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Guest AaronSoup

Just been reading a press release saying htc are working on a new phone for the launch of orange's upcoming 3g network.

the network is to be released in q3 of this year and other operators working on 3g phones for orange include alcatel nokia and motorola.

Hopefully we'll be seeing three g orange spv300 this september! :)

the only thing i'm looking forward to is the prospect of a high speed net connection (3g is 378kbps) and hopefully a megapixel camera.

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Guest mcwarre
I just hope their 3g data access prices are better than their GPRS access prices

You are joking aren't you? They have to recoup their outlay for the 3G license some how and guess who's gonna pay for it......

Back on topic:

A HTC 3G phone? Cool, more beta testing for us! I will never buy a HTC phone ever again; they are unreliable, (seemingly) untested, pieces of cr*p.

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Guest AaronSoup

They are currently testing the 3g network in 4 parts of France (being a french comany and all).

They will be doing a 4000 peron test in various places in the uk including London and Manchester..

No idea how to put my name forward for beta testing,,,,

Aaron

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Guest drblow
A HTC 3G phone? Cool, more beta testing for us! I will never buy a HTC phone ever again; they are unreliable, (seemingly) untested,  pieces of cr*p.

WORD!! :)

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Guest dazza12
A HTC 3G phone? Cool, more beta testing for us! I will never buy a HTC phone ever again; they are unreliable, (seemingly) untested,  pieces of cr*p.

You do realise that HTC also make the XDA2 (also Orange M3000), and every Compaq / HP iPAQ? The only non-HTC Smartphone on general release in the UK is the Moto. Do you really want a Moto?

Just thought I'd let you know before making any expensive future mistake.

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Guest mcwarre
You do realise that HTC also make the XDA2 (also Orange M3000)
They may make it but they sure as hell didn't design it. They manufacture it to the standards laid out for them.

and every Compaq / HP iPAQ?

See above.

The only non-HTC Smartphone on general release in the UK is the Moto. Do you really want a Moto?
Got one and believe you me it is of far better quality than any HTC designed & built phone. I had my original SPV replaced 6 times due to faults with it (not me dropping it or owt, pure faults).

Just thought I'd let you know before making any expensive future mistake.

Gee, thanks for that because I haven't made any mistakes, expensive or otherwise. Firstly, the MPx was free, and secondly it is a stable, well designed and well built phone. Maybe HTC should ask Motorola for lessons.

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Guest AaronSoup

Well built phone!! Man all I did was threw my mpx at a wall in a drunken rage and it snapped in two... :lol:

Maybe that is asking a little too much from Moto though :)

mpx is the best designed smartphone available... Motorola did a great job on it... If only it was Smartphone 2003...

Still looking forward to the new SPV... If it's going to be Oranges flagship model then I expect it to a) have a nicer on the eye design :lol: be properly tested (the last thing Orange needs is bad publicity for 3g, it's going to be hard enough persuading people to buy them already :lol:)

Maybe i'm asking too much though lol...

Aaron

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Guest chucky.egg
No idea how to put my name forward for beta

http://www.trials.orange.co.uk

Don't suppose it's there yet, but that's where they tout for "testers" to try out new flaky services.

I was on the GPRS pilot, got free GPRS before it was launched and got *2* GPRS handsets for free. Wouldn't mind a couple of 3G handsets (but no HTCs for me either, thanks all the same).

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dazza12 wrote:  

You do realise that HTC also make the XDA2 (also Orange M3000)  

mcwarre wrote:

They may make it but they sure as hell didn't design it. They manufacture it to the standards laid out for them.

Think you might find that HTC does the design in collaboration with the cost and target market desires of the customer.

You might also find HTC making phones for Moto soon.

Did you know that Moto doesn't make or design the MPx series phones? All Taiwanese ODMs.

Seems a couple of you had repeated major problems with smartphones, but you appear to be in a very small minority. I have had problems with mine, but I still won't go back to my old handset (T68i)......unless mine dies again :)

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Guest Maverick

You are joking aren't you? They have to recoup their outlay for the 3G license some how and guess who's gonna pay for it......

What we probably dont realise is that we are already paying for it via high GPRS access charges !!

Back to the topic: What about EDGE phones? Are there no plans to introduce EDGE by the networks?

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Guest Pondrew
the MPx...is a stable, well designed and well built phone. Maybe HTC should ask Motorola for lessons.

Strange. I could have sworn there were reports of bottom left diagonal/button combinations not working, getting stuck on moto screen, poor signal strength (often leading to battery discharge in a short space of time), and a VERY HIGH (didn't Awarner suggest nearly 100%) chance of sim card clips failing on that phone?

I wouldn't use the words stable or well designed myself.

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Guest londonlad

LOL, to the moto build quality fans...

guess who they're gettin to build future models?

can i get a H ?

can i get a T ?

can i get a C ?

now scream H T C ! :)

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Guest AaronSoup

I agree on the signal mpx thing... it;s kinda s*** on the mpx...

as for Edge... if nokia 7600 is EDGE on 3g network, i see no reason why any future MSMobiles can't have it....

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