*** The Official HTC Desire (Bravo) Thread! ***

[TW]Fox;16440443 said:
Surely there must be a simple setting in the phone to terminate active packet data connections?

On a Nokia you simply press and hold 'Red'?

There is, a few ways to do it.

Damn Kahnn thats really bad. Hope you get it sorted.

Keeps thinking mines is pink now, wants one to compare it to now.
 
[TW]Fox;16441053 said:
Ouch, didnt you know dialaphone are offering the same deal for £21 a month after cashback and a free phone on Orange?

The deals on O2 are awful compared to that but I need to be on O2 so that I can be part of an O2 family bolt on as I actually use around 1000 minutes a month with most of them to one O2 number.
 
GSM is normal G.

Btw a "black" photo or black screen doesn't have any pink tint, this is OLED remember, Black is pure black, the pink tint only shows itself when a lower brightness is used and can be more visible on grey shades than anything else. Black is pure black, it's so black you won't see the screen outline in a ptch black room, only what's onscreen (use desk clock as a test).
 
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[TW]Fox;16441053 said:
Ouch, didnt you know dialaphone are offering the same deal for £21 a month after cashback and a free phone on Orange?

Whats the coverage and customer service like though?

I wouldn't touch anyone other than T-Mobile, for those two reasons.
 
The Orange branding is a logo on the back bottom, logo on phone startup and various Orange apps and icons dotted around with a custom logo on the web browser too. Orange have removed Google Talk and some other minor stuff but I'm sure you can install those if someone send you the APK should you require them.

Other than that it's not as bastardised as many other Orange phones are. It is of course locked to Orange as well.
 
The Orange branding is a logo on the back bottom, logo on phone startup and various Orange apps and icons dotted around with a custom logo on the web browser too. Orange have removed Google Talk and some other minor stuff but I'm sure you can install those if someone send you the APK should you require them.

Other than that it's not as bastardised as many other Orange phones are. It is of course locked to Orange as well.

I think what fox was asking is whether the dialaphone handsets were unlocked or orange handsets

I don't think they can have removed Talk, without Talk I can't sign into the market or my account at all, not sure why, but whenever I've uninstalled it I've had to completely reflash my phone :( Or am I thinking of Voice? I get confused :rolleyes:
 
You can't user-uninstall Talk (without Root) as it's a system application so you're on about something else!
 
I just tried mine out, and mine is the same as yours :( I might compare it with my mates Desire tomorrow, but I think I'm gunna have to go back to CPW too.

And mine, but unless for some reason I decide to put the brightness right down and view a grey screen, I'm never going to know (and didn't before this post).
 
Anyone know if this will work on the 3G bands in the USA? I guess not since USA carriers use 850MHz (AT&T) or 1700MHz(T-Mobile USA) for 3G.

From what I've read in reviews, no, as a lot of the reviews say it won't be going to the US in its current form due to that fact.
 
You can't user-uninstall Talk (without Root) as it's a system application so you're on about something else!

Apparently the underlying process is still there and runs, but the front-end app is gone/hidden and can't be reinstalled. Some people have managed to do it manually using an APK file I believe.

TBH the Orange customisation isn't too bad and doesn't really bother me very much. As and when system updates start appearing then, if Orange drag their heels, I might put a standard ROM onto it for faster updates. Some have already done this but, until there's a way back to the Orange one for warranty purposes, I won't be bothering.
 
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