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^ I overheard someone using their hardware upgrade to get an iPhone 4 ... if they can manage to find one, sell it, buy the Captivate outright and still make some money. Either or, I can't wait for this phone anymore!!!! |
How is the push e-mail on the Galaxy S? is it comparable to a berry? instantaneous? |
If you have Gmail, it is literally instant. I don't use anything other than gmail anymore, even for all my sites, so I can't comment on imap or exchange or whatever other outdated methods people use ;) |
Ordered this phone thru smartone vodafone for weeks and it still hasnt come yet... Also pre ordered an iphone4 thru them and it has arrived already... But definitely picking up the galaxy s instead of the iphone Posted via RS Mobile |
Took a good look at the Galaxy S and still going to get an iPhone 4. The main dealbreaker for me is that all our cars have iPod docks built in to connect to the factory stereo, and a big part of my phone is also using it as my main portable audio player. Using a mini headphone jack as your line-in source to your head unit is a joke, IMO. If you have equalizer settings on your phone, you have to turn them off when using in your car to get it to sound good. You have to play with the volume on your phone/head unit to get the best compromise in sound quality/levels. And you have to play with your phone to select songs/playlists instead of using your head unit to do this. And when it's all said and done, you still have a headphone amplifier circuit feeding your stereo its audio signal, not the best solution. Aside from the App Store, to me one of the biggest advantages to the iPhone is the wide support for Apple's dock connector. Factory car stereos, aftermarket head units, home stereos - there are a lot of different products that your iProduct can simply plug into and work with right away. Now if the Android phone manufacturers could agree on a standard dock connector, then they'd really have an amazing product. They agree to run Android, why not agree on a dock? |
Car manufacturers should just allow Bluetooth connection for audio. Then it wouldn't matter what phone/player you have - if it has stereo BT, it will work. |
i do not have an ipod dock nor a line-in jack in my car. Dvd audio ftw! Posted via RS Mobile on the other hand, Rogers now has an official page for the Galaxy S Captivate... release date still hasn't released but I can smell a release coming soon. www.rogers.com/captivate |
The anticipation of the release date is killing me! |
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Yeah, I just go for USB as well (as my aftermarket HU supports it), which is great as I have a choice to use a crappy USB thumb drive to carry all the music or I could connect it to the phone. |
how's the reception/quality of the Bell's HSPA+ network? specifically in Richmond and Coquitlam area? i'm thinking of finally making the switch from TELUS cdma that i've been on since 1998... |
><" I can't wait until this damn phone is released... I hope they release it by the 27th.. (so I can use it on my trip...) Oh yeah, in case you guys haven't heard, Rogers does all their HUPs through stores now... no more waiting for UPS! |
Rogers ships phones pretty damn fast though. I usually get next day. |
im probably getting this phone.. my g1 was a very very good phone except it was chunky, had low battery life and screen sucked.. what are the main competitors for this phone? EDIT: for bell is it $150 for the phone with any plan you want or do they force you to get a certain plan? |
Seems like the iPhone4 and the HTC Desire/Nexus1. |
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so the smartphone combos or the regular talk and more with data as a feature |
so apparently an unlock solution has been found. http://www.mrcellphoneunlocker.com/ this guy claims to be able to unlock for time being. catch being phone has to be rooted and unlock is done through adb or sth. can anyone confirm? |
That site looks super crappy. Plus he's charging $40 to root a phone???? |
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Varying levels of discount are for voice-only plans. Full discount would apply to a 3-year voice-and-data (they call it a "premium" plan) or voice plus data plan. To get the $150 price you need to sign a new contract with voice and data. Posted via RS Mobile |
There is a unlock method that is supposed to work on ALL iterations of the Samsung Galaxy S. You actually find the unlock code yourself on the device. Anyways, you can find the unlock method via the XDA Developers forums. I would post the direct thread but their forums are down at the moment. Also, users have CONFIRMED the unlock works on the Bell version of the Galaxy!! |
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Awesome. Free Unlock. Just need to root the phone first. Copied the following from AndroidForums: You must be rooted Here's how to grab your unlock code off your own phone, for free! Connect your phone via USB and open an adb shell (you need the SDK installed) My SDK is installed in C:\Android cd c:\android\tools adb shell Now that you're in shell type in the following su dd if=/dev/block/bml3 of=/sdcard/bml3.bak Mount your SD card on your computer and open bml3.bak in a hex editor. Search for the string SSNV (it's in caps). You'll see something like this SSNV.±Ì.ž.Ì.å....`Få•1Š>...OÊÄÏñ..ý“œÌ5..ÇõÎ_.coõã Ò@×`^ãQ.ÚR=€[¥×‡ùáâß-P.5370859753708597.51531930.00000000100100101#3101 503101703111803104103109809 9999# In my case, the 51531930 is the unlock code! So basically, it's the second set of numbers (separated by periods). Pop in a foreign SIM and it'll ask you for an unlock code. Punch this baby in and you're unlocked! |
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