[talks-uk] Re: N85 and E72 with Vodafone
- From: "Eleanor Burke" <eleanorburke@xxxxxxxxxxxxxx>
- To: <talks-uk@xxxxxxxxxxxxx>
- Date: Mon, 18 Jan 2010 17:00:42 -0000
I disagree with Carol here. My choice was to go to Vodafone and take out a
contract with them as they offered talks Standard. I had given Talks a go for
about 2 minutes years before and decided that it was not for me. Then 18
months ago, I changed my mind and was delighted with Talks Standard. It
provided me with an excellent opportunity of becoming familiar with the
Application and the phone, sending and receiving text messages and then
progressing to e-mail, finally to use of the Internet. Once I had become
experienced I was then prepared to pay £50 for an upgrade to Talks premium. OK
I still had a Vodafone phone but again since then I now have an unbranded
phone. It is a case of one's choice and needs I guess. Not saying in any way
that Carol is wrong, just that my approach was different.
Eleanor
----- Original Message -----
From: cheeky chipmunk
To: talks-uk@xxxxxxxxxxxxx
Sent: Monday, January 18, 2010 4:42 PM
Subject: [talks-uk] Re: N85 and E72 with Vodafone
in my opinion I wouldn't get talks from vodaphone because they don't put the
right version on but I have the n85 and talks licence through someone else. I
like the phone and have had it a few months now, Carol
----- Original Message -----
From: Graham Page
To: talks-uk@Freelists. Org
Sent: Monday, January 18, 2010 4:27 PM
Subject: [talks-uk] N85 and E72 with Vodafone
Hi all.
I eventually plan to get out and about to look at these phones but I
wondered if anyone had any opinions before I do.
Vodafone do 3 phones it seems with WiFI and GPS that could work with
Talks, Namely the N85, the E72 and the N97. The N97 is touch screen so I tend
to discount that. The E72 is interesting. I am yet to be convinced that a
tiny qwerty keyboard is practical when typing. I think I would rather have a
keypad with buttons in a 3 by 4 configuration as if the keyboard is standard
qwerty in layout I assume the numbers must end up in a row from 1 to 0 which
would be quite different from using a number pad. I have also heard that
compromise in the audio side has been made that means Talks is not so stable
though I believe the latest talks release helps.
Then there is the N85. the keys seem rather flat compared with the N95 I
have but it appears to have a conventional keypad as well. I believe it uses
an older symbian 3rd generation feature pack so calendar and in-built email
work well. I have read reviews that suggest poor design quality however the
included options look good so the question is I suppose, is how manageable is
the E72 and is it likely to struggle with JAWS and would the N85 therefore be
the better ;phone to go for?
Regards
Graham
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