages, I believe...
>
>2. Can SMS be downloaded from the phone to a PC at all?

It cannot be done with the provided software.
You can, however, use MyPhoneExplorer or Float's Mobile Agent to back
up your SMS and phone entries and so on with the provided USB cable.

>
>3. Contact information. What types of information wil it store? I'd like
>address and email address also, my last phone had neither.

Address and email address is possible. It is best to organize your
contact in Outlook first, then sync with the phone. It's MUCH easier
to edit/organize your contacts using a keyboard than the phone!

>
>4. SMS text writing speed. My last phone was too slow when writing sms, it
>took a a short time for letters to show up, and if you made a mistake had to
>wait for a couple of seconds after it warned of a word not being in the
>dictionary. Also, it would just be slow to edit an sms, moving the cursor
>back through a message to fix a mistake was slow. Is this an issue with the
>K750i?

SMS speed is quite fast. It's not lightning fast like Nokia, but it is
a dramatic improvement over my T68 which is very slow. I have not used
a T610, so I cannot comment. I find that the K750 has no problems
keeping up with my SMS composing.

>
>5. T610 screen was hard (almost impossible) to see outdoors in sunlight.
>Bummer here in Australia. How is the K750i screen?

The screen is exceptional in outdoor conditions. Very clear and no
problems at all.
If you use a screen protector, it may be slightly diffiicult to read.
But it is not so bad that you must squint to see.

>
>That's about it! Thanks in advance!
> - Ed.

Good luck, and you will not be disappointed with this phone.

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Re: K750 Questions

Posted: 11-07-2005, 03:53 PM

On Fri, 4 Nov 2005 13:19:32 +0800, "Ed." <tinman_x@hotmail.com> wrote:

>1. How many SMS can you store? I have a T610 that has a frustratingly low
>amount of SMS. I like to keep some for future ref. So, wondering not so
>much about exact numbers, but are we talking <20 odd like the T610, around
>50, or what?

I've had 226 SMSs in the phone memory.

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Ed.

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Re: K750 Questions

Posted: 11-11-2005, 02:13 AM

Thanks all, you've been v helpful.

- Ed.

"Your Name Here" <noemail@please.com> wrote in message
news:uqvnm1lhu4qq3erfi939f2k2p3v7ts6m9j@4ax.com...
> On Fri, 4 Nov 2005 13:19:32 +0800, "Ed." <tinman_x@hotmail.com> wrote:
>
> >Hello All,
> > Looking at an SE K750i (currently have T610) but have a few questions
the
> >phone reps can't answer, was hoping someone here might be able to help.
> >
> >1. How many SMS can you store? I have a T610 that has a frustratingly
low
> >amount of SMS. I like to keep some for future ref. So, wondering not so
> >much about exact numbers, but are we talking <20 odd like the T610,
around
> >50, or what?
>
> It can store up to 100 messages in your inbox and 100 messages in your
> outbox. So total is around 200 messages, I believe...
> >
> >2. Can SMS be downloaded from the phone to a PC at all?
>
> It cannot be done with the provided software.
> You can, however, use MyPhoneExplorer or Float's Mobile Agent to back
> up your SMS and phone entries and so on with the provided USB cable.
>
> >
> >3. Contact information. What types of information wil it store? I'd
like
> >address and email address also, my last phone had neither.
>
> Address and email address is possible. It is best to organize your
> contact in Outlook first, then sync with the phone. It's MUCH easier
> to edit/organize your contacts using a keyboard than the phone!
>
> >
> >4. SMS text writing speed. My last phone was too slow when writing sms,
it
> >took a a short time for letters to show up, and if you made a mistake had
to
> >wait for a couple of seconds after it warned of a word not being in the
> >dictionary. Also, it would just be slow to edit an sms, moving the
cursor
> >back through a message to fix a mistake was slow. Is this an issue with
the
> >K750i?
>
> SMS speed is quite fast. It's not lightning fast like Nokia, but it is
> a dramatic improvement over my T68 which is very slow. I have not used
> a T610, so I cannot comment. I find that the K750 has no problems
> keeping up with my SMS composing.
>
> >
> >5. T610 screen was hard (almost impossible) to see outdoors in sunlight.
> >Bummer here in Australia. How is the K750i screen?
>
> The screen is exceptional in outdoor conditions. Very clear and no
> problems at all.
> If you use a screen protector, it may be slightly diffiicult to read.
> But it is not so bad that you must squint to see.
>
> >
> >That's about it! Thanks in advance!
> > - Ed.
>
> Good luck, and you will not be disappointed with this phone.
>

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