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Is there no way to sync an Android phone directly with Outlook and get all your contacts in the phone? If you export to CSV, I guess you will loose the photos.
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Originally Posted by sagarpadaki
(Post 2443351)
I think your old phone was a sony ericsson.You have to change the format of contacts manually.No other go
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Yes, it was a sony ericsson. Did you face similar probs importing your old contacts ?
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Originally Posted by phamilyman
(Post 2443478)
You should save it into a CSV, then process it via excel. That should do it. worst case - email me a sample, i'llwrite an excel code and send it back to u :)
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Could pls PM your mail id.
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Originally Posted by JMaruru
(Post 2442716)
LG Optimus One for 8.9K. It meets your requirements.
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Originally Posted by phamilyman
(Post 2442774)
Dell XCD35 does the entire job. Should go to 800 or 900 mhz max. 1ghz is pushing it. Letsbuy+rcomlb1 coupon.
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Thanks guys. I am tempted to buy the Zte Blade a.k.a Dell XDE 35 as phamilyman suggested. Optimus One is a VFM buy but the Blade has got a much much better display for a price difference which totally is justifiable.
And CM7 is officially available for the Blade. :thumbs up
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Originally Posted by mTorque
(Post 2443362)
I just got this phone few days back. I feel its a good VFM phone considering is Android.
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Will the battery last for more than 2 days, in case we turn off all the unnecessary features (BT, wifi, GPS, animations etc.)?
Some more basic questions. (I don't have any exposure to Android)
1. Does phone have flight/ offline mode?
2. Does Alarm work if phone is powered off?
3. Can we access phonebook while typing messages or vice-versa access messages while on call? Is this a standard Android feature?
4. How is video playback?
Android OS battery drain bug...
2.3.4 was supposed to solve this bug, but for me 2.3.4 has introduced it! Display shows around 2 hours (1h 53mins) usage and still Android OS (CPU total: 1h 8mins) is draining more juice than the 4.3" S-AMOLED+ screen.
Any suggestions?
Phone: SGS2.
2.3.4. XXKG1.
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Originally Posted by CrAzY dRiVeR
(Post 2443781)
Android OS battery drain bug...
2.3.4 was supposed to solve this bug, but for me 2.3.4 has introduced it! Display shows around 2 hours (1h 53mins) usage and still Android OS (CPU total: 1h 8mins) is draining more juice than the 4.3" S-AMOLED+ screen. Any suggestions?
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Phone: SGS2.
2.3.4. XXKG1.
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Had the same issue with my SGS2, a factory reset couple of days back had increased battery life by 10%. Let me see how it performs over couple of charge cycles.:)
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Originally Posted by Live To Jive
(Post 2443488)
Is there no way to sync an Android phone directly with Outlook and get all your contacts in the phone? If you export to CSV, I guess you will loose the photos.
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Can someone help me with the above. I should receive the phone today or tomorrow.
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Originally Posted by dkaile
(Post 2442929)
@rohan iitr
why dont you read this review by engadget to assess its quality. Though it still does not replace a blackberry for a BB user, but they are comparing it with phones almost 3-4 times its price. The Indian model also has 3G. In my opinion it's a very good proposition given its throwaway price - Samsung Galaxy Pro review -- Engadget Mobile
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Thanks for the link. They have mentioned that this model suffers from poor wifi reception and network reception. Not acceptable for me.
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Originally Posted by phamilyman
(Post 2443038)
Because no one is buying it?
Its a straddle piece
- too small a screen makes junta buy the optimus one or the xcd35.
- the hardcore qwerty guys will buy a blackberry anyday for its superior mail integration and just all around text goodness.
For those who want it - its a good piece. a friend has had one for 3 months and no complaints IIRC
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Thanks. Even I feel that this phone couldn't find its place in the niche segment it was meant to target. This phone was meant for users of other OS to dip their toes in the Android waters and get a feel of the Android OS before taking the big plunge. Somehow the strategy has not worked for them. I guess the poor battery backup and reception issues might be to blame.
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Originally Posted by mTorque
(Post 2443362)
I just got this phone few days back. I feel its a good VFM phone considering is Android. The only -ve I can think of is its battery, considering that we overuse the internet and play with media when its brand new and especially if its the first android that you buy.
Many negatives have been said about the screen resolution, but I feel it all depends on what you are graduation from - if you are used to iPhone and SGII, you may feel that the resolutoin is less.
You have very few phones (on this price range) that is Android and has a qwerty keys. I got this one from letsby for 7.5k
P.S:
I haven't used a BB or Android before, I was ussing a SE P1i before.
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Thanks for the review. I don't have have any problems with the lower screen resolution or the lack of features in this phone. (I am currently using a feature phone, so even an entry level Android phone would be an upgrade for me :D). But I am having doubts regarding the battery backup and signal reception of this phone.
Call me old fashioned, but I feel that the primary function of a phone is to make phone calls. If the battery backup and/or signal reception is not good, the phone is no good for me. Also, all the fancy features in smartphones are usable only when it has sufficient battery juice to make use of those features. (I am the kind of person who feels that the mobile phone should need charging only once a day, no matter how heavily it is used. Told ya, I'm old fashioned :D)
Even though Samsung Galaxy Pro is a VFM phone, it doesn't seem to suit my requirement.
Did you compare this to Nokia E5 ? Any comments on E5 ?
Rohan
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Originally Posted by clevermax
(Post 2443553)
Thanks guys. I am tempted to buy the Zte Blade a.k.a Dell XDE 35 as phamilyman suggested. Optimus One is a VFM buy but the Blade has got a much much better display for a price difference which totally is justifiable.
And CM7 is officially available for the Blade. :thumbs up
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Is Blade officially available in India? I see only XCD35 which is priced at a premium.
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Originally Posted by Live To Jive
(Post 2443906)
Can someone help me with the above. I should receive the phone today or tomorrow.
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- Boot up the phone
- Add outlook account
- Sync
Problem solved.
Or if you are planning to import from your own outlook installation, then CSV is the way to go. It takes less time than the time you've spent in posting your queries ... serious! :)
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Originally Posted by rohan_iitr
(Post 2443935)
Thanks for the link. They have mentioned that this model suffers from poor wifi reception and network reception. Not acceptable for me.
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The phone has excellent call quality and acceptable wifi reception for the few hours I tested it. JFYI. Indian model has a different radio hardware I suppose, as it supports 3G unlike the US model. Nokia is a dying brand.
Otherwise if you are still not convinced, I would suggest you spend a little more amount (2-3 times more) and get a better phone from among the many options already discussed here.
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Originally Posted by phamilyman
(Post 2443951)
- Boot up the phone
- Add outlook account
- Sync
Problem solved.
Or if you are planning to import from your own outlook installation, then CSV is the way to go. It takes less time than the time you've spent in posting your queries ... serious! :)
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Sorry about that, but I really don't have much knowledge on this subject, that's why the questions. I'll try once I get the phone.
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Originally Posted by Live To Jive
(Post 2443973)
Sorry about that, but I really don't have much knowledge on this subject, that's why the questions. I'll try once I get the phone.
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arre brother, i just meant in a friendly matter of fact way. You are worrying much more than you should - just let the phone boot up and u'll see how simple it is :)
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Originally Posted by dkaile
(Post 2443962)
The phone has excellent call quality and acceptable wifi reception for the few hours I tested it. J...
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While I agree with Rohan on the primary functions of a cell phone, I am glad to know that call quality is good in Indian models.
How good is the speakerphone and the ring tone volume?
Can we hear the phone ringing in noisy environments?
How loud will it be if it is kept inside a ladies purse and the lady is in the market?
On another note, HTC phones with HTC Sense support a feature where the phone will sound louder while inside a bag and the volume will automatically reduce when the phone is taken out of the bag.
Is that feature part of Sense 2.5?
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