sony ericsson K810i and Samsung X500 for non-camera purpose...

what about you?

i used to carry 2 fones too
my friend say this is called "dual band"

am using nokia n80ie

actually what is the true meaning of "dual band", "tri band" and "quad band"?
my friend say it's to call different locations???

it's the GSM network
paiseh ah, i no time to explain
so u can go wiki "GSM" and read yourself

me go eat my dinner now =p

Its the different type of networks... We Singapore used to have another CDMA network together with GSM network...Now its only GSM...

Taken from wikipedia below:
2G

The GSM standard originated in Europe, where mobile phones occupy two frequency bands: one in the 900 MHz range and one in the 1800 MHz range. When GSM technology crossed the Atlantic to the Americas, it was impossible to reuse the same European frequency bands since those had already been allocated to other devices by the FCC. Hence, a different pair of frequency bands were made available for GSM use: the 850 and 1900 MHz bands.

In summary, a quad-band mobile phone is used to designate a phone that can operate in the following GSM frequency bands:

• 850 MHz (U.S./Canada/Latin America/Brazil (Only the carrier Vivo)
• 900 MHz (Europe/Brazil/Africa/Australia/Asia (ex Japan and S. Korea))
• 1800 MHz (Europe/Australia/Asia/Brazil)
• 1900 MHz (U.S./Canada/Latin America)

Some companies refer to this feature as "World Phone", due to the variety of bands a quad-band phone supports.

Note that hardly any quad band phones cover GSM 400 (450 - 480 MHz), a band used in sparsely populated areas or in less developed countries due to its longer range. While a "quint band" phone (400/850/900/1800/1900) is possible, none has yet been announced.

3G
HSUPA devices operate in the UMTS frequency bands 800/850/1900/2100 or 850/1700/1900/2100 MHz:

• 2100 (downlink) / 1900 (uplink) for Europe, Africa, Australia, Asia (including South Korea and Japan) and Brazil (usually referred simply as UMTS2100
• 1900 for North and South America
• 2100 (downlink) / 1700 (uplink) for T-Mobile USA alone (usually referred simply as UMTS1700
• 900 for Australia (Optus and Vodafone Australia in rural areas) and in countries that currently use GSM900 in the future
• 850 for North and South America, Australia (NextG)
• 800 for Japan (NTT DoCoMo in rural areas)

Note that being UMTS / HSDPA / HSUPA quad band doesn't mean that phone is a GSM / GPRS / EDGE quad band. However nearly all HSUPA quad band devices are EDGE quad band too.

Five and Six band phones (800/850/900/1700/1900/2100) are possible but none has been announced.

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kinda confusing...but it's ok
as long as i can receive and make phone calls/sms, i am happy!

In Singapore..dun really have to know too much...just know got Singtel, M1 & Starhub...just choose one.
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handphones used to be only for calling... and only can be used in those call-zones
then start to have all sorts of functions
now got camera, wifi, GPS....

The more functions the more complicanted to use.
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saw the same ad all over NEL stations

Nokia N78

me no like candybar
and the buttons looks suxx

im using a nokia atm.
thinking of trying out SE next.
still waiting for them to have a nice design with the functions i need.
best if it comes in pink.

the current one with pink is not up to my standard, unfortunately.
short of the wifi.

but i now considering to change both my handphones liao...
the samsung phone change to nokia E51.
SE K810i change to SE G900..

hmmm...need money...need money...need money...

www.mobilegazette.com/nokia-e66-08x06x16.htm

i like the specs.
but i think the design could be better.

KIV.

considering N96 atm

Ah... that terms is also commonly used previously when i was in the Navy but generally we use CB more often... --> Canteen Break...MUAHAHA
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Anyone own a Samsung F480? My plan is due for upgrade.. saw this phone and somehow seems attractive and the price seems resonable. Wonder how is the battery life and the specifications?

the quote in quote in quote in quote msg is making me relli dizzy

Haha, we will cut the quote in quote in quote thingy short next time round hee hee
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anyone using Omnia?
batt can last how long? (not bery heavy user.... sms-intensive.... incoming call more often)

fireice, do you have any idea what is the current selling price of the omnia without plan?

according to http://www.mobilesquare.com.sg/products/products_detail.asp?pid=756&cid=...

$960

i want the white version!!!

still very expensive...
fireice, want to buy together? see if buy 2 got cheaper or not....kekekekeke

hhahahaha
economies of scale

who else want to buy omnia??? lai lai lai!!!

Nay... Iphone is so much better except for the battery life part...---> sucks totally
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