Kevin Muller wrote:
I am about to buy a blackberry for my hutch postpaid connection. I was
just wondering if there are free alternatives to blackberry.. i was told
I've been using a Nokia E61 with a remote IMAP server for email when on the
road, and it does work fine. Since its IMAP you get
Kevin Muller [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
die !), and additionnaly that model has no camera (I always dreamt
about being able to take photos with my mobile !), and no keyboard (i
mean, there is only a virtual keyboard).
Any other suggestions ?
Maybe the Motorola A1200?
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On 08-08-07 10:35 AM, Kevin Muller wrote:
I am about to buy a blackberry for my hutch postpaid connection. I was
just wondering if there are free alternatives to blackberry.. i was told
that some companies have made similar phones working with
hi Ankur,
Ankur Rohatgi wrote:
I switched to a Nokia e90 communicator recently and unfortunately while
it supports IMAP-IDLE, its not too good doing it. So i had to bite the
bullet and get the blackberry connect software on my e90. Which i think
is still better than getting a blackberry
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On 08-08-07 3:00 PM, Karanbir Singh wrote:
isnt network access cost these days low enough to not need to really worry
about
IMAP-IDLE really ?
Hi Karan,
I agree, especially with Airtel offering ONLY 1 unmetered GPRS plan. The
e90 however had
On 06-Aug-07, at 7:40 PM, Sudev Barar wrote:
That said I find that the device has voltage range of 110~250 so in
over a year not a single power supply is blown, this is without any
UPS etc. neither is any moving part involved so you can say bye bye to
AMC.
Second form factor. Out of the way
On 08-Aug-07, at 11:12 AM, Kevin Muller wrote:
Thanks. I already knew that one, but the thing is that the product is
not yet commercialised (I need something urgently, my mobile is
about to
die !), and additionnaly that model has no camera (I always dreamt
about being able to take photos
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Hi,
I wanted to know, is it OK to use a library licensed under Apache version 2
license, in a GNU GPL version 3 project, as mentioned in [1], that Apache
License, version 2.0 is compatible with GNU GPL.
The library is going to be statically
On 07-Aug-07, at 2:10 PM, Linux Lingam wrote:
ah see, this is it.
a) tut! tut! kenneth, the event is no longer called freedel. it is
called freed.in.
freed.in is not a 'north event' it is a nation-wide event, with
participation from across india and even beyond our borders.
frankly i would
--- Kenneth Gonsalves wrote:
frankly i would be happier if it remained a 'north
event'. The
strength of the foss movement in India is in the
regions. There is
never going to be an all-india foss movement/event.
I feel that in
each region one or more regional events come up
On 7/18/07, Sudev Barar wrote:
On 16/07/07, vivek khurana wrote:
--- Anand Shankar wrote:
Looking for a cool, snap to setup with defaults,
fast to finish
solution for cloning disks over network:
Have a look at http://www.feyrer.de/g4u/ . Might
solve our problem.
Anand
Did you
Intentionally separated the mail for one more issue.
We received the PCs in two lots, Batch-A plain vanilla FreeDOS on
160GB disks, so installing WinXP and Linux and ghosting it was simple.
Batch-B same make and hardware, but with WinXP preinstalled.
For Batch-B we have resized the Windows
On 8/8/07, PJ [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Kevin Muller [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
die !), and additionnaly that model has no camera (I always dreamt
about being able to take photos with my mobile !), and no keyboard (i
mean, there is only a virtual keyboard).
Any other suggestions ?
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