On Fri, 26 Mar 2010 09:57:41 +
Ian Park wrote:
> Next challenge is to set up my personal ring-tone - a
> recording of Grandsire Caters...
the bell tolls for thee :-)
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Keith Edmunds wrote:
> On Wed, 17 Mar 2010 14:03:33 +, step...@rowles.org.uk said:
>
>> You can however set up as many accounts as you like in the standard
>> email app.
>
> Indeed; however, the K9 email app is IMO much better than the standard one
> (and it supports multiple accounts too).
On Wed, 17 Mar 2010 14:03:33 +, step...@rowles.org.uk said:
> You can however set up as many accounts as you like in the standard
> email app.
Indeed; however, the K9 email app is IMO much better than the standard one
(and it supports multiple accounts too).
http://code.google.com/p/k9mail/
Bob Dunlop wrote:
>> To answer Bob Dunlop's question: when I'm away from home I like to use
>> my Aspire One to keep up with email and possibly a bit of web browsing,
>> so I want to be able to use a mobile phone as a 3G/GPRS modem (as I do
>
> If that's all why carry the Aspire ? more or less wha
On 17/03/2010 12:42, Andy Random wrote:
> Looking at the current phone market my next phone will probably be
> Android, though at the moment I'm on the fence about when I'll upgrade.
>
> So a quick question about gmail integration with Android... How well does
> it deal with multiple gmail accounts
On Wed, 17 Mar 2010, Stephen Rowles wrote:
> I barely use the laptop at home now as my phone just notifies me of new
> mails and I can respond using the phone too.
Looking at the current phone market my next phone will probably be
Android, though at the moment I'm on the fence about when I'll u
On 17/03/2010 11:33, Bob Dunlop wrote:
>> To answer Bob Dunlop's question: when I'm away from home I like to use
>> my Aspire One to keep up with email and possibly a bit of web browsing,
>> so I want to be able to use a mobile phone as a 3G/GPRS modem (as I do
>>
> If that's all why carry th
> To answer Bob Dunlop's question: when I'm away from home I like to use
> my Aspire One to keep up with email and possibly a bit of web browsing,
> so I want to be able to use a mobile phone as a 3G/GPRS modem (as I do
If that's all why carry the Aspire ? more or less what I use my N900 for.
Fo
Bob Dunlop wrote:
>> Can anyone with experience of such a machine suggest which models would
>> be worth researching further please?
>
> N900 running Maemo has a nice slide out keyboard. It's more a pocket
> computer that makes phone calls than a smart phone.
>
> I had it acting as a WiFi to 3G
On 03/16/2010 04:27 PM, Ian Park wrote:
> I'm looking around for a phone to replace my current model, a Sony
> Ericsson v630i. I'd like one with a "keyboard" a la Blackberry; it's
> also important for me that I can use it as a modem for my laptop&
> netbook (both of which run Ubuntu). There's no co
> Can anyone with experience of such a machine suggest which models would
> be worth researching further please?
N900 running Maemo has a nice slide out keyboard. It's more a pocket
computer that makes phone calls than a smart phone.
I had it acting as a WiFi to 3G router for some linux boxen wh
Hampshire LUG Discussion List
Subject: Re: [Hampshire] [OT] Smartphones with keyboards
On 16/03/2010 16:27, Ian Park wrote:
> I'm looking around for a phone to replace my current model, a Sony
> Ericsson v630i. I'd like one with a "keyboard" a la Blackberry; it's
>
> (Actually, one I have unhidden it and discovered it, it's not very
> clear how to go any further.)
s/one/once/
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I have a Nokia E63, kind of Blackberry clone. I quite like its
keyboard and can use it comfortably for txting and a little browsing
with its own browser. It pairs OK with my laptop running XUbuntu K but
I have not gone into trying to use it as a modem from there.
(Actually, one I have unhidden it a
One that hasn't been mentioned is the Motorola Droid (or "Milestone"
in Europe).
Adrian
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At 16:31 16/03/2010, you wrote:
>On 16/03/2010 16:27, Ian Park wrote:
> > I'm looking around for a phone to replace my current model, a Sony
> > Ericsson v630i. I'd like one with a "keyboard" a la Blackberry; it's
> > also important for me that I can use it as a modem for my laptop&
> > netbook (bo
On 16/03/2010 16:27, Ian Park wrote:
> I'm looking around for a phone to replace my current model, a Sony
> Ericsson v630i. I'd like one with a "keyboard" a la Blackberry; it's
> also important for me that I can use it as a modem for my laptop&
> netbook (both of which run Ubuntu). There's no const
On Tue, Mar 16, 2010 at 04:27:50PM +, Ian Park wrote:
> I'm looking around for a phone to replace my current model, a Sony
> Ericsson v630i. I'd like one with a "keyboard" a la Blackberry; it's
> also important for me that I can use it as a modem for my laptop &
> netbook (both of which run Ubu
I'm looking around for a phone to replace my current model, a Sony
Ericsson v630i. I'd like one with a "keyboard" a la Blackberry; it's
also important for me that I can use it as a modem for my laptop &
netbook (both of which run Ubuntu). There's no constraint about which
operator it's tied to; in
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