When are we going to see a new Curitel (Hyundai) phone

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#18915 23-Aug-2005 10:00

From the Telecom site:

Built-in 1.3 million-pixel camera with 262k colour screen includes a flash, auto-focus lens, digital zoom, self-timer and night modes

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#18916 23-Aug-2005 10:02

My question on this handset is, does it use Lightsurf or have a full inbuilt MMS service?

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#18917 23-Aug-2005 10:12

I haven't had a chance to get my hands on one yet, so I'd be interested in knowing if our existing APT TX95/115 cable works with it. If not it might be time for another driver rewrite, or sourcing a new cable.

Anyone had a chance to plug one in yet?

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#18918 23-Aug-2005 10:18

Indeed it uses Lightsurf, which is a pain :/

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#18940 23-Aug-2005 12:48

bettyboop_pink: Quote from the Handset brochure: "Now you can capture those special moments with a photo or video clip. The built-in mega-pixel camera includes a flash, auto focus lens..." wouldn't this only make it a 1 mega pixel camera?? I think it is ay!

The term megapixel is easily understood, and often used to refer to cameras in the low one MP range. Look on the phone itself (around the lens) and you will also see 1.3MP

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#18941 23-Aug-2005 12:50

Why is Lightsurf a pain - please clarify.

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#18942 23-Aug-2005 12:50

cat-mince: Indeed it uses Lightsurf, which is a pain :/

Lightsurf lets me get all my photos and videos from my phone to PC at zero cost.

For that reason alone I think its great. Took a lot of getting used to though.

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#18964 23-Aug-2005 14:05

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cat-mince: Indeed it uses Lightsurf, which is a pain :/

Lightsurf lets me get all my photos and videos from my phone to PC at zero cost.

For that reason alone I think its great. Took a lot of getting used to though.

upload from phone and logging on from pc?

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#18966 23-Aug-2005 14:12

Correct - Xtra online album. I like it, very easy to use.

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#18968 23-Aug-2005 14:22

I prefer my 6255, can save received pics (unlike my TX115c) on my phone and it has bluetooth to transfer them. I just find lightsurf slow. Having MMS built in is a much simpler way of doing things. Just my humble opinion

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#18999 23-Aug-2005 18:32

brad05: I prefer my 6255, can save received pics (unlike my TX115c) on my phone and it has bluetooth to transfer them. I just find lightsurf slow. Having MMS built in is a much simpler way of doing things. Just my humble opinion

That only works if you have a bluetooth phone of course.

People who paid $199 to get an 8100 Sanyo when they were on sale can use Lightsurf to acheive the same end result, without having had to buy a mid-high end phone to get Bluetooth.

Lightsurf in my opinion is great (for me), but probably not everyones cup of tea - especially if you actually do a fair bit of direct communicating using MMS. (Its great for taking photos to use later on, or archive)

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#19005 23-Aug-2005 20:11

Doesn't sound too flash on the camera side of things... *quotes*

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#19008 23-Aug-2005 20:26

Was the camera quality set to highest?
phone flashs normaly don't make a diffrence to picture even when in dark if there are any phone flashs that do please tell me.
What is the talktime and standby time like?
How big is the phones built in memory? how many pictures and txts can it hold?

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#19009 23-Aug-2005 20:28

spazz: Doesn't sound too flash on the camera side of things... *quotes*

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#19024 23-Aug-2005 23:15

samsam:are any phone flashs that do please tell me.

The flash on this phone is quite horrible to tell the truth, on the 6255 it is not too bad for night shots. But not good enough for good quailty pics. Same goes for the TX115c. If u really want night pics (at the moment anyway) use a proper camera

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