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^^ i'd rate HTC desire HD and HTC desire at par - can't decide which is better
Reasons - HTC Desire HD has better specs but HTC Desire is closest to Nexus One and will get custom roms very quickly.
Next would be Galaxy S
Reasons - Closest to Nexus S and hence possibility of getting updates from community. Not number 1 because, I don't trust Samsung over HTC when it comes to official updates coming quickly or even coming at all!
Have no experience with Desire Z, but looks like that maybe lower spec'd, so last.
App name - Snap n Go
Free/Charge - Free of Charge by Samsung Apps
What it does - Transfers files from the PC to the Phone via wifi just by a click. No Cords needed. No transferring from memory cards etc. Visit this link to actually see how it works:
YouTube - Samsung Galaxy S - Snap N' Go
How it performs (your rating) - 5*
Can one access Samsung Apps on Galaxy 3 Android phone ? I can't ! It says that its against Google policy !
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Originally Posted by DCEite
(Post 2190302)
Can one access Samsung Apps on Galaxy 3 Android phone ? I can't ! It says that its against Google policy !
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On my galaxy 3, I can access Samsung Apps but there are only 2 apps namely "this day in history" & "Robert Parker". you are not losing much if you can't access these apps.
Compiled and tested 'Hello World' program on my HTC Desire, it works!
Used Fedora-14 with the Android SDK.
Tested with and w/o eclipse.
Planning to learn Java in the coming days to code something interesting!
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Originally Posted by KRN
(Post 2188253)
Folks,
HTC rolled out the froyo (Android 2.2) update for wildfire last week in Europe and it was expected to come to rest of the world before February.
But guess what, looks like HTC has already released the froyo update for India and my phone is downloading the OTA (over the air update) as I type this!
Way to go HTC!:thumbs up
KRN
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Hi KRN,
I am considering HTC WildFire as my next phone. I am searching for reviews of the phone - specifically the GPS and navigation features.
Does this come with free maps?
How good is the GPS?
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Originally Posted by livyodream
(Post 2189433)
Is there something wrong with galaxy S or is it a genuine shortage in the market ?
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Genuine shortage of AMOLED, Situation will ease out once new AMOLED plants gets operational. This phone is hot selling worldwide and nearly 10 million phones are sold worldwide.
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Originally Posted by jassi
(Post 2189436)
i personally don't know anyone who owns a galaxy S
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OK you don't know a single person out of 10 million :-D ?
Nexus-S it has an NFC chip added.
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Originally Posted by amitk26
(Post 2190616)
OK you don't know a single person out of 10 million :-D ?
Nexus-S it has an NFC chip added.
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hehe no i don't, i mean I haven't met anyone in person and seen the phone :)
NFC - hmm not sure yet of its applicability, especially in India - maybe things will change or maybe i am just ignorant :)
Hey Fellas,
I am in a little hurry hence just flipped through some of the pages on this thread, so pardon my ignorance and impatience.
I am in urgent need of an android phone with a budget of 10~15k. Any help/suggestions would be really appreciated (I have never used android before)?
Found this on some forum.
this is worst news I've heard about Galaxy 3
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Froyo for Galaxy 3/Apollo is scheduled for april 2011 via Kies (official)
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ok.
I have got only another day to take a call.
There are these carrier_contract_fones available (in US).
And they cost like 50% chopped off from the price equivalent to the ones herein India.
They require SSN, as a proof, to buy (it seems).
Now, If I decide to buy any one of these, how easy/difficult legal/illegal is it to
a. bring it to India (right away),
b. Unlock the phone (Sim_unlock)
1. Google Nexus S
2. Desire HD
3. Dell Streak
This is assuming I am ready to risk the warranty(service) of the mobile bought.
care,
Ace.
P.s. Its very very tempting when you see the price difference!!
stupid:
^^ you can get the Nexus S contract free from best buy for 500 bucks.
Even if you get nexus s with Tmobile, the phone itself is unlocked, you can swap any sim into it. Google phones are not locked to carrier. Ofcourse you are legally bound with tmobile to pay them for the monthly contract, whether you use their sim or not on your nexus s.
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Originally Posted by jassi
(Post 2190913)
^^ you can get the Nexus S contract free from best buy for 500 bucks.
Even if you get nexus s with Tmobile, the phone itself is unlocked, you can swap any sim into it. Google phones are not locked to carrier. Ofcourse you are legally bound with tmobile to pay them for the monthly contract, whether you use their sim or not on your nexus s.
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Yeah but what happens if you break the contract? do we have to pay them the full money for the phone?
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Originally Posted by jassi
(Post 2190913)
^^ you can get the Nexus S contract free from best buy for 500 bucks.
Even if you get nexus s with Tmobile, the phone itself is unlocked, you can swap any sim into it. Google phones are not locked to carrier. Ofcourse you are legally bound with tmobile to pay them for the monthly contract, whether you use their sim or not on your nexus s.
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Yes! I have seen..
So, then the US wala get all these phones at wet_dirt price!!
How do they manage!? ( :P )
Look at that iphone 4 sitting smugly at 200 $ !! (son of a gun!)
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Please answer this too>>
We bring a locked phone to India.
Unlocking it is easy?? (for the above 3 phones?)
Any penalty to pay for that?
care,
Ace.
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Originally Posted by sheetumanu
(Post 2190759)
Hey Fellas,
I am in a little hurry hence just flipped through some of the pages on this thread, so pardon my ignorance and impatience.
I am in urgent need of an android phone with a budget of 10~15k. Any help/suggestions would be really appreciated (I have never used android before)?
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Go to the Flipkart website and check out the phones available - I would suggest LG Optimus One or the Motorola phone
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