Comments on: Finding the best camera / music / PDA / phone combination

By: Blinda

Blinda — Tue, 25 Aug 2009 02:43:29 +0000

The C902 had been the best before the 8 megapixel monsters started taking up the market. It was used to be James Bond’s phone.The design of the C902 is great, the phone looks sleek and stylish. But its 2″ screen is too smallish, especially for a high end camera phone. Eight touch sensitive camera keys on the screen are amazing, adding beauty and interest to this phone.

By: M. Y.

M. Y. — Thu, 23 Jul 2009 21:27:04 +0000

For the moment, I still carry separate GPS, camera, and phone. Each does its job well. Cell phone cameras make blurry pictures, focus poorly, have tiny sensors with lousy low light performance and they don’t have adequate flash and most of all, they don’t have zoom within the lens (so-called digital zoom just crops your picture and is totally deceptive and useless). Phone GPS may or may not work right depending on all sorts of things. A dedicated GPS with a Sirf3 chip and WAAS always works properly. A small case or fanny pack carries the three items. Maybe in ten years, all items will be one GOOD device. Maybe not. Look what happened to personal finance software– after all these years it sucks worse than ever as to ease of use and reliability, the only things the users really want but things the greedy bastards and idiots who make the software don’t care about in favor of heavy handed advertising and subscription services. Nice. Thanks for the excellent reviews.

By: Antony Owl

Antony Owl — Sun, 30 Nov 2008 02:08:57 +0000

Check out the “HTC Touch HD”, it is promising and I’m about to get it.