It's not a big issue, but I think it's a good feature that shouldn't be missed out.
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It's not a big issue, but I think it's a good feature that shouldn't be missed out.
The only thing I miss about my Nokia 5800 is the notification light(okay I miss Ovi Maps as well). It was so handy to just be able to glance across a desk or a table and see if a light was blinking; as opposed to picking the phone up turning the screen on, checking for messages and then finally turning the screen off again.
I don't have e-mails coming through my phone so if it were to blink it would only be for a text message or a phone call. For now I either have to have the ringtones on or check it at regular intervals, and to be honest I don't like doing either
I don't have e-mails coming through my phone so if it were to blink it would only be for a text message or a phone call. For now I either have to have the ringtones on or check it at regular intervals, and to be honest I don't like doing either
It's not that bad. Just turn the screen on and glance at the notification bar. Let the phone turn itself off.
I am in 2 minds, sometimes I notice the flashing light and other times I don't to then see I've had a message or missed call when I want to check the time. I think people are blowing it out of proportion. It's nice to have and a shame that it might not have it but it isn't going to affect my choice in phone.
That's not what its for. It is to tell you, you've got a notification that you were not aware of. Maybe you were out of the room when you got a text and as you return you glance at your phone "oh it's flashing... I must have a text".
If you are at work and your phone sits on your desk on silent/vibrate all day, it is very useful.
I have never used that feature but can see how it would be VERY useful to me personally for text messages or missed calls, but it is just a tiny inconvenience if it isn't there. Best would be to have it there, with an option to switch off for those who don't need it. It won't put me off buying a phone though.
I have never used that feature but can see how it would be VERY useful to me personally for text messages or missed calls, but it is just a tiny inconvenience if it isn't there. Best would be to have it there, with an option to switch off for those who don't need it. It won't put me off buying a phone though.
Why you jealous dude??...
I like Robbo, he seems pretty fair in his opinions about various phones. Hell i even got the guy to try a Blackberry lol...thats saying something
Why you jealous dude??...
I like Robbo, he seems pretty fair in his opinions about various phones. Hell i even got the guy to try a Blackberry lol...thats saying something
I'm too busy selling drugs and pimping out hoes to use a phone dude.
Why you jealous dude??...
I like Robbo, he seems pretty fair in his opinions about various phones. Hell i even got the guy to try a Blackberry lol...thats saying something
jealous of what? 2 phones is enough for me as i have 2 sims... work / home !
if i liked i could buy any phone i desire outright i don't bother with contracts. will be getting this new Nexus Phone which will be the daddy
I'm too busy selling drugs and pimping out hoes to use a phone dude.
If you spent less time promoting one then you might find the time to use one.
Got any good hoes? God, we've still got five days to wait.
And NFC, and ICS.
I think the battery will probably end up being equal to or worse than the Galaxy S II as the screen is a bit bigger.
There isn't really anything there to get Galaxy S II users to jump ship, especially as they'll be getting an inferior camera.
