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What about other providers or do they have an exclusive deal?
Comment by Anvh posted on iPhone or Google Nexus? at 10/06/2010 - 15:23
Yeah you're right George and Robbie, I don't think there is much hope either...
Comment by Anvh posted on Has Facebook increased desire for Photographs? at 10/06/2010 - 15:21
I think the Lowe Primus AW would be your best bet but slightly too small for everything. link
Or elses the Crumpler Half Photo Backpacks, it's big enough comes in 3 sizes but easy access might be a bit of a problem link
One thing though, you don't want it to scream camera bag but would want a tripod holder
Or elses the Crumpler Half Photo Backpacks, it's big enough comes in 3 sizes but easy access might be a bit of a problem link
One thing though, you don't want it to scream camera bag but would want a tripod holder
Comment by Anvh posted on Does such a bag exist? at 10/06/2010 - 13:31
adwb wrote:
Why? because I would have thought among the members there would have been a significant number who would use ND filters and polarisers, if nothing else
Well te problem is you only ask about A & P filters, I don't use them I use the Cokin Z series.Why? because I would have thought among the members there would have been a significant number who would use ND filters and polarisers, if nothing else
The filters I use are ND, GND, infrared and CPL.
Comment by Anvh posted on Is there still a place for filters In a digital world? at 10/06/2010 - 13:17
Unlocker wrote:
This is the only reason that I would jailbreak the phone, as there is an (obviously unapproved) app that can turn the phone into a wifi hotspot whilst hiding it from the network.
Applying extra charges like this in the worst recession we've ever had is plain daylight robbery and absolutely scandalous. Imagine your broadband supplier finding out you are using 2 laptops and an iPad on the one connection and then try to charge you more for it, even though you are staying within the allowance you are paying for. It's downright theft and it makes me angry.
hehe okay ^^Anvh wrote:
Are they able to detect it btw?
Yes they are, and threaten to cut you off if you bypass it.Are they able to detect it btw?
This is the only reason that I would jailbreak the phone, as there is an (obviously unapproved) app that can turn the phone into a wifi hotspot whilst hiding it from the network.
Applying extra charges like this in the worst recession we've ever had is plain daylight robbery and absolutely scandalous. Imagine your broadband supplier finding out you are using 2 laptops and an iPad on the one connection and then try to charge you more for it, even though you are staying within the allowance you are paying for. It's downright theft and it makes me angry.
I never had a problem with tethering so it wouldn't be a problem for me.
I'm using t-mobile if you want to know and they also allow skype and such on their phone over 3G network.
I believe the EU decided a phonenetwork provider is only there to deliver a connection and they can not decide how the user uses his network but I could be wrong though.
It was about if providers could block VOIP on their network and I believe the conclude they couldn't.
This was what I read at the time and I believe there was also a conclusion. link
A bit younger link
ps. sorry there never was a conclusion, they are still arguing about it, maybe the EU should get more power
Comment by Anvh posted on iPhone or Google Nexus? at 10/06/2010 - 12:52
thoughton wrote:
It's not going to work over 3G Stefan, so you might as well stop wondering. The networks might let something like that go with a phone that's hardly going to sell any units (like that HTC Diamond). But when it's a phone that's going to sell millions (like the iPhone) then they start banning bandwidth-hungry apps like video calling.
I think you need to think a bit differned here Tim.Yes the iPhone 4 might become to be the most selling model to have video calling but a lot of smartphones almost all of them have video calling and all of them together they are in a big number, I don't think the "few" iPhones 4 make a huge difference.It's not going to work over 3G Stefan, so you might as well stop wondering. The networks might let something like that go with a phone that's hardly going to sell any units (like that HTC Diamond). But when it's a phone that's going to sell millions (like the iPhone) then they start banning bandwidth-hungry apps like video calling.
Comment by Anvh posted on iPhone or Google Nexus? at 10/06/2010 - 12:21
This the first time I wished I lived in the UK you know
Cuchulainn wrote:
Mine's working fine! Image count was 1, but the exif gave it 460 actuations. On the other hand, my brand new k20d had 266 actuations at its first image, so I'm not worried about the discrepancy.
Means the tester took his job serious Mine's working fine! Image count was 1, but the exif gave it 460 actuations. On the other hand, my brand new k20d had 266 actuations at its first image, so I'm not worried about the discrepancy.
Comment by Anvh posted on K7 for nothing at 10/06/2010 - 01:14
netuser wrote:
Forgot to say it's sold
And here I was waiting all the time Forgot to say it's sold
Comment by Anvh posted on For Sale FA 43 1.9 at 10/06/2010 - 01:11
The most important part about video calling for me is taht it must be able to work over 3g and be able to connect to skype users, if not it would mean you probably can only connect to other iPhone 4 users and need a special app on your PC.
If that's the case it would be pity
Are they able to detect it btw?
If that's the case it would be pity
Unlocker wrote:
As for tethering, we've had it for a year, it's just I'm not allowed to use the data allowance I'm already paying for! If I want to tether, I have to pay the network more money for it! Didn't have to 5-6 years ago, they force you to now. The whinge is aimed at the robbing network, not the phone in this case.
ah okay, that's not good As for tethering, we've had it for a year, it's just I'm not allowed to use the data allowance I'm already paying for! If I want to tether, I have to pay the network more money for it! Didn't have to 5-6 years ago, they force you to now. The whinge is aimed at the robbing network, not the phone in this case.
Are they able to detect it btw?
Comment by Anvh posted on iPhone or Google Nexus? at 10/06/2010 - 01:05
Yeah the screen is finally great, it always made me laugh when someone with an iPhone showed me how good the screen was.
I mean the HTC Diamond was in the shops here before the iPhone I believe and that one had a 260dpi screen or something like that. I do think the 326dpi is over kill though, you need to put it up against your nose to see the difference
But yeah over kill isn't bad
The only thing I don't understand from apple's side is why did they bought out such a crippled iPad.
First it was just a big iPhone but it isn't even that now.
Who would want one if there is the iPhone 4
I mean the HTC Diamond was in the shops here before the iPhone I believe and that one had a 260dpi screen or something like that. I do think the 326dpi is over kill though, you need to put it up against your nose to see the difference
But yeah over kill isn't bad
The only thing I don't understand from apple's side is why did they bought out such a crippled iPad.
First it was just a big iPhone but it isn't even that now.
Who would want one if there is the iPhone 4
Comment by Anvh posted on iPhone or Google Nexus? at 10/06/2010 - 00:59
