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Screw TouchFlo 3D.
Check out the SBP Shell on
's site. This is incredible! Navigate to anywhere on the phone without looking at Windows Mobile horrible UI.
OK now I'm interested in what the Xperia X1 has got to offer. Still would be stoked at SE's rendition of a Symbian Foundation TouchUI device though.
* How good is the 3.2MP Quality pics - and no fanboy bull of wool that dude pulled over our eyes with the K850i please. Is the pics better than all the previous or current SE A2 phones?
* what is the video recording resolution; QVGA or VGA and at what speeds 15/24/30fps?
I must say that the form factor design - curved slide has the Nokia E90 beat in terms of size - but how slippery is that keyboard for rapid typing on??
Thanks.
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Posted: 2008-11-02 22:38:53
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Here's nice review from pocketnow.com:
http://www.pocketnow.com/inde[....]ortal_detail&t=reviews&id=1107
and nice comparison pics (also from pocketnow.com):
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Posted: 2008-11-02 22:48:52
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On 2008-11-02 21:07:40, Krzysiecw wrote:
I`m afraid that only HTC made it for now in their touch flo ... In next WM 7 this will be avaliable ...
I think the finger touch scrolling is already embedded in WM 6.1. in the Xperia, you can use your finger to scroll all the programs, the media and some other places including the web browser.
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Posted: 2008-11-02 23:12:54
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On 2008-11-02 19:08:44, McKinley wrote:
On 2008-11-02 15:31:40, Tigershark42 wrote:
Here are some questions for X1 owners: when playing music with the X1, can you go to another panel or any other part of the phone and continue listening?
No not with the including media player.
The music stops immediately when you press the panel button and only continues until you select the media panel.
Actually the music still plays - when using the Touchflow player
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It also works through the Windows Media Player, without problems (don't use it but just tested it).
Obviously incoming calls/text interrupt music, but it will restart playing when the call is ended.
Chris
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Posted: 2008-11-02 23:34:01
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To Chris
Does tha Touchflow Player has an equalizer?
Peace and thanks
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Posted: 2008-11-02 23:49:38
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I'm interested in seeing photo's the 3.2mp camera has taken. If anyone can help with any links or upload some then that would be greatly appreciated.
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Posted: 2008-11-03 00:07:49
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On 2008-11-02 23:49:38, d-southwest wrote:
To Chris
Does tha Touchflow Player has an equalizer?
Peace and thanks
No fraid not - I don't agree with them personally. Music is extensively mixed by professional when the original recordings are made, so why change it?
BTW - Volume level is very good. There is a bass boost of sorts, called "Audio Booster".
Chris
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Posted: 2008-11-03 00:32:24
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On 2008-11-03 00:32:24, the_mont wrote:
On 2008-11-02 23:49:38, d-southwest wrote:
To Chris
Does tha Touchflow Player has an equalizer?
Peace and thanks
No fraid not - I don't agree with them personally. Music is extensively mixed by professional when the original recordings are made, so why change it?
BTW - Volume level is very good. There is a bass boost of sorts, called "Audio Booster".
Chris
@the_mont:
Actually, professionals mix music "flat", meaning it is mixed full well knowing listeners are going to manipulate it with their equalizers or tone controls (Bass and Treble). Mixing flat ensures that their recording will sound best on the broadest range of playback systems (from iPods to Big stereo systems to car stereos). Listening to music with no equalization is like eating food with no seasoning...you can do it, but most people like to personalize it to their taste. I believe D-Southwest wants to add tons of bass (like me
). And no recording is going to give that sound without using an equalizer.
@D-Southwest:
Here are some applications listed on Handango that feature equalizers:
LCG Jukebox
Pocket Player
VITO Sound Explorer
I'm sure there are plenty others.
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Posted: 2008-11-03 01:39:00
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Is the touchscreen on this capacitive or resistive and is the touchscreen as responsive/fluid as the one on the iPhone and G1?
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[ This Message was edited by: driftmania on 2008-11-03 01:23 ]
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Posted: 2008-11-03 02:09:04
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@WhyBe
I really don't know where you have gotten this idea from about Music being mixed flat and you are meant to use EQ as basically that's the biggest load of BS i've read for a long time.
Whilst we may all have slightly different preferences of how we like our Music to sound EQ's in most devices are there to help hide the hardwares deficiencies and boost the frequencies they are incapable of reproducing clearly.
The other time when EQ's are necessary is when people encode their music at low bit rates and their isn't sufficient information to be decoded and give good results.
Recording Artists and Producers most certainly do not spend hours and huge amounts of money mixing their Music flat for the user to then use EQ on. So i totally agree with what the_mont has said as that is right and how it is.
I listen to all my Music @256 AAC and never use any EQ settings and that is how the Music sounds best as the Artist and Producer wanted it to sound. Well encoded Music and a good set of Head/ear phones is far more important then some pseudo performance improving EQ that tries to improve the sound artificially.
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