sabby said:It would be great if you compare this to the N900.In fact, a review will be always welcome.
smnrock said:price and location you bought?
smnrock said:^Thank you. I've ordered mine from EBAY and now its struck in courier(due to may 1st,they didnt deliver today)
What about radio? I've heard lots of bad about its signal reception and wifi capabilities![]()
Oh, sorry.. i didnt mean FM radio's. In general i referred GSM/3G signal, wifi and bluetooth all compined as radio. Lots of discussions are going on in XDA about these, so asked about it.desiibond said:Radio is loud and clear. Tried using my sennhieser earphone and packaged headset. only radio one has some noise. Radio City is crystal clear.
smnrock said:Oh, sorry.. i didnt mean FM radio's. In general i referred GSM/3G signal, wifi and bluetooth all compined as radio. Lots of discussions are going on in XDA about these, so asked about it.
H2O said:Congrats for your purchase. The phone does look Legen---(Wait for it)---dary.
Have you used a 5800/5230/5233, is the UI a very big step up from Touch Symbian? I bought a 5233 today so would like to know. Thanks.
coldice4u said:I have read that the default music app is quite feature less? Are any good music apps available on the App market? Also is the music quality dependent on the hardware?? in such a case a diff player wont make much of a difference.
vpraveenis said:Hi.. Congrats on your new legend. From your posts, I see that you have come to like it a lot. :hap2::hap2:
I am currently using a 5800 and have no issues with it. It does more than what i want and I was quite content with it..... Was happy that i need not change my phone for quite sometime.... But then came a twist.. One of my firend got a legend and I spent 5 mins with it and I came to like it a lot... the UI was great and fluid.... Had a tough time looking at my 5800 again :no::no:
Initlal Impessions - Phone looked solid and UI was great... but I need some more detailed info before I decide to go for this phone.
vpraveenis said:1.Music- I'm not a hardcode listener but I would prefer audio with good mids and lows (bass). The 5800 was ok for me and if legend is better than 5800, it would more than suit my requirements. I use a sennheiser In-ear phones.
Yes. the smooth and fluid UI is everywhere. haven't faced any issues with speed as the 600MHz processor and 384MB RAM does the job really well.vpraveenis said:2.UI - For the 5 mins i played around, I liked the UI. Is the UI fluid across all areas of usage? Any noticeable decrease in speed/performance with multiple apps running in the background?
vpraveenis said:PS: I also had a chance to play with Nexus One and the live wallpaper was absolutely cool thing to show off. It might require high processing and might drain battery, but it was cool!!! I think they are part of android 2.1. Are they present in Legend?
vpraveenis said:3.GPS Navigation - With nokia offering lifetime navigation, my 5800 was great to use and in FW v50 the gps lock happened within 20 secs and this was one of the strengths of the phone. It did not require any data service and is totally free. What is the case with the Legend?? Does it come with a built in app for gps which offers free navigation?? or any android apps with good maps for india?? This might be make or break thing for me
vpraveenis said:4.Games - games on 5800 was only ok.. nothing great and lack of multi-touch made it difficult to play. How are games on Legend? Have you tried any good 3D games in it?? It will be helpful if you can post a mini review on gaming. Like the fludiness, touch responsiveness etc..
yes. theoretically, it should. But problem is that apps are not yet available. I was told that Core Player 2.0 will soon be out for Android and it will do full Divx. But, trust me, when you convert movies to MP4 and play them on this phone, they look stunningly good (thanks to AMOLED)vpraveenis said:5. Movie Playback - 5800 did not play .avi files directly. So I converted to MP4 and watched. It was a small hassle but I could live with it. I think .avi support is not there in Legend by default. Any third party apps to do it well?? If not can it play the MP4 as nicely as the 5800?? Theoretically it should, with a much powerful hardware, but does it play well practically??
vpraveenis said:6. Battery Life - My 5800 will last for a little more than 2 days with my usage. voice calls for an hour, around 50 sms, 10-20 mins web browsing on WLAN and 3hrs of music everyday. How long will the battery last with the same amount of usage with the legend?
vpraveenis said:7. Firmware updates - A general question on HTC policy... Will htc provide updates if a newer version of android comes up?
vpraveenis said:It would be great if you can add other niggling issues that you face For ex: Some basic feature that should have been there but not present in 5800 are
1. Marking multiple items - A pain go to options and mark each item one by one in s60v5
2. Frequently messaged contacts - SE has this wonderful feature where the last few contacts messaged would show up when clciked on send with a new message. Absent on 5800
3. Contact - calendar synchronization - Adding a birthday in contacts does not add it as an entry in the calendar automatically in s60v5
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8. Alphanumeric touch keypad - Does legend offer alphanumeric touch keypad like 5800 for smsing?? I am quite used to the alphanumeric T9 and find qwerty a little difficult as it requires use of both hands.