[DEFINITIVE]Sony Ericsson K700i Thread


Which K700i do you have?  

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  1. 1. Which K700i do you have?

    • K700i/Vodafone Branded
      15
    • K700i/02 Branded
      13
    • K700i/Orange Branded
      31
    • K700i/T Mobile Branded
      9
    • K700i/Unbranded
      62
    • K700i/Other(Over sea's versions and Networks)
      16


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i just found the k700 for ?179.75

@ http://www.cyren-communications.co.uk/stor...roduct_list&c=2

on orange payg

if anyone can find it cheaper on payg or sim free plz pm me or post here:DD

see previous post

i have gone ahead and ordered it

will keep y'all updatedl wen i get it :DD

see previous post

i have gone ahead and ordered it

will keep y'all updatedl wen i get it  :D

k thanks for the info

is the 500 free texts offer up till the 31/10/04 or you on have 500 free texts until that date then they are gone?

How do you check what firmware the phone has?

i should be ordering one today and wanna check its got the new firmware right away

should i put the phone on charge as soon as i get it and leave on charge until battery is fully charged? would that help the battery life at all?

thanks

welshkid

Any help on charging the battery?

Since getting R2L firmware... I Charged my battery on Satuday night for 4ish hours - and even now, wednesday night, it's still in the mild-green area :D

But a useful tip is to keep using your k700i until it turns itself off due to lack of power - THEN and ONLY THEN should you give the battery a full charge - charging early has a negative effect on the life.

i wouldnt recommend buyin from cyren communications guys!

ordered fone on sunday nite. get a confirm email on monday sayin fone should arrive in bout 1-3 days

its now end of wed and the order tracking on the site still says processin

currently the site is down for me :s

and when i rang them, it rings for a long time then eventually goes to answerfone and it says they cant take calls due to a back log of orders :s

:( not a good expierence so far :( :no:

doesnt look like i am gettin my k700 anytime soon :( if ever

hopefuly it will tho

(touch wood)

Hey,

I have a few questions:

1) My K700i battery only lasts 2 and a bit days, why? how can i get this to go longer?, Would a fireware upgrade do it?

2) My k700i is vodafone branded, in a month or two, i plan to go to the market and get it unbranded, as they dont think i should do it yet, as its quite new, Will vodafone update my fireware? do they have an update? as if so, i will still unbrand it anyway.

Im quite busy right now, so could you email the reply? to [email protected] if not i will bookmark this, so i can check when i have a bit of time,

Thanks! :D Tim

Yes a firmware update will solve this problem. Send your phone away to the Hays Technology Repair (The address is on my first post on the front page) Center and they will update it for free for a year, Whilst its still under warrenty. If its unbranded then you can just use the online update service if you get a docking station. I very much doubt that if you got it you got it unbranded that Vodafone would upgrade the firmware for you.

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