For those who are not aware we are currently having an issue with people buying and selling outside the Ebay section of the site.

This practise has now caused the start of accusations of people being conned out of their money.

With immidiate effect any posts found offering to sell or buy devices should be removed without warning and pinned notices to this effect need to be placed in each topic section of the site.

ALL for sale adverts must go through Ebay only to give a basic form of protection.

http://ars.samsung.com/customer/usa/jsp/fa...mp;AT_ID=233819

I would like the CE07 if you have it. If not, DB05 the latest version is OK.

In short, the reason I need it is because I bricked my i770 during firmware upgrade. I would like to try to flash it with some Samsung flashers.

Please help me out on this. Thanks a bunch!!

1. The right side of the screen (maybe last 16 pixels to the right) doesn't seem to align, and it's not a calibration issue. Maybe it's hardware, but I hope software.

2. Manilla 2D doesn't seem to install, even the non-HTC device versions

3. The MicroSD slot won't accept - or even recognize - my 4 GB microSD card.

Can someone please help? Thanks!  <_<

EDIT: Never mind on the #1 and #3

Settings please!

thx!

http://wiki.modaco.com/index.php/Samsung_i700

At the moment, it's just a basic device specification, but later it'll be padded out with device specific tweaks, guides and all the other goodies

However, if you feel it could be improved, you can by all means go ahead and edit it or post some suggestions for guides etc here

Enjoy

Phil

Thank You

P.S.:Here is a picture of the display.

Release Date: May 2003

Processor: 300Mhz Intel XScale PXA250

Memory: 64 MB SDRAM, 64 MB ROM

Operating system: Pocket PC 2002/2003 Phone Edition

Screen res: 320 x 240

Memory card: SD/MMC (SDIO-compatible)

Camera: internal 0.3 Mpx (270 degree swivel)

Bluetooth: NO

Wifi: NO

Joystick: 5 way

Input Methods: Handwriting/Character recognition/Onscreen keyboard

Bands: Dual

In our area, Verizon is the number one carrier do the two options for devices are the i600 Smartphone or the i700 PPCPE.

I've had both and both have their benefits. But it all comes down to what you need it for. For me...the smartphone will do.

For some of the sales folks who dont want to lug around laptops into every meeting, I recommend the i700 for email and built in Word and Excel viewing and Editing.

The camera on the i700 is great in good lighting and the lense is protected by the swivel feature.

the screen is bright and clear indoors (though very washed out outdoors in direct sunlight).

The thin battery makes the phone very thin and light where you almost forget it's size. But you really need the extended battery if you want to get any real usage out of it, lasting beyond the day or even the next at times depending on usage. (Though I charge every night so it's hard for me to tell honestly....but the one or two times I did miss the nightly charge, I was fine all the next day.)

Voice Dial (Just like on the Smartphone i600) ROCKS!!! You can reassign your record button to immediately launch the app where you can dial ANY number in your phone book by voice without EVER having to train the names into the system. It's been correct 99.9% of the times I used it with the rare exception of some non-phoenetically pronounced names. You can even digit dial and launch apps. All-in-all, an excellent application.

I was sad to see it go....but I'm not a rich man....so when it's time to move on to a new device (which seems like every 3 to 6 months, I sell my old device at a slight loss and get the new one) Sometimes I even make money. I love EBAY!

If you need a PPCPE under Verizon and you dont mind the ever so slight bulk....the i700 is a great choice.

Hopefully, Verizon/Samsung will release PPCPE2003 early 2004 for the device which will tidy up some little bugs soon. (Like the lack of automatic/periodic email send/receive via POP3...for example).