Micro sd card:Which Brand to choose?

[hellgate]

s60 fones run the Symbian s60 os and the v1,v2 and v3 signify the versions like s60 v1 is s60 OS6,v2 is s60 OS7,OS8,OS8.1, and v3 is OS9.1,OS9.2 & OS9.3.

s40 fones on the other hand do not run any dedicated os.they run a custom os.they also hav versions like s40v1,s40v2 & s40v3.

[gary4gar]

Originally Posted by quan chi

yes you got it..well whats the v2 and v1 thing.
and what is the major differences between the series 60 and series 40 phones excluding the price.

http://www.allaboutsymbian.com/featu..._40_vs_S60.php

[krazzy]

Originally Posted by quan chi

yes you got it..well whats the v2 and v1 thing.
and what is the major differences between the series 60 and series 40 phones excluding the price.

The different versions just add some minor features to the OS.

S40 is a single task operating system. You can just run one app at a time and moreover the OS does not support additional applications. This OS is obviously developed by Nokia and is used in Nokia's feature phones.

S60 is based on the Symbian OS which is a multi task operating system, which means it supports multitasking, i.e. the user can run multiple applications at a time, like in Windows or Mac. The currently running app is at the fore front while the minimized apps can be brought up by pressing and holding the menu key. Also just like Windows one can download and run native Symbian apps. In addition, just like S40, S60 also supports Java apps. Due to this, phones running S60 are called smartphones. S60 is a version of Symbian OS which was bought and developed by Nokia. Other version of Symbian is UIQ which is jointly owned by Sony Ericsson and Motorola.

Hope all that info is sufficient.

[Pathik]

See he is not that krazy after all. Iska khali id krazzy hai.

[quan chi]

Originally Posted by krazzy

moreover the OS does not support additional applications.

clear. except this thing.but it says you can download various other applications.well i am not sure but i think i read it somewhere.

[Pathik]

They support just Java apps which are not as fast/efficient as their symbian counterparts. And no multitaskin is a big no no. You would rather take an SE than a s40 in some cases.

[krazzy]

Originally Posted by Pathik

See he is not that krazy after all. Iska khali id krazzy hai.

You need to tell that?! I thought that it was obvious.

[gary4gar]

Originally Posted by krazzy

You need to tell that?! I thought that it was obvious.

[OT]
How can you cry and laugh at same time?
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[krazzy]

Originally Posted by gary4gar

[OT]
How can you cry and laugh at same time?
[/OT]

The crying was fake. The laughing was real. Ain't I awesome?!

[Pathik]

Nah. Seems more psychotic than awesome. :s

[girish.g]

any idea of mspd and m2 prices??

[quan chi]

well can s60 games be downloaded and played with s40 ones.

[hellgate]

^^^ if that s60 game is a java app then maybe (depending on that s40 fone hardware).if its a symbian game then no.

[quan chi]

thanks for the reply.well is pc suit really necessary to connect phone to pc via bluetooth.

[krazzy]

^^ Dude you have completely hijacked this thread. If you had so many doubts why didn't you create a new thread? Your queries aren't even remotely related to the original topic.

As for your last query, PC Suite isn't really needed. Most of the things can be done without it. Depends on what exactly one wants to do after connecting the phone.