By David EdwardsPosted Tuesday 24th March 2009 16:16 GMT
Connect it to your PC to upload contacts. I have a Samsung Solid and rather disappointed to find out it couldn't talk to my PC for contacts (let alone as a modem). As I only use the solid occasionally when I working/plaing in "extreme environments" that is a bit of an omission for me (I just put my main contacts on the sim though) . Mind you I now have a jesus phone in an otterbox case and it survived a 6ft drop onto a concrete barn floor last weekend.
By George OommenPosted Tuesday 24th March 2009 16:39 GMT
Where's the innovation? A rubber grip does not give you balls, contrary to popular belief. This is just polishing a dessicated turd.....solar/hand crank charging? barometer/depth gauge/thermometer anyone? they could have made this a real all in one navigation device for about a tenner more of electronics.....
By Cameron ColleyPosted Tuesday 24th March 2009 18:17 GMT
Since the phone is not sold as dust or water resistant if it breaks because of either you have to buy a new phone -- so you may as well buy any other and keep it safe.
By Simon WardPosted Wednesday 25th March 2009 15:14 GMT
Got to agree.
For a fleeting moment, this could have been a contender to replace the rather beaten up old PAYG Nokia 6230 that I take with me when I go cycling - its been dropped, ridden over and, after a particularly memorable spill, broke a couple of my ribs when I landed on it but it's still going strong despite a huge chunk gouged out of one corner and a bloody great crack in the screen.
A rubber grip does not a rugged phone make, and most of the 'additional features' are complete bobbins anyway.
Comments on: Samsung B2700 Bound rugged mobile phone
But can you #
By David Edwards Posted Tuesday 24th March 2009 16:16 GMT
wtf? #
By George Oommen Posted Tuesday 24th March 2009 16:39 GMT
A complete waste of money. #
By Cameron Colley Posted Tuesday 24th March 2009 18:17 GMT
I like it #
By Alistair Posted Wednesday 25th March 2009 14:49 GMT
Re: A complete waste of money. #
By Simon Ward Posted Wednesday 25th March 2009 15:14 GMT