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Whilst 1GB is woeful, I think 320MB is unbelievable!?
Am I reading it wrong?http://www.gsmarena.com/sony_ericsson_xperia_arc-3619.php
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Am I reading it wrong?http://www.gsmarena.com/sony_ericsson_xperia_arc-3619.php
Well, the Arc screen is very, very good.
It doesn't quite have the colour depth of AMOLED or the sharpness of the iPhone 4 screen, but it does have a better balance of both sharpness and contrast than both retina and AMOLED screens... if that makes sense.
The 320MB ROM should be fine as you can put many of the apps on the SD card if required, although it could do with being a bit higher, certainly.
Whilst 1GB is woeful, I think 320MB is unbelievable!?
http://www.gsmarena.com/sony_ericsson_xperia_arc-3619.php
It's a joke...there should be no reason for it.
Many of the apps I use are not sd :/ can't use any more on my desire
I would have to check it out, the dot pitch may be too high for me
To be honest, in the current market you aren't going to get a phone that does everything perfectly, the technology is too widespread/patented/etc.
You just have to prioritise what you use the most on your phone and get the one that ticks the most boxes
You just have to prioritise what you use the most on your phone and get the one that ticks the most boxes
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Do you know if there's a list of Android apps that can be moved to an SD card using Apps2SD for example? Or will the Android app sites tell you for each app they list whether it can be moved to/run from an SD card or not? I can't imagine I'd use up enough of the Sensation's 1GB to worry about it, especially if I can move most of my apps to SD. I might just check the apps on my Magic and the apps I'd be interested in with my next phone to see how much space I would need on the phone itself for apps that can't be moved to/run from SD.To be honest, in the current market you aren't going to get a phone that does everything perfectly, the technology is too widespread/patented/etc.
You just have to prioritise what you use the most on your phone and get the one that ticks the most boxes
I think so i got it 4 months ago i thought my screen was great ...untill i say my brothers.
HTC sensation Smack down: i have posted this before but a few more phones have been added. click here for data
Do you know if there's a list of Android apps that can be moved to an SD card using Apps2SD for example? Or will the Android app sites tell you for each app they list whether it can be moved to/run from an SD card or not? I can't imagine I'd use up enough of the Sensation's 1GB to worry about it, especially if I can move most of my apps to SD. I might just check the apps on my Magic and the apps I'd be interested in with my next phone to see how much space I would need on the phone itself for apps that can't be moved to/run from SD.
I'm not sure if there is a list as there are so many apps, but I generally found that any large apps, like games, usually always have the SD card option.
1GB is quite a lot, most apps (non games) are a couple of meg at most.
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Cheers Robbo.
Is the EVO 3D coming to the UK? HTC haven't announced it yet so I guess it won't be here for a while yet.
http://www.engadget.com/2011/03/28/htc-evo-3d-coming-to-europe-keeping-the-sexy-name-and-specs/
Well i prefer the htc for size and feel, light phones have a habit of falling from my hands, plus the sgs2 will no doubt feel cheap and plasticky. Plus the 3d has a better battery and storage over the sensation.
I might hang on for a dual core xperia arc as i do like that phone.
Well i prefer the htc for size and feel, light phones have a habit of falling from my hands, plus the sgs2 will no doubt feel cheap and plasticky. Plus the 3d has a better battery and storage over the sensation.
I might hang on for a dual core xperia arc as i do like that phone.
From an earlier preview in late March: http://www.mobilecrunch.com/2011/03/22/hands-on-with-the-sprint-htc-evo-3d/
The screen will have been the final version... and exactly what I expected, a bit naff.
i would like the arc [with a few tweaks], dual core would be prefered, but its no big issue, i dont play games on it that are stressing,
better resolution screen,
bigger storage, the screen just being lcd may kill it for me, otherwise id get it now
i also like sturdy phones too
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Hopefully if I end up with this, it won't have the same issues sending txts as my Desire, my gf's Desire and a mates Desire.
Works fine for a while then we get endless 'message not sent' errors regardless of what SMS program is used. All 3 handsets are on a different network as well.
Works fine for a while then we get endless 'message not sent' errors regardless of what SMS program is used. All 3 handsets are on a different network as well.
Happens to me as well.
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me too on htc hero. figured it was either a bad rom or orange. i have reception, click send, it disappears and i get message not sent. wait until reception comes back and retry then same thing until randomly it'll work.
what about phone calls. e.g. sat in my seat not moving i just got a voice mail 10 seconds ago so i rang voice mail straight away with full bars of reception, within a few seconds it changes to no reception what so ever, hangs up and then it's back in about 10 seconds. having mobile phones before for almost 10 years i've never had this issue until android
what about phone calls. e.g. sat in my seat not moving i just got a voice mail 10 seconds ago so i rang voice mail straight away with full bars of reception, within a few seconds it changes to no reception what so ever, hangs up and then it's back in about 10 seconds. having mobile phones before for almost 10 years i've never had this issue until android
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