Samsung Ultra Touch S8300 : Samsung Ultra Touch S8300, Official Announcement

Posted on Mon Feb 09, 05:15 by Cutkillavince, MI Manager, KR, FR, NL
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Very nice phone ^^

Posted on Mon Feb 09, 05:34 by VV, étudiant, IT Manager, CEO, Bounty Hunter...
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android well known? with only 1 phone currently available? apple well known? only ever made 2 phones? right!

Posted on Mon Feb 09, 07:51 by yG
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Seriously, there is no perfect OS. I don't base mine on its OS. I'd rather base it on how useful it is; not if there's an online store to fill the phone up with useless apps [except for Apple, though]

Posted on Tue Feb 10, 01:01 by Niels, Travel Manager, Nederland
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I always go for Blackberry.
At least I have no crashes there.
I had a WiMo 6.1 device (Treo) which crashed continuously. So I switched back to something I can count on.

Posted on Tue Feb 10, 12:56 by chjgomez, ceo, newyork
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Cell phones without wi fi are not worth buying.
wi fi is your freedom. Just leave the manufacturers with their junks. The market would eventually take care of them.Unless Obama rescues them!!!!
Cheers.

Posted on Fri Feb 13, 11:03 by MaDence, IT Specialist, Philippines
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I totally disagree with you. Probably, you haven't tried using a Symbian phone ever since. I personally used Symbian phones from 1st to 3rd Edition and also used Windows Mobile 6 Devices and Apple Iphone. I haven't tried Android though but both Windows Mobile and Iphone cannot compare to the versatility, adaptability, speed, functionality, capability and reliability of the Symbian OS. Can your Windows Mobile device do simple copy/paste operations between different applications open in the background? Can your Iphone send MMS, forward text messages, send files via Bluetooth to a nearby computer, or copy/paste text? I guess the answer to all of these is NO. Windows Mobile on the other hand is a trademark Microsoft Bloatware, consuming all the resources of your mobile phone and constantly hanging your applications even if there were only few opened programs.

Posted on Thu Feb 26, 03:03 by PaulieStylz, Sales Rep, Melbourne, Australia
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G'day,

I've read from several reviews that you CANNOT use the HARDWARE KEYPAD to enter text for messages i.e SMS?

Is this true??

Doesn't make much sense to me to create a phone that has both TOUCH SCREEN and HARDWARE KEYPAD and not be able to enter text from both sources of input.

I dont like entering text via TOUCH SCREEN, I only like a HARDWARE KEYPAD. Can anyone (who as actually used the phone) please tell me if you CAN enter text when writing a SMS using the HARDWARE KEYPAD or is it only the TOUCH SCREEN or is it both?

Appreciate your help.

Posted on Tue Mar 31, 10:51 by SomeoneWhoHasActuallyJuse
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it's a great phone, you can enter text from both sources of input

Posted on Wed Apr 01, 11:30 by Rocci, Cool Dude, QC, Canada
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I think its gonna be hot, easy to handle and inexpensive. I'm just waiting for it to be released unlocked at http://www.puremobile.com/Samsung/Samsung-S8300-UltraTOUCH-Silky-Black-GSM-Phone/

Posted on Mon Jun 01, 12:16 by Ronaldo
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Wow!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! super phone

Posted on Sat Jun 20, 03:01 by PRIYAJIT, Student, India
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I had bought the ulta touch s8300.It's good in a few things but its not at all user friendly.there is no such functions.I don't like this.only, I had used 3 days and I am trying to sale this moblie.

Posted on Fri Sep 04, 12:28 by Joee
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Pls HELP!!! I need to set up my email on my S8300. need pop3 and smtp settings. im not that clude up with gadets so pls anyone help me.