Gioved=EC, 24 apr 2003, alle 17:35 Europe/Rome, Ken Chang ha scritto:
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> some features,
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> - 2.4" QVGA system LCD
> - MPEG-4 (*.3gp file), 10 sec 80 x 60, 5 sec 128 x 96 as attachment
> Nancy is still supported for backward compatibility
> - 1144 x 858 pixel camera
> - 256 KB Java appli, maximum 3 MB internal appli storage (100 appli's)
> - e-book (XMDF format)
Hi Ken
SH53 looks great and I suppose that also the hardware is optimized for=20=
running such large Java applications so comparing teh start-up speeds=20
to the phones you have today on the market is not so useful...
With Java Apps getting bigger it starts to do some competition to=20
phones with more advanced OSs like Symbian and Nokia's Platform 60.
For my recent experience Jeff underlined a very important feature that=20=
Symbian and Nokia's Platform 60 have and should be included in the Java=20=
runtime environment: Call and message activated applications.
Under Nokia Platform 60 this feature is possible at the OS level.=20
Activating message are called "bio messages". This is a quite important=20=
feature as there are a lot of consumer and business applications that=20=
could be developed by using this feature...
Anyway...:
Is the memory expandable?
If not why they are still developing phones with no expandable memory?=20=
This has no logic to me...
After using the Nokia 3650 i think it should be a must-have feature of=20=
any advanced camera equipped phone...
About the comparison between consumer and specific B2B business or=20
corporate applications: I usually see much more heavy use of client=20
resources for consumer apps and much more server based resources for=20
B2B or corporate applications.
> - bilingual (shall we expect it for Vodafone Live?)
Right now there is one candidate for the second generation Vodafone=20
Live phones and it is not so exciting... It could be a Vodafone Live=20
customized Panasonic X70:
http://www.panasonicmobile.com/cebit/eng/x70.html
I think Vodafone has a quiet big stock of the old Panasonic GD-87 (Not=20=
any more in production) as it has launched a number of very=20
interesting offers to sell it. As a consequence on the market a used GD=20=
87 has no value at all here in Italy that could be not so important,=20
but tells you a little about Panasonic brand consumer perception.
As user experience both Panasonic and Siemens have a lot to do... most=20=
of the users find the interface too difficult if compared to other EU=20
phones.
Ciao
Giovanni
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> check the details yourself:
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> http://www.zdnet.co.jp/mobile/0304/24/n_sh53.html
> http://www.zdnet.co.jp/mobile/0304/24/n_sash.html
> http://www.zdnet.co.jp/mobile/0304/03/n_100man.html (mega pixel =
camera)
Humm. I urgently need a Japanese girlfriend to translate this :-)=
Received on Sat Apr 26 12:18:20 2003