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Its totally perfect, i nearly bought one that was a flip down or a hard back case but im so so glad i got this one instead!
I wouldn't bother with that Orange app, stick with 3G Watchdog - it's customisable to your contract and auto turns off mobile data when you reach a limit set by you.
Battery life for me has been fine, basically full battery after a day of just texting. Keep the internet off and you'll last for ages
point in a smartphone with no webz?
I think he just means turn off 3G and/or Wifi when you know you don't need it.Originally Posted by Biscuit
~'Armaments, universal debt, and planned obsolescence--those are the three pillars of Western prosperity'~ Aldous Huxley
Guys check out of CallTrack and Timeriffic apps. They rock!
What's the use of Calltrack exactly?
~'Armaments, universal debt, and planned obsolescence--those are the three pillars of Western prosperity'~ Aldous Huxley
Webz is all well and good, but it's a massive drain on your battery if you keep the internet on to sync your stuff all the time. If you can cope without email and location always on, just sync when you need to.
To be honest, the internet on smartphones is something of a novelty for me. I don't spend my life on twitter and facebook so that "always-on" functionality is lost on me. I use it for those times when it's just stupendously handy to be able to get directions on the go, or look up opening times for some shop, etc. Short bursts of functionality
Calltrack logs your calls on the calendar so you can see when you called people and how long for http://gizmodo.com/5510453/calltrack...oogle-calendar.
Anyone tried the paid for national rail app?
At £5 I decided to stick with the free one, and their website (nationalrail.co.uk)
I don't mean to sound cold, or cruel, or vicious, but I am so that's the way it comes out.
I haven't even begun to scratch the service with the apps and the stuff I want to do.
Your all a bunch of gits
I'm sorting out my HTC Desire now from virgin as I already have their full package so adding a phone to this isn't going to be an issue.
Hope someone can help me ????
I have had my phone for a few weeks now and I am very happy with it.
I am looking for an app that allows me to have caller ID (picture) without having to use gmail, facebook etc.
I have also purchased a case for the phone
http://cgi.ebay.co.uk/ws/eBayISAPI.d...m=360254555394
looks very similar to the official HTC item but at a fraction of the cost.
Mine is saying "Low on phone storage" already.
I have a 4gb Sd card in it, so is it just a case of moving apps and stuff around?
Is there an app that lets me move stuff to the SD card?
root and apps2sd - but thats not so much an app as a path to enlightenment
Vodka
666moe666 (18-05-2010)
Great. So the only way I can do it is rooting the phone
I thought phone companies would have had this already in place by now...
how many apps do you have on? big bits like gps maps are put on the SD card anyway and its only the core program that gets put on the phone - your not packing it with music or something are you?
Vodka
Ordered mine from Expansys last Thursday @ £400 which was better than Amazon. Unfortunately mines on back order until the 27th
Im liking the official case! Going to have to get one of those, shame it doesn't come with one tho...
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