Samsung Galaxy S I9000

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Reply # 352540 17-Jul-2010 06:27
lokhor: If you're interested in Amazon you should check out bookdepository.co.uk Thanks yeah they are good, although not the same amount of options... especially when it comes to Galaxy S accessories ;-)

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Reply # 352544 17-Jul-2010 07:12
Machpants: Hi: Home pages: Apps Apps Page 2: Settings (a cog shaped thing) Wireless and Network Settings (1st option) Mobile Network Settings Access Point Names :) For me I have been unable to send emails, I have a GMail, Hotmail (auto set up) and works own server using GMail SMTP. These all went through the set up test fine but don't actually send the emails. They stayed in the outbox for hours and disappeared but were never sent. Any ideas? Do I need to use smtp.vodafone on all of them? I had Wifi on for half the time and off for the 2nd bit. You just using the gmail app? what email client are you using? I've actually only used the gmail app so far and had no issues.. I am not sure if vodafone interfere with port 25 or not haven't tested it. Try changing the smtp port to 587, or 465 for ssl/tls you should be able to bypass vodafone if they are mucking aronud with port 25....which they probably are.. (were you using port 25?)

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Reply # 352545 17-Jul-2010 07:18
Machpants: You mean out in the darkest Wairarapa we have HSPA? Sweeeeeeet... Off to Wikipedia to learn more :) Thanks for the help guys. EDIT: 52 kbps down, 239 up ... this being my first foray into mobile web, how does that sound? Not too good to me. Check this out http://www.vodafone.co.nz/coverage/ I get great coverage when I am in the mighty Wrapa,

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Reply # 352546 17-Jul-2010 07:18
I am using the included email app so I can have my main 3 accounts in the same place, none of them are using port 25 though. so my gmail SMTP is: smtp.gmail.com 465 SSL and my uname and p/w my hotmail smtp is: smtp.live.com 587 TLS and my uname and p/w both those settings picked up auto, test worked OK and receive mail fine.

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Reply # 352548 17-Jul-2010 07:22
So hold on, why aren't you using the included gmail app for gmail, instead of the email app?

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Reply # 352549 17-Jul-2010 07:27
basicallythis: So hold on, why aren't you using the included gmail app for gmail, instead of the email app? Yeah because I want all three acounts on the same page, rather than opening 2 dif apps for dif accounts.

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Reply # 352551 17-Jul-2010 07:55
Machpants: basicallythis: So hold on, why aren't you using the included gmail app for gmail, instead of the email app? Yeah because I want all three acounts on the same page, rather than opening 2 dif apps for dif accounts. And at the end that's what Google wants people to think: why have multiple accounts. Let's all use GMail. It annoys me on Android devices (other than the Galaxy, which I haven't touched yet) that you have separate databases for contacts, tasks, emails depending on the application, if not using Google's own. Try Moxier, RoadSync, Touchdown and each will have its own repository, separate from the phone's defaults. Mauricio Freitas (Geekzone Admin, Devil's Advocate, my blog, technology disclosure, my tweets, Web Performance Optimization) Geekzone Price comparison \| Amazon Kindle order page \| How to get the best out of Geekzone \| New Zealand IT Jobs \| Geekzone News \| Jinglebugs

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Reply # 352552 17-Jul-2010 07:59
Yep and that sucks!

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Reply # 352553 17-Jul-2010 08:03
Machpants: You mean out in the darkest Wairarapa we have HSPA? Sweeeeeeet... Off to Wikipedia to learn more :) Thanks for the help guys. EDIT: 52 kbps down, 239 up ... this being my first foray into mobile web, how does that sound? Not too good to me. I get about 700kbps down and about 800kbps up in Wellington by way of comparison. Will check next time I am in Martinborough. That is using speedtest.net, maybe there is a better way actually test the speed of the HSDPA?

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Reply # 352554 17-Jul-2010 08:05
Mine is using the speedtest app by the speetest.net guys, so same thing I guess. Cheers be interesting to see what you get.. enjoy the wine ;)

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Reply # 352556 17-Jul-2010 08:12
Machpants: Mine is using the speedtest app by the speetest.net guys, so same thing I guess. Cheers be interesting to see what you get.. enjoy the wine ;) Using the app I get 930k down and 330k up.

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Reply # 352560 17-Jul-2010 08:43
kiwitrc: Machpants: Mine is using the speedtest app by the speetest.net guys, so same thing I guess. Cheers be interesting to see what you get.. enjoy the wine ;) Using the app I get 930k down and 330k up. I wee bit better than here, well next time you fly in see what you get. EDIT: No need! Just selected a dif server (CityLink in welly) and I get: 1375 down, 333 up. Win :-)

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Reply # 352759 17-Jul-2010 17:59
So what's the verdict i9000 v desire? I read a recent review if these 2 bs the iPhone 4, and the desire came first followed by iPhone then galaxy. What do you guys think? I currently use iPhone 3G but am on the lookout for something else. Ta

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Reply # 352762 17-Jul-2010 18:10
All the reviews of seen galaxy is definitely better than desire. Galaxy/Desire vs' iphone 4 can go either way, it's like comparing apples to oranges. The choice comes down to which platform you prefer, i think i'd prefer galaxy bc I am a tinkerer/geek when it comes to gadgets and I also don't like being forced to use itunes, and only being able to synch with 1 computer. Also I think galaxy will be a bit cheaper than iphone 4. HTPC - Intel i3-2100 / 12GB / 13TB Storage / HD4670 / HVR2200 / Win 7 x64 + MediaPortal 1.3 Final PC - Intel e8600 / 8GB / HD5830 / Win7 x64

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Reply # 352775 17-Jul-2010 18:58
Xt1ncT: So what's the verdict i9000 v desire? I read a recent review if these 2 bs the iPhone 4, and the desire came first followed by iPhone then galaxy. What do you guys think? I currently use iPhone 3G but am on the lookout for something else. Ta They aren't even in the same league. What review was that? someone that has shares in HTC? Galaxy far better screen, bigger and super amoled. Desire has standard amoled which is almost impossible to see on a sunny day. Galaxy full multitouch (not crippled like in desire) Galaxy kills the desire in cpu and gpu performance and that is without even having froyo on it. Galaxy has the potential to kill it in I/O. They are different generation phones. I came from a nexus one, I miss the trackball (for coloured notifications and the body)

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