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Aiya.... no need to be so sensitive. I did put a disclaimer that it was my opinion. And look at my post #158. I did mention that I am targeting Desire once it is launched.

So don't go rabid/postal over my opinion la. Let's not turn this into a fanboy quarrel over this vs that. I have been fairly objective when I talk abt the Legend.

quite sad nowadays. just trying to express some personal opinion and pple accuse you of heaping negativity. lol.

there will ALWAYS be a better phone coming out. so no need to be so sensitive. :D

i am just glad and amaze by the change in phone technology when i compare my current legend with my previous nokia phone. opps...did i just heap negativity on nokia users to make my legend look good again? :D
 

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Aiya.... no need to be so sensitive. I did put a disclaimer that it was my opinion. And look at my post #158. I did mention that I am targeting Desire once it is launched.

So don't go rabid/postal over my opinion la. Let's not turn this into a fanboy quarrel over this vs that. I have been fairly objective when I talk abt the Legend.

lol ok..... peace!!!
 

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quite sad nowadays. just trying to express some personal opinion and pple accuse you of heaping negativity. lol.

there will ALWAYS be a better phone coming out. so no need to be so sensitive. :D

i am just glad and amaze by the change in phone technology when i compare my current legend with my previous nokia phone. opps...did i just heap negativity on nokia users to make my legend look good again? :D

wuahaha........:D
 

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not i say one har. not happy email the author to complain. lol. :D

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source: http://www.electricpig.co.uk/2010/04/01/htc-legend-10-reasons-its-an-android-icon/

HTC Legend: 10 reasons it's an Android Icon

The HTC Legend is arguably the hottest Android phone yet. From its sleek design to its stellar implementation of the Google Android OS, it’s an all-round winner, and much more than just a pretty face. In fact, we’re willing to state it’s a true Android icon. Here’s 10 reasons why it’s a cut above the smartphone competition, and ahead of the Android pack.

Stunning all-metal shell
The unibody frame of the HTC Legend sets it apart from every other smartphone going. It’s carved from a single piece of solid aluminium, which not only means it looks the part, but also that it feels great in the hand. No other Android phone can match it when it comes to design.

Durability by design
That metal shell isn’t just good looking. It means the HTC Legend is hard as nails. It’ll take a pounding and still stand up to everyday tasks, since there’re no plastic weak points to come adrift, or even hinges to take a hammering. That’s not to say you can throw it about willy nilly mind. It’s not a hardcore rugged mobile, but it’s a lot tougher than most while still looking the business.

HTC Sense bulks up Android
The new version of HTC Sense makes Android, and the HTC Legend, sing. Added extras like Leap, which zooms out to show you all of your homescreens at once, with a single pinch of the multitouch panel, and Friend Stream which aggregates all your social networks onto one page accessible right up front, make the Legend stand out. This is more than a smartphone. HTC Sense makes it a geniusphone.

Smart hidden features
Embarrassed by your blower ringing in the middle of a meeting? Grab the HTC Legend as it rings and it’ll quieten down. And if you flip it over on a desk, it’ll silence itself completely. They’re both clever touches, and ones that really show the attention to detail that sets the Legend apart from its rivals.

Best in class components
The HTC Legend is loaded with the very best tech to make it one of the world’s most advanced Android phones. The 3.2-inch screen is AMOLED, which keeps glare to a minimum and doesn’t eat through the battery, despite being super-bright and bursting with colour. Around the back, there’s a 5 megapixel camera that is nothing short of stunning, and inside there’s HSDPA and HSUPA for uploads and downloads at speeds to rival home broadband connections.

It learns from other mobiles
The HTC Legend isn’t the first all-metal mobile, but it is the best. It’s learned from its rivals mistakes in designing a built-in plastic panel to allow 3G , Wi-Fi and Bluetooth data signals to pass through untroubled. Likewise, the headphone socket at the top of the HTC Legend sits flush with its edge, meaning there’s no trouble connecting your own cans, a problem that marred some preceding metal mobiles.

It rocks Android 2.1
The HTC Legend has bang-up-to-date Android software. It might sound like a small point, but keeping up with Google’s software releases is no mean feat. Few mobiles currently rock the latest iteration of Android, but by packing in Android 2.1 the HTC Legend has made sure you can use multiple Google accounts, Goggles picture search and adds increased stabilty and speed.

No trackball, no problem
The HTC Legend dispenses with the analogue trackball of its predecessor, the HTC Hero, replacing it with a stunning trackpad the picks up your movements with ease. It’s clickable too, meaning that little silver disc is a true multi-purpose button. A real added bonus, and a smart use of space where alternative controllers might be cramped.

It’s small, but beautiful
The HTC Legend eschews the super-size screens and monster waistlines of its rivals, instead packing in a raft of amazing Android features in a slimline frame that measures just 11.5mm deep. The 3.2-inch screen is the perfect pocketable size, but can still handle video with aplomb. By crafting the entire body out of aluminium, HTC has made sure the Legend is sleek and solid, while simultaneously making sure there’s no wasted space.

Killer battery life
Most smartphones die after a day, desperate for some electrical love. The HTC Legend, however, can power through two days of full-on tasks before needing some much earned rest and recuperation via the USB charger. It’s head and shoulders above the competition when it comes to battery life, and enough to put it ahead when it comes to a tussle for our affections.
 

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common sense can be quite uncommon nowdays. :s13:

if i rmb correctly, for cable tv, starhub broadcast all channels during first few days of chinese new year. so by your logic, starhub should have not done so and only show a few channels which is more effective in tempting than showing all.

personally, i feel more tempted if i can watch the channel that i am interested in for a day or two rather than watching another channel and use that to imagine how the experience would be like on another channel. let customers watch zeetv to tempt them to subscribe to TVBJ. common sense yar? :D

i will most probably subscribe to their sports channel later this year now that they have eaten humble pie (thanks singtel) and reduce fees to $12 and secured multi-year deal to broadcast NBA games. :D

Cannot compare. The CNY one is because it's a good period of time where people will view the channels and in the end help their subscription.

However for this mobile tv they cannot set a period where people can view all channels. If you want to view all channels for a day or two, there's an option where you pay $1 to see all channels. Furthermore, Mondays you can see all channels for free. Do check their site for more details.

In the end, it's you never find out more, don't complain so much. :D
 

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quite sad nowadays. just trying to express some personal opinion and pple accuse you of heaping negativity. lol.

there will ALWAYS be a better phone coming out. so no need to be so sensitive. :D

i am just glad and amaze by the change in phone technology when i compare my current legend with my previous nokia phone. opps...did i just heap negativity on nokia users to make my legend look good again? :D
Opinions are fine....but it's always better to find out more facts before making statements that tend to skew towards biaseness.

As i've said, Desire's delay in UK has nothing to do with quality problems (not that I know off) but other arrangements.

It was just a clarification, no need to take it to heart. Besides, no one said the Legend was a hunk of junk (IT ISN'T), right?
 

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hehe.. I wouldn't agree legend has "killer" battery life. :D:D
Can hardly last till 11 pm for me with 20% remaining....
Same goes for the smartphones I have owned so far. :D
 

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Cannot compare. The CNY one is because it's a good period of time where people will view the channels and in the end help their subscription.

However for this mobile tv they cannot set a period where people can view all channels. If you want to view all channels for a day or two, there's an option where you pay $1 to see all channels. Furthermore, Mondays you can see all channels for free. Do check their site for more details.

In the end, it's you never find out more, don't complain so much. :D

read my original post. i was referring to their monday free promotion. not the whole overview marketing policy of the their mobile tv service. if i did not know the details, i would have already signed up with m1 on saturday. :D

if you dont get someone's point, dont assume that the person did not bothered to find out more before expressing his views (which to others may sound like a complain). :D
 

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hehe.. I wouldn't agree legend has "killer" battery life. :D:D
Can hardly last till 11 pm for me with 20% remaining....
Same goes for the smartphones I have owned so far. :D

haha. agree with your disagreement. :D

i think the reviewer got confused with a nokia non full touchscreen phone. :D
 

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read my original post. i was referring to their monday free promotion. not the whole overview marketing policy of the their mobile tv service. if i did not know the details, i would have already signed up with m1 on saturday. :D

if you dont get someone's point, dont assume that the person did not bothered to find out more before expressing his views (which to others may sound like a complain). :D
Huh? Sorry if I misunderstood.....Monday you get to see all the channels. On the other days you only get to see specific channels labelled "Free".

Is this not the case for you?
 

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hehe.. I wouldn't agree legend has "killer" battery life. :D:D
Can hardly last till 11 pm for me with 20% remaining....
Same goes for the smartphones I have owned so far. :D

lol i agreed.. killer battery.. wuahaha
 

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Huh? Sorry if I misunderstood.....Monday you get to see all the channels. On the other days you only get to see specific channels labelled "Free".

Is this not the case for you?

No leh. I only see 25 as stated on their official website. maybe you already sports channel subscriber so monday or not you still see all (i.e more than 25) channels?

http://celebrate.starhub.com/ :

"For ALL StarHub Mobile Customers
FREE for 10 Mondays
25 'LIVE' TV channels with StarHub TV on Mobile"
 

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No leh....they only got 25 channels on Mobile TV leh....you thought can see all the SH SCV channels?

http://www.starhub.com/mobile/vas/starhubtvonmobile.html

paiseh! my bad. you are right. thanks for the clarification.

"StarHub TV on Mobile
Enjoy the best news and entertainment programmes 'LIVE' on your mobile phone.
What’s more, now you can enjoy FREE viewing for all ‘LIVE’ channels on your iPhoneΠ!"

Got confused by their phrase "all 'Live' channels". so the other channels are not considered 'Live'? lol. i prefer their other phrase "25 Live" which is clearer. :D
 

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paiseh! my bad. you are right. thanks for the clarification.

"StarHub TV on Mobile
Enjoy the best news and entertainment programmes 'LIVE' on your mobile phone.
What’s more, now you can enjoy FREE viewing for all ‘LIVE’ channels on your iPhoneΠ!"

Got confused by their phrase "all 'Live' channels". so the other channels are not considered 'Live'? lol. i prefer their other phrase "25 Live" which is clearer. :D
No problem....I was just confused as to the statements you made. :D

Mondays u get all channels that are available on MobTV....they never shortchange you. :D

Of course, we wish they would put all SCV channels there, but I guess there are technical limitations I guess.
 

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No problem....I was just confused as to the statements you made. :D

Mondays u get all channels that are available on MobTV....they never shortchange you. :D

Of course, we wish they would put all SCV channels there, but I guess there are technical limitations I guess.

yeah. MTV channel should be good. can watch MV while travelling. i guess maybe more of a licensing issue than technical.
 

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yeah. MTV channel should be good. can watch MV while travelling. i guess maybe more of a licensing issue than technical.
possibly, but i thought they owned all local broadcast rights?

I'm thinking more of the bandwidth required to stream all channels OTA....will kill the 3G networks I think. :D
 
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