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Originally Posted by Bubby (Post 1263385)

MOTOYUVA - Motorola W270

This only has 2.5mm and not 3.5mm audio jack??

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Originally Posted by Jaggu

You are the welcome, sometimes we overlook the obvious, one more thing if you dont want to create multiple folders/or sync software doesnt select different folder (not default).

Configure one contact book/list in Outlook express, second one in MS outlook ie if you have both.

Thats true at times we are looking at such complex solutions that we overlook the simpler ones :)

Dont have outlook express. I will try with default Address book

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Originally Posted by Bubby (Post 1263428)

Exactly, even I feel the same.

If the phone would had been around 22k, I would have for sure bought it this weekend. Now will have to look at other options :Frustrati

I just checked the prices for E75 and its 22K in Noida. E71 black is 19k

A good comprehensive review here of Nokia E75:
Nokia E75 review: Business on the slide - GSMArena.com

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Originally Posted by androdev (Post 1263493)

This only has 2.5mm and not 3.5mm audio jack??

Why you need 3.5mm audio jack ? Moto is providing headphones with the handset.

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Originally Posted by Raja (Post 1264214)

A good comprehensive review here of Nokia E75:
Nokia E75 review: Business on the slide - GSMArena.com

Thank you, long time since i visited them and this sums it up well, though they are fan boys of HTC until they were ignored for a launch lol invite

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Final Words
Adding value to an already impressive fleet of business handsets is by no means an easy task. And since there's no doubt that the E75 is up to the E-series standard - there's nothing too big to complain about. Though, well, there's nothing too big altogether. Nokia E75 is just an alternative: it's the usual Eseries skill with a different approach to QWERTY and compact design.
But before we dig deeper in the E-series ecosystem, let's look for a meaningful competition to help us better define the Nokia E75. The form factor and the smart platform pretty much narrow the list down to a single nominee outside the touchscreen world. HTC S740 sports an almost identical spec sheet and it costs the same, so it's purely a matter of OS preference here, isn't it?

The side-slide QWERTY form factor is a Symbian debut and the fact that it packs in a pleasantly compact and nice handling piece of gear is only in favor of the E75. Its only problem is it's launched after the stunning E71 and thus risks being burdened with the wrong expectations.

Form factor aside, the only things Nokia E75 has over the E71 are the FP2 and the VGA@30fps video recording but that doesn't give it much of a multimedia edge. Nor does the 3.5 mm jack (that's another novelty) make such a big difference to us.
But anyway, even if the E75 has nothing groundbreaking to offer it still can't be ignored as a viable Eseries option. After all, a handset that sits between E90 and E71 just can't go wrong. There maybe nothing to write home about but write you sure will.

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Originally Posted by aZa (Post 1264107)

I just checked the prices for E75 and its 22K in Noida. E71 black is 19k

Thats great aZa, not sure why at the launch it was quoted Rs 26,200.

A friend lost her Nokia N73 yesterday. She needs to buy a replacement. Requirements:
1. Good camera
2. music phone
3. lots of memory
4. not a flip or touch screen

Budget is around 10k. Please suggest quickly. She needs to pick one this evening.

Thanks!

sorry for the late replies friends but had been travelling for the past few days and had no access to the web :(

anyway, if anyone in Kerala is interested i can have it arranged but other states not quite sure.

and yes it is win mo 6 standard and is not a touch screen.

Someone please help!A friend lost her Nokia N73 yesterday. She needs to buy a replacement. Requirements:1. Good camera2. music phone3. lots of memory4. not a flip or touch screenBudget is around 10k. Please suggest quickly. She needs to pick one this evening. Thanks!

^ The Rokr E8 would be a good choice

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Originally Posted by deathwalkr (Post 1265040)

^ The Rokr E8 would be a good choice

Thanks Deathwalker, isn't E8 a touch screen phone? She is wanting a keypad one.

na dude the E8 is not a touch screen phone. and with the finish it carries am sure she would love it :)

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Originally Posted by Steeroid (Post 1262992)

Err...you can do this on outlook (File As).

I know, but it applies the rule only to the contacts that are added after enabling the File As to desired setting. To change the order for those that already exist, you need the third-party software.

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Originally Posted by Steeroid (Post 1262992)

Depends on how you set up your sync - you've obviously set it up to replace items on the PC with those on the Mobile Device.

Thats the thing. I didn't understand how this conflict resolution works. I assumed that the idea would be to copy all contacts that are unique in each device to both contacts lists, and to selectively decide only when faced with a contact that has the same name on both devices but one could be a more recent and thus, possibly updated version of the same. Which is the definition of a 'conflict'. :) If the contact items are unique, where is the conflict? I think my older phones used to work in the way I describe.

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Originally Posted by Steeroid (Post 1262992)

Fear not - all deleted contacts are in your 'Deleted Items' folder. Ctrl+A, Ctrl+C and Ctrl+V will bring them back.

Yes. This is what I discovered to my relief, after 15 seconds of being extremely terrified of impending castration with a blunt spoon.

The problem though, was that I had manually removed a lot of entries which were - a few that were not required, and a LOT of entries that were duplicate but not recognized by the software I used to clean up the contacts since although they were the same name, one would have a '+' before the number and another wouldn't. I had done this for about 900 contacts. And when the sync caused the contacts to F.O., they all ended up in a mess together in the Deleted Items list. :Frustrati

By the way, might come to Dubai end of this month. Could sure use some personalized WM6 tips. ;)

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Originally Posted by dushmish (Post 1265161)

Thanks Deathwalker, isn't E8 a touch screen phone? She is wanting a keypad one.

oh no dont even think about E8 if music is a priority. I had a beta version with me for two weeks and the music quality is as worse as they come. Forget about compairing it to a dedicated music player it was a whole lot worse thab my not for music Nokia N82.
Before you ask, I tested it with my creative EP 630's in-ear headphones.