lol.. more students use O2 XDA II mini....

I would say a lot of young adults.

i am also using o2 mini too.....

1. tmh1973 - fund manager in KL
2. julchin_09 - ME Undergrad
3. dantwt - mech. engineering undergrad
4. sumbody - SPM candidate
5. porkchop - Senior marketing exec.

students like it coz its "mini"..
compact yet powerful..
agree??

Yeah...and it hasn't reached RM3K which is sort of like the cut-off mark for me.... And yes its a great device in a small package. The only better thing than this would be the ATOM. But they have to clear out some bugs first.....

Hehe..im still undergraduate..jus owned my o2 mini..
wanna ask proz here..is WM5's software compact v WM03 which currently im using now..can o2 mini upgrade to WM5?

cannot, currently mini cannot upgrade to WM5 due to the system problem . Although the some WM5 device got same spec with MINI !

btw, WM5 not so nice compare with WM03

WM5 has newer alarm tones compared to WM2003SE but that can be downloaded. Besides that the Biggest Plus for the WM5 is the persistent storage where when your battery runs out, you won't lose you information installed into you device unlike WM2003SE. Battery Konk, there goes all your programs.....

1. tmh1973 - fund manager in KL
2. julchin_09 - ME Undergrad
3. dantwt - mech. engineering undergrad
4. sumbody - SPM candidate
5. porkchop - Senior marketing exec.
6. azfy - Technical Engineer. (Explosion Protection Field)



come and get your xda mini crystal case.. 2 more left...click [here] sorry off topic

i notice that there;s 2 type of battery when i enter to the POWER menu?
anyone care to explain?

btw.. u guys always deplete the batt power b4 charging or always charge ur mini whenever possible?

normally... every morning when i come to my office.. i just plug in the usb cable into my Xda mini.. and it will charge the battery.. until the battery full then i take out... seldom use the charger except in long holiday.. till now.. 1years plus already.. my battery still ok.. it still can last 3 to 4 days...

ermmm i just saw in garage sale someone selling imate JAM ..this is HTC magician same as O2 mini ...the user has been able to upgrade the RAM from 64 to 128...can we do it here in MaLAYSIA?

yup, u have to find ur self .. but after 128ram, also cannot up to WM5

One is backup battery and the other your normal battery. The backup Kicks in when you normal battey drains out. This only keeps your device running to sustain the programs already installed in it and you are not able to use it. Its also for a short while only...long enough for you to get hold of a power source/adapter.

As for charging...I try to charge mine only when it drops below 30%. I hardly use my usb cable now cos I just take out the SD-Card and slot it into my Notebooks built in reader. I've already installed all the programs I want so using the cable to Sync my device to the comp is not necessary...

i remember that i read somewhere about this battery thinggy.. it says dat litium-ion batteries last longer if u maintain its power more frequent. dat is always charge whenever possible.. on the other hand, nickel-metal-hydride(ni-mh) batts lifespan is based on number of cycles..
i dont know whether its true anot coz its not from a high credibility site.

and also im not sure if this explaination is jus for AA/AAA rechargable batts or including cellphone/pda batts..

can someone pls clarify??

Hey proz outhere..do u guys have any idea bout changging o2 mini msg ring tone?i mean can we import our ring tone such as wav. or mid. file?any software sopport it?pls teach me ya..thx

This post has been edited by Calcool77: Mar 6 2006, 10:19 PM

no cannot, u can only use .WAV files !!
just put ur .WAV files in WINDOWS\
that's all !

nobody wants to comment on the battery thinggy?

check wiki...

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/LiIon

This post has been edited by hangy2k: Mar 6 2006, 11:14 PM

Guidelines for prolonging Li-ion battery life

Unlike NiCad batteries or NiMH batteries, lithium-ion batteries should be charged early and often. However, if they are not used for a longer time, they should be brought to a charge level of around 40%. Never use the battery care functions some cellular phones provide for nickel based batteries. (This will deep cycle the batteries.)