A TMN tem uma nova secção na Loja Virtual, e chama-se Usados.
Tal como o nome indica, a marca está a vender aparelhos usados, em excelentes condições, muitos são topo de gama a preços muito, mas mesmo muito baixos.
Além de ter ofertas bastante boas, a qualidade dos aparelhos também é algo que nenhuma outra operadora consegue combater. Dificilmente conseguem encontrar um HTC ao preço que está na TMN Usados.

Ainda no site da TMN ao selecionar um telemóvel, pode-se ler;
“Os telemóveis Usados TMN são equipamentos quase novos, submetidos a rigorosos testes onde se efectua uma limpeza da memória e são repostas as configurações TMN de origem, com garantia de 1 ano.”

Para ver estes e outros dispositivos que possam juntar-se á secção de Usados clique >AQUI<

E já agora, não seria nada mal se a malta da TMN gostasse da publicidade, e me oferecesse um HTC destes… Ganhavam um cliente novo (vindo directamente da concorrência)…

Playing around with my HTC TYTN II SmartPhone. Used the EveryTrail GPS mobile app to track me as I drove from Bagmane Tech Park to my home. I then uploaded the GPS track onto the EveryTrail web site. Here is the result:

Click on the image above to see an interactive view of this trip on the EveryTrail web site. The interactivity is mind-blowing!

Of what earthly use is this, you ask? Well, if someone wanted to assassinate me with a precision missile…

Note that I managed to hit 90km/hour inside Bangalore city! Just call me Mad Max!

I’m seriously thinking about getting a new phone. My HTC Tytn ii is getting old. It still works well, but needs a makeover…an extreme one. A year of abuse, being dumped into a cluttered handbag, sports bag or into the cradle in the car has done the fascia no good at all. With an 18 month contract still in play (why, oh, why do we have those now?), I need to wait a little longer – apparently, any leftover contract term gets added…before you know it, a contract could end up being 24 or even 36 months…with one handset? Get real! They are not built to last, and it certainly wouldn’t be cool to have a three-year old phone, would it?

So, I’ve been watching Tweets to see what phones get ‘Twitter Traffic” and @willcarling is all BlackBerry’d up (the Javelin, don’t you know), @StephenFry has seven iPhones (though don’t ask him why) and many others are talking about various Nokias…

Personally, I like the HTC Touch HD. It looks good. The functionality sounds great and it’s available on one of the two networks in the UK that I will sign a contract with (that I already have contracts with).

Yes, I’d like an iPhone, but I’d miss TomTom and it would mean a contract with a company I have no intention of signing with!! I know I could buy a ‘hacked’ iPhone from eBay, but would I really want that…? I don’t think so. So, how do I get iPhone functionality without ‘that contract’? I buy an iTouch and an HTC Touch HD. A little bit extravagant? Perhaps…but it sounds good, doesn’t it?

The Blackberry Storm sucks.
My phone operator is threatening to withdraw the Blackberry Bold because of ongoing performance issues.
The Nokia 97 doesn’t have a release date (and the speculation is getting a bit silly now)
I remain with my useless brick of a HTC TyTN II, all singing, all dancing won’t do anything I want it to when I want it to (although the day will come when it will whistle through the air with resounding satisfaction from an arm long practiced at Rounders and Softball. Git-ish damn thing)

There's a QWERTY in there!

Along comes IMOVIO iKit.
Who?
Precisely.
Anyway these guys (or girls – we’re not keen on sexism around here. Much) have tickled a few peoples curiosity with their potential release…

At RRP £99.00, this tiny little (business card with attitude size) gadget has a QWERTY keyboard, Wi-Fi, 0.3meg camera and apparently will run LINUX. It has 64MB Ram and an SD slot allowing it to expand to 8GB.
Cool!
Uh, ‘cept that it only has 4hrs battery life, no headphone jack and USB is all 1.1.

Fun for a gadget teenager, perhaps?

I’m going to go glare at the Acer One 3G and will one being gifted to me, please and thank you.

*sigh*

Last year I wrote about the HTC TyTN, which was later superceded by the TyTN II (AT&T Tilt) as the daddy of all productivity smartphones.  Since then HTC has moved on with its Touch range which aim to turn up the style, which was a bit lacking in the TyTN series.

Of the three new Touch models (Diamond, Pro and HD) the Pro is the closest successor to the TyTN range with its slide out keyboard.   I will make comparisons along the way to the Samsung Epix, which does a similar job in a very different style.

Picking up the Fuze is an altogether different experience to the Tilt it replaced.  HTC has taken everything good about the TyTN range and made it sleeker.  The all glass look is smart and the back cover has the beautiful angled surface first seen on the Touch Diamond.

One backwards step compared to the Tilt is the reduced number of buttons on the front of the Fuze.  Whilst instant access application buttons are present on the keyboard like the Samsung Epix, the Fuze makes you either slide out the keyboard or use screen presses like the iPhone.  Whilst this is not a huge problem it does make the Epix feel like a quicker phone to navigate.

The other significant change from the Tilt is that the Fuze loses the tilting screen, which seemed like a fragile but useful feature on its predecessor.

The Fuze feels mightily more petite to hold than the Tilt, but still a tad chunky in its depth to accommodate the keyboard.  Overall it looks smaller than the Blackberry Bold or the Samsung Epix but the Fuze’s 6oz weight makes the 4.4oz Epix less bulky in a pocket.

The Fuze has a more useful keyboard than the TyTN series and most other smartphones.  There are now five rows of keys, which reduces combination presses to a minimum.  The keys also have a positive feel, which aids typing speed.

For those who like to work outdoors, the Fuze’s screen is far brighter than the Tilt’s.  I’m writing this outside in full-on New York bright winter sunshine.  You don’t get much color contrast, but at least you can see what you’re doing.

The Fuze’s big screen advance is its resolution which, at 640×480, is simply spectacular.  The only comparison worth making is to the Blackberry Bold, whose screen is of similar quality.

The TyTN series packed a powerful punch for its time and the Fuze hits even harder.  The Fuze has a whopping 0.5GB of ROM for Windows Mobile to play around with.  Pair that up with a 528MHz processor and you have a device which flies along.  At one point I had 15 applications open simultaneously and the Fuze just kept going.  Operating system navigation is very responsive and AT&T’s Cellular Video streams well, as long as you have good 3G coverage.

There is also a MicroSD card slot which can handle cards up to 32GB to satisfy your thirst for videos/music/photos/applications.  MicroSD cards are now pretty cheap, I saw an 8GB card recently for $18.  However the Fuze loses brownie points for hiding it’s card slot under the back cover, unlike the TyTN which had exposed access on the side of the phone like the Samsung Epix.

The Fuze comes with Opera Mobile as the default browser.  This does a good job and offers multiple tabs and good finger control, but still plays second fiddle to Safari on the iPhone.  This is partly due to the iPhone’s larger screen and also because Safari renders pages better overall in my opinion.

HTC has enhanced its TouchFlo interface to ‘3D’ status with the inclusion of some nice widgets which make navigation very finger-friendly.  The email and music screens look good and scrolling through text messages and photos is great as one item is swept away to make room for the next.

Battery life on the Fuze is only average, with a charge required on a nightly basis following moderate usage.  Regular video streaming eats battery time, as does constant surfing although I did find that a full day of battery life is realistic with sensible usage.

The Fuze ships with Windows Mobile 6.1 Professional, which means you get Office Mobile, Windows Media Player and Windows Live.  In addition to Messenger the phones also have IM clients for AIM and Yahoo and you can install third party applications to give access to more services.  Google Maps, AvantGo and Skype were one-click installs.

Overall the Fuze is a great smartphone.  In day to day usage I can’t decide if I prefer the trick TouchFlo 3D interface, sleek looks and amazing screen of the Fuze over the faster front panel key and mouse navigation of the Samsung Epix.  There is a popular perception that touch is the way foward, but if reactions to the iPhone have told us anything it’s that people still want keyboards.

If you’re looking for a Windows Mobile smartphone then the Fuze does a great job, however if you prefer buttons to fingers it’s worth checking out the Samsung Epix too.

Neil Berman

www.theonbutton.com

thinking of selling my pda guys..been using for 10 months ++.. still got another 1 month ++ warranty..it’s an original set (SiS)…come with complete package,2gb memory card, complimentary used pouch as well as receipt for warranty purpose…

Price: RM1.4k

Reason to sell: I feel bored already with the phone, I need something new…
e-mail me at hazremi@yahoo.com

My thread at LYN.net -> http://forum.lowyat.net/topic/869613

What is TyTn II?
Tytn II is the world most popular PDA, refer to pdadb.net and check out the most in demand PDA is what…

Nokia N97 -

Having not held back in my disappointment of the Blackberry Storm – slow between app’s, frequent crashes etc – and therein investigating the Blackberry Bold as the only other feasible option (full review on TakTik Bitch Monday 21st Dec) I wake up this morning to endless gossip about the soon to be launched Nokia N97.

Oh la la. Frankly it’s been a while since I owned a Nokia. If I recall correctly the last one I carried around (and in fairness enjoyed enormously) was the Nokia Communicator 9300. Yeah, yeah, that dates me.

So, what’s the gossip? N97 and loads of bumpf about it being the Blackberry Storm and iPhone rival. The first serious contender? (I’ve heard that before somewhere …) However on the surface the spec’s are looking quite appealing.

• 3.5″ touchscreen (I like those)
• Can’t escape the World connections – GPS, HSDPA, Wi-Fi, Bluetooth, FM Transmitter and tuner…
• 5MP camera
• 32GB onboard memory with MicroSD expandable to 48GB
• 3.5mm headphone jack (ie. ‘proper’ size)
• An app with a new buzz word attached – So-Lo - Social location. That is the phone always knows where it is. Bonus?

Just one thing makes me falter right from the outset. It has, like my current HTC TyTN II, a slide QWERTY keyboard. Frankly, even after a year the damn thing still isn’t a comfortable function. Meh. However I’ll reserve judgement until the little darling is in my paws. In the meantime I shall watch the hype

Full Press Release behind the jump…

Desktop. Laptop. Pocket: The era of the personal Internet dawns with the Nokia N97

Tilting touch display, QWERTY keyboard and personalized home screen – a true mobile computer.

Barcelona, Spain – Nokia today unveiled the Nokia N97, the world’s most advanced mobile computer, which will transform the way people connect to the Internet and to each other. Designed for the needs of Internet- savvy consumers, the Nokia N97 combines a large 3.5” touch display with a full QWERTY keyboard, providing an ‘always open’ window to favorite social networking sites and Internet destinations. Nokia’s flagship Nseries device introduces leading technology – including multiple sensors, memory, processing power and connection speeds – for people to create a personal Internet and share their ‘social location.’

“From the desktop to the laptop and now to your pocket, the Nokia N97 is the most powerful, multi-sensory mobile computer in existence,” said Jonas Geust, Vice President, heading Nokia Nseries. “Together with the Ovi services announced today, the Nokia N97 mobile computer adjusts to the world around us, helping stay connected to the people and things that matter most. With the Nokia N97, Nseries leads the charge in helping to transform the Internet into your Internet”.

The Nokia N97 introduces the concept of ‘social location’. With integrated A-GPS sensors and an electronic compass, the Nokia N97 mobile computer intuitively understands where it is. The Nokia N97 makes it easy to update social networks automatically with real-time information, giving approved friends the ability to update their ‘status’ and share their ‘social location’ as well as related pictures or videos.

The home screen of the Nokia N97 mobile computer features the people, content and media that matter the most. Friends, social networks and news are available by simply touching the home screen. The 16:9 widescreen display can be fully personalized with frequently updated widgets of favorite web services and social networking sites. The Nokia N97 is also perfectly suited for browsing the web, streaming Flash videos or playing games. Both the physical QWERTY and virtual touch input ensure efficiency in blogging, chatting, posting, sending texts or emailing.

The Nokia N97 supports up to 48 GB of storage, including 32 GB of on-board memory, expandable with a 16 GB microSD card for music, media and more. This is complemented by excellent music capabilities, full support for the Nokia Music Store and continuous playback time of up to 1.5 days. The Nokia N97 also has a 5- Megapixel camera with high-quality Carl Zeiss optics, 16:9 and DVD quality video capture, and support for services like Share on Ovi for immediate sharing over HSDPA and WLAN.

The Nokia N97 is expected to begin shipping in the first half of 2009 at an estimated retail price of EUR 550 before taxes or subsidies.

Courtesy of Gizmodo

Belum lama seri HTC Touch beredar di pasar local, kini vendor Taiwan HTC meluncurkan produk kedua yakni HTC TyTN II. Boleh jadi perangkat satu ini merupakan peranti impian para mobilers. Hal ini terlihat dari beragam fitur terkini yang sudah disertakan, seperti GPS plus peta digital, mobile internet dengan HSDPA, mobile office, Blackberry. Pabrikannya juga tak luput membekali fitur hiburan untuk menambah

TAMPILAN
Perangkat ini memang nampak besar sesuai dengan besar dan full-nya fitur mutakhir. Tambahan modul GPS dan desain slider serta keyboard QWERTY membuat makin lengkapnya tampilan seri ini. TyTN II juga dilengkapi dengan fitur Touch FLO yang memungkinkan kita mengoperasikan perangkat ini dengan menyentuh layar memakai jari-jari tangan saja.

DESAIN
Bayangkan sebuah leptop saat kita mengetik dan meletakkan perangkat ini di atas meja. Keunikan layarnya yang bisa diatur dengan kemiringan sudut 45 derajat menjadi nilai tambah. Dalam keadaan tertutup di bawah layar terdapat tombol navigasi 5 arah, shorcut ke start menu, internet explorer, messaging, dan tombol untuk bertelepon. Kamera tambahan untuk video call terletak di bagian kiri atas. Di belakangnya ada lensa kamera 3 megapiksel.

MENU
Ada dua bagian tampilan menu di seri ini. Tampilan awal shorcut-shorcut dan menu lain seperti appointment, Map King dan Blackberry security. Untuk shorcut bisa menampilkan beberapa pilihan seperti home, favourite people, weather, launcher dan pengaturan ringtone. Jika kita memilih home maka akan muncul jam, messaging, SMS dan call register. Pada favourite people kita bisa memasukkan daftar kontak sembilan orang yang sering kita hubungi berikut fotonya.

Untuk mengetahui perkiraan cuaca hari ini dan empat hari ke belakang kita bisa pilih weather yang berikon matahari. Sedangkan pilihan launcher adalah shorcut untuk masuk ke aplikasi atau fitur di PDA ini, dan bisa diatur sesuai dengan keperluan yang sering kita gunakan. Di pojok kanan paling atas terdapat running program controller. Di sini kita bisa memantau program apa saja yang sedang berjalan.

PROSESOR
Banyaknya fitur yang tentu saja bakal membuat kinerja ponsel jadi lamban, sudah diantisipasi oleh vendornya. Bekal prosesor buatan Qualcomm berkecepatan 400Mhz, dan RAM 128 MB (kira-kira setingkat PC Pentium III di era 90-an) akan membuat kinerja lebih cepat dan ringan.

TOUCHFLO™
Ini merupakan fitur anyar buat pengguna HTC. Bernama TouchFlo, kita akan mendapat pengalaman baru untuk mengoperasikan PDA dengan menggulung atau menggeser layar dengan sentuhan jari saja. Misalnya kita membuka daftar kontak yang panjang, dengan menyapukan jari ke arah atas maka daftar kontak yang di bawah akan bergeser ke atas.

SLOT HOT SWAP
Slot yang paling unik dan memudahkan penggunanya adalah untuk SIMCard. Karena terletak di bagian belakang jika PDA digeser, tak perlu repot membuka cover baterai atau membongkar bodinya. Sebaiknya pada saat memasukkan atau mencabut SIMCard, PDA dalam keadaan mati. Slot memori eksternal berjenis micro SD berkapasitas hingga 2 GB juga ada di bagian bawah tak jauh dari port USB.

MOBILE OFFICE
Aplikasi Mobile Office lengkap ada di PDA ini, seperti Word Mobile, Excel Mobile dan Power Point Mobile. Aplikasi lain yang mendukung untuk dokumen kantoran seperti Adobe PDF Reader dan Zip untuk mengembangkan atau memampatkan file-file. Kita bisa membuat dan mengedit file Word dan Excel, tapi untuk Power Point hanya bisa melihat slide shownya saja. Sebuah file presentasi power point sebesar 7,42 MB berhasil ditarik dari ponsel lain melalui Bluetooth Explorer dengan catatan waktu 6 menit 10 detik. Ketika file tersebut dibuka, perpindahan antar slide membutuhkan jeda waktu beberapa detik, terutama yang slide yang berisi image dengan ukuran besar.

ZIP
Bila kita dikirimi file berekstensi .zip dari kolega, di PDA ini juga sudah tersedia aplikasi ZIP untuk mengekstraknya. Keperluan kantoran lainnya yang sederhana seperti kalkulator dapat digunakan dengan mudah. Kita bisa memakai jari-jari tangan untuk memencet angka-angka di layar untuk berhitung layaknya kalkulator konvensional.Untuk proses sinkronisasi kita harus menggunakan Microsoft ActiveSync versi 4.5, karena jika di laptop atau PC kita masih menggunakan versi sebelumnya tidak bisa terkoneksi.

KAMERA
Dengan kualitas 3 Mpix, kualitas gambar maksimal yang dihasilkan berukuran 1536 x 2048 pixel. Sedangkan untuk merekam video, resolusi maksimal adalah CIF (352 x 288 pixel atau setara dengan resolusi VCD). Saat diuji merekam video dengan resolusi CIF berdurasi 1 menit dan format video mp4, membutuhkan ruang memori sebesar 2662 kb (2,6 MB). Untuk memotret ada berbagai pengaturan seperti white balance, effect, metering mode dan lain-lain. Pada saat merekam video, fungsi zooming tidak berjalan dan begitu pula jika untuk memotret pada resolusi maksimal.
Sayangnya kamera yang sudah berkualitas cukup tinggi di kelas PDA ini belum dilengkapi dengan flash light maupun cermin self potrait. Kamera tambahan berkualitas VGA yang ada di bagian depan kiri atas berfungsi untuk video call.

MEDIA PLAYER
Seperti halnya Windows Media Player versi desktop, pada versi mobile ini cukup banyak mendukung berbagai macam format file audio dan video. Untuk format audio mendukung format MP3, AAC, AAC+, WMA, WAV, and AMR-NB. Sedangkan untuk format video mendukung format MP4, WMV dan 3GP.
Kualitas suara yang keluar dari speakernya cukup bagus. Untuk mengoperasikan music player juga mudah, karena semua bisa dikontrol dengan sentuhan jari kita. Menu-menu untuk pause, play, next, previous, dan volume level cukup lapang untuk disentuh dan dikendalikan dengan jari. Menonton video streaming bisa secara langsung dari halaman web yang memiliki link RTSP (real time streaming protocol), melalui program streaming media.

KONEKTIVITAS
Mengandalkan bluetooth, dan kabel mini USB untuk transfer data. Sedangkan untuk koneksi internet nirkabel pada hotspot bisa menggunakan WiFi. Seperti ketika dicoba mengakses jaringan WiFi di ruang redaksi Selular, perangkat ini sensitif mengenali sinyal dari akses poin. Koneksi bluetooth juga lancar-lancar saja ketika menerima file gambar dari ponsel merek lain. Koneksi yang tidak ada adalah infrared. Jika ingin sinkronisasi ataupun koneksi ke PC atau desktop harus memakai Microsoft Activesync 4.5

INTERNET
HTC TyTN II mendukung koneksi mobile internet mulai dari GPRS, EDGE, 3G (384 kbps) dan HSDPA (3,6 Mbps). Jadi dengan PDA ini kita bisa menjelajah dunia maya dengan cepat, download file besar seperti video dan MP3, menonton video streaming dan kebutuhan akses internet cepat lainnya, asalkan kita berada di jaringan operator yang mendukung 3G/HSDPA. Selular menguji dengan mengirim dan menerima email di account selular.co.id. Hasilnya berjalan baik dengan membuka email berikut attachment dari kolega. Sebagai tambahan, perangkat ini mendukung POP3, IMAP dan Outlook email yang bisa disinkronkan dengan Microsoft Exchange Server.

GPS
Mobile GPS dan peta digital dari Map King adalah paduan untuk memandu kita mencari alamat atau posisi. Dalam peta digital ini ketika diuji sudah ada peta Jakarta. Respon GPS cukup cepat ketika diuji di redaksi Selular. Tak lebih dari 10 detik dalam keadaan cuaca sedikit berawan lokasi kantor Selular terlihat pada posisi S 6 16’ 52,3” dan E 106, 49’ dan 39” dengan akurasi +/- 20m. Posisi PDA ketika diaktifkan GPSnya berada di jendela lantai 3, sedangkan pada peta digital ujung tanda panah berada di jalan raya.

KINERJA
Kualitas suara ketika melakukan pembicaraan cukup bagus. Membuat panggilan telepon menggunakan layar sentuh merupakan sensasi baru, tak perlu keras-keras seperti memencet tombol keypad ponsel biasa. Uji video call dengan rekan kami yang menggunakan ponsel lain, gambar dan suaranya cukup baik.

BATERAI
Dengan kapasitas baterai Lithium Polimer 1350 mAh mampu bertahan dipakai selama 3 hari dengan intensitas yang agak banyak untuk bertelepon, SMS, memutar lagu dan video. Sedangkan menurut vendornya waktu siaga untuk GSM sampai dengan 365 jam, untuk UMTS sampai dengan 350 jam. Waktu bicara untuk GSM sampai dengan 420 menit dan untuk video call sampai dengan 120 menit.

Alhamdulillah, I have successfully updated my TyTN II with the latest HTC WM6.1 ROM. Loving the threaded-sms. Things are generally more responsive at the moment. However, I can’t be sure if it’s due to the the new ROM or the fact that my TyTN II is now free from any softwares. Everything I installed previously were removed. Once the WM6.1 ROM installation was done, I even uninstalled the bundled Voice Commander. Currently in the process of reinstalling all necessary softwares and hopefully all would go well. Someone told me that Skype has yes to come out with a WM6.1 support for their product. Won’t be too long, i hope… hehehe…

:: HTC TyTN II

Mencari ponsel yang merefleksikan penggunanya sudah banyak pasaran. Tetapi bagaimana dengan handphone cerdas yang mempunyai kecepatan dan kemudahan akses sekaligus dalam satu genggaman? HTC belum lama ini merilis piranti PDA phone seri TYNT II yang mempunyai kemampuan dan kelengkapan layaknya komputer desktop. Fitur apa saja yang terdapat didalamnya ?

Meneruskan warisan keahlian inovasi selama 10 tahun, HTC kembali hadir dengan produk terbarunya, TyTN II. Dengan dilengkapi konektivitas HSDPA berkecepatan tinggi, GPS built-in untuk navigasi personal dan inovasi sudut kemiringan layar yang dapat disesuaikan, menjadikannya perangkat mobile paling canggih untuk menemani pengguna menjalankan aktivitasnya atau the ultimate mobile companion.

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