Upgrading Phones

[justinsigns]

We will be upgrading mobile phones in June when the contract is up and thinking of the HTC HD2 as it has office mobile on it which would be ideal for onsite quoting for me.

Was hoping someone else had this phone or knew of someone and what they thought of it.

Comparing it to the iPhone, it seems alot better. Expandable memory, bluetooth file transfer and is a touch screen.

I was going to get the iPhone and was told that I need iTunes to transfer images since Apple cut out bluetooth file transfers.

Is anyone able to verify this?

[Brendan]

Hey Justin,

I have a HTC Hero, its based on the Google Android operating system and its a pretty cool phone!

I have open office on it so I am able to open most office documents pretty easily.

The Android phones are really ticking it to the iphones now, they are fully open source which means heaps of cool stuff gets written for them, and you dont need to be tied into apple at all - i.e; itunes.

HTC have a whole range of android phones coming out over the next few months, I recommend checking them out!

[Bennett]

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[The Start Up Sage]

Brendan - good info. We have been Blackberry (Storm) based and are also looking to other option. Storm is too gimmicky and sensitive.

Bennett - let me be polite. In Australia, a 'cell' is a place we put d-heads. And a 'reverse cell' may well be the position you will be forced to assume by your fellow inmates when you keep spamming this Forum.

[RyanChadwick]

I have friends that have HTC's and iPhones and I think both are quite good. I would avoid WinMo phones.

Experience has shown me that Apple stores are good for advice as well as Telstra shops so maybe you could go into both and spend some time playing with the phones and grill their sales people on all the things you'd like to be doing with them.

[nmsptyltd]

Good day mate,
At the moment i'm using the Samsung Nexus II, I could say its better than the Iphone

[pink_briefcase]

I'm using an old Nokia phone and I love it....I can text and call that's whats important to me...



Keep on keeping on...

[missBiz]

Good day mate,
At the moment i'm using the Samsung Nexus II, I could say its better than the Iphone

me too, I also prefer Samsung Nexus II

[eversuccesseful]

I have a Nokia e71 what a mess when someone rings you answer and it turns it self off.
spoke with telstra but no help there said it is time to up grade to a new one but still have 6months of the plan to run but don't worry we will put that on the top of the new plan.
Later I learn it just needs a up date.
telstra the people company derrrrr
cheers Peter

[katewillson]

New Apple App Launched for iPhone, Guaranteed to Hook Fishing Enthusiasts

[katewillson]

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[katewillson]

i want to bye new mobile can u suggest ,me

[katewillson]

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[katewillson]

i want lasted mobile phone can any one help to

[katewillson]

nokia company is agud company i have three mobile phone

[katewillson]

but still i want new phone

[katewillson]

can any one tell me more about apple phone

[katewillson]

new i phone 4

[katewillson]

New Apple App Launched for iPhone, Guaranteed to Hook Fishing Enthusiasts









FishingCam, the new Apple application photo making tool from Terry Gall allows users to create fun and realistic pictures with the “perfect catch”.

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An exciting new application is waiting to bait iPhone users with a taste for fishing. FishingCam has been developed by applications maker Terry Gall. It is designed to create realistic looking photos of fishing enthusiasts with different types of dream “caught fish”.

The perfect catch

FishingCam allows individuals to attain that moment of glory with a champion fish. By using the application, they can create photos of themselves or their friend with the “perfect catch”. The user must go to the Destination option and selecta winning fish from the application’s gallery. There are two folders to choose from: Coarse Fishing and Sea Fishing. The former contains the Common Carp, Mirror Carp, Bream and the Rainbow Trout while Sea Fishing has a selection of fish caught primarily at sea.

Nothing fishy

After the user has selected his fish from the two categories, he can take an existing photo from his photo gallery or take a new one. His selected fish will automatically be added into his chosen picture. With the use of the FishingCam’s Compose technology, the fish may be moved, rotated or resized to sync into the picture flawlessly. The application even allows the user to erase bits of the fish in its Edit option. This is to make way for hands or for other objects overlapping with the fish.

Go fish

The “perfect catch” picture cannow be saved or shared online, through social media networks or through Email. It may also be printed out as a card to be given away or to be framed as a memory. The resulting photograph is so realistic that many wonder if it is indeed real. Now, even if the fishing trip did not go as planned, the photograph will tell friends and family otherwise.

Bait proof

Users have been enthusiastic about this new add-on for their iPhone so far. According to fishing hobbyists, the biggest frustration about fishing is not the hours spent waiting by the water for a catch. Rather, it is coming home to friends or family and having to face remarks about not having been able to catch anything. With FishingCam pictures, this is no longer the case. They are provided with photographic proof that their day spent outdoors fishing was well worth it.

Fish dreams

One fisherman delights in the choices of fish available in the application. He claims that these are the kinds of fish that even the most veteran of fishermen can only dream of. According to him, being able to finally have a picture with them is nothing short of incredible. Being able to share it with friends online is another bonus of the FishingCam app.

About FishingCam

Interested users can download the FishingCam app for only $0.99 from the Apple App store or at the FishingCam website at http://fishing-cam.com (http://fishing-cam.com/). FishingCam is also applicable to other Apple devices such as the iPod touch and iPad with an iOS of or 3.1.3 or higher.

You may view fan page here: http://www.facebook.com/pages/FishingCam/185455688192210

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