*OFFICIAL THREAD: Nokia N70

[I am a Bad Man]

One thing that's kinda weird about Greenhills is that it's a ghetto mall located near one of Manila's financial district (Ortigas).

Good thing it's owner deceided to renovate it and make it look a little bit classy.

There are still tons of cheap phones there though.

[spikierro]

I agree with the small keypad for the N70..that is one complaint I have with the N70...but most phones have small keypads to me. Damn me and my fat fingers..

[xXKoToMiXx]

How much are they selling the N70 for do you know?

[bsbfan87]

mine dont do it either!

[wuhuuu]

Between 18,000 to 20,000 pesos.

That's around 345 to 385 US dollars.

Rumor is there are some shops that sell this phone even below 345 but I haven't confirmed it.

[ram_instrotech]

The error happened when I was trying to reply a message to an SMS. I wasn't using any third party application for that. But, I'll still try your advice though...

[Reaper88Jr]

dang, that sucks, is it because i downloaded a newer version? its kind of annoying...

[shea4323]

Someone was wondering what this thing does the other day.
I must admit, in the beginning I had no idea what it did either

[Last Man Standing]

I have questions.

I was able to use my desktop PC's DSL connection to make my N70 access the internet without using GPRS/3G.

That is, I used my DSL connection for that.

My desktop PC has a bluetooth dongle in which it became the connecting device for my N70. With that, I'm now able to access websites using my N70's opera browser.

My question is, supposing my network has 3G services, including live video streaming from some local TV stations. Can I use my DSL connection in my N70 as a substitute for the 3G service?

By the way, can Opera actually open a video stream?

[stitches347]

Wow, those are very good prices. How about the new N73?