just wanna ask...what is the general size of an 8mp pic taken by a c905?

oh okay...what's the batt life like? normal day to day usage?

image size 3264 x 2488 (~2.7mb... isn't this 8mp?

what if maybe like light gps usage and mp3 through headphones, and normal camera usage?

firstly...they take pics of food because it's close range and usually it's in a well lighted place. so almost all cameraphones look nice because it's close range.

2nd. they take pics of food because it doesn't have squares, or fixed shapes, or visible lines so it will be easy to make even a bad cameraphone look good at those kind of pics.

3rd. colour wise foods does not have a fixed colour, so it will also be easier to fool people that the food's colour looks as it supposed to be even when it's not.

for me that's is considered good for medium usage..taking in mind this is an 8mp smartphone.

oh sorry..its not based on s60 right?

dont need to spam here only to say it's a featured phone. i get it and understand it. somebody else already said that.

i asked this question and nobody even answered: is it a s60 phone? or maybe u don't know these kind of things?

man..please contribute a worthwhile information.

This post has been edited by alpha_company: Jan 26 2009, 07:57 AM

you owe me nothing...and dont be angry for spamming info that others have already told me just one previous post. cough *featured phone*cough

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Added on January 26, 2009, 6:33 pmis this a dev tool for creating apps for the phone?

This post has been edited by alpha_company: Jan 26 2009, 06:33 PM

for a high end SE phone i wouldn't worry much about the slider, especially for an original set phone. i tried it before and it's fine. used quite a few sliders before..

if you take care of it properly it won't be a problem at all.. though sliders can't last as long as a normal candybar shaped phone and it applies to every phone.



@yangxi

Great close up pics of the sliders.

This post has been edited by alpha_company: Jan 27 2009, 08:09 PM

better go to claim the warranty...it's your right after all