Well, in searching the net and playing around, I've now found out a
few more things about the e6. I really like the design, but that's no
surprise since the candy bar qwerty key board phones are my favorite.
It doesn't take long to get used to using the touch screen for the
options keys. The are where you'd expect them to be if they were hard
keys so that helps a lot. I can't do a talks soft key 2 though to fin
out who is calling if the name isn't spokenor get the phones status.
I've found that tlks key and touching the upper right corner of the
screen sometimes works for the status- missed calls, voice mail
waiting battery, etc works sometimes, but I can't relibly touch the
right spot each time.
On the lest side of the screen, you can access the clock, set an
alarm, the calendar and edit profiles. These seem to be there all of
the time or at least on the home screens.
The home screen are another issue. I can actually edit them and put 4
short cuts applications on each screen. There are 5 available. I
think it comes with maybe 3 set up and you can add two more. You can
also delete them and start over by adding them. So I can edit them,
but I can't figure out how to change from one to the other. A review
I read siad there are little dots on the bottom of the screen that
lets you quickly scroll between, but of course I don't know where
those dots are. I'm going to play around more with that. Talks
doesn't read the names of the short cuts as of yet. So even if you
edit the home screen you don't really know which one you're on and
what apps you've put there. You can arrow right or left and select
and see what comes up.
A fun thing is that from the stand by screen you can just start
typing the first letters of a contacts name and the phone flips to
telephone mode which happens on any nokia phone, but on the e6 it
brings up a list of potential contacts that fit those letters just
like it does when in the contacts app. YOu can arrow to the one you
want and hit call and it calls them. I tried it on my e73 and it
changed to telephone mode, but didn't bring up the matching contacts.
So that's kind of cool.
The browser doesn't work yet.
I put Emoz on the phone as my email client. This is what I've been
using for the last few years. It works well and I like it. I tried
putting on the apps I like such as BRead, but can't get passed the
expired certificate issue. It doesn't matter how many times I change
my phones date I can't find one that works. The latest phones are too
smart for that I guess. On the other hand, I did get mobile weather
on the phone from 2008. It has an expired cert also, but that one I
could get installed. Couldn't get Time Bar on either. To old I think.
More later.
Denise
At 12:52 AM 7/14/2011, you wrote:
for me, i think the features that i hope will come in for next
release is user profile. with the user profile one can customize
thing like synthesizer, speet, character mode and etc. with the user
profile we can switch from 1 profile to another just with a key
press. this user profile is great when someone have 2 or more
language TTS install. for example, a user with englishUS and chinese
TTS installed, he may encounter problem when using speet 9 for
chinese TTS, because the speet is too fast for chinese but if using
speet 0, it'll be too slow for englishUS TTS. so, my personal view,
user profile is the best feature.
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Cheers,
Allan (WKF)
"Life is impermanent, happiness is not a necessity, a person must
cherish the people around them."
----- Original Message -----
From: "Neil Barnfather - TalkNav" <for...@talknav.com>
To: "Talks Mailing List" <talks@talksusers.com>
Sent: Thursday, July 14, 2011 15:35
Subject: Re: [Talks] submitting suggestions for the next release
with bugfixes?
Bharat
Nuance principally acquire user feed back from their dealer network,
as such, your principal direction for such comments, ideas and
thoughts should be your dealer, you can also voice such things on
this list... which is monitored by Nuance and also a number of
dealers.
cheers.
Regards,
Neil Barnfather
Talks List Administrator
Twitter @neilbarnfather
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On 14 Jul 2011, at 07:48, Bharat wrote:
hi all,
just wondering, where does one go about submitting feature
requests & bugs that one may come across while using talks?
how does talks check & collect the user feedback about its softwares?
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