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<unknown> I've had this phone for a few years it's been bashed around alot and falling apart but i think this was probably the best phone ever made reliable easy to use and for its time had quite a few features if you want a good reliable easy to use phone i would say get this as you can pick one up for next to nothing

nedqlko ok

ryan this fone is really really not worth the money i paid for it.i have sent this fone to my useless service provider vodacom they keep repairing it,but seem to come up with a new problem after its repaired,this fone put me off samsung for life.i got a virus using the fone on gprs.u guys are so lucky u have o2 they must have good fones.

Alastair Brown Looks fantastic, the original beam me up Scotty device!! I would like one. How can I get one? Only complaints is its thickness and does the flipper scratch easily?. The V3 is still the best phone on the market for this feature alone.

Rayt I am looking to sell my Motorola A760 for $500AUD($378USD). Because I am getting the updated version due to work, Anyone interested please email me at raytelstra@hotmail.com

"nanang" M Arifin i bought philips fisio 625, i think i will have a longest batterey phone in the world, but the fact my phone just stand by for 32 hours not 330 hours, i really disapointed with my fisio 625, because i am a workholholic n can wait to charge my phone, i need attention from philips co, thank you, my addres on Bima 15th sukoharjo, solo, central java indonesia

THWS The AK Mobile phone has some big mistakes, I would not buy it.
But now, there are european languages at the phones which are coming from Xcute directly. You can get this phones in germany from www.vesat.de (only DV2)

The DV80 will come in the next 4-8 weeks.

<unknown> This is a complete resource for Jim and anyone else who may be interested in getting wallpapers and making your OWN ringtones for the Sagem MYG5:

if you want wallpapers for the myG5 all you have to do is go to www.esato.com where they have ericsson t68 colour wallpapers which work PERFECTLY on the MYG5. you can first go to the site and see which wallpapers you like first, and when you see what you like just go to their wap site from your MYG5's WAP Service and connect to wap.esato.com
When you are there it's quite easy to dowload and save any wallpaper into your phone's memory.

And for ringtones, it's very easy to make your own rigtones m8. in both MID (midi) and WAV (wave) file formats. Polyphonic Ringtones are the ones which come as MIDI FILES. Music ringtones come as WAV FILES.

To start making your own tones, follow this guide below:

FOR MIDI FILES, all you do is go to a site which has free midi files like:

http://www.mididb.com/

http://www.ifni.com/top100/

(You can also search Google for other free midi file websites if you still can't find what you want.)

Anyway once you find what you want, you then download the Midi file to your PC by right clicking on the file and choosing the "Save Target As" option and then just choose what folder to save it in.

So now you have your Midi file on your PC and you have downloaded/saved it onto your computer, you then get another free piece of software called PSMPLAY which is for Editing the Midi file to your own personal taste and satisfaction (ie. YOU choose what section of the jingle that you want to use as your ringtone!), and you then basically shorten the file so that it will fit within the guidelines set out for acceptable midi files that can be uploaded onto the phone (you can see what the guidelines for uploading all kinds of files onto your phone are by clicking the help tab on the free Sagem uploader software "Sagem My Pictures and Sounds" which is free from the Sagem website, the link for that is at the bottom of this post)

for PSMPLAY (the Midi file editor) go to this page:
http://ray1.net/mmf/tools.asp

(and it is the file under the TOOLS section called PSMP3 - DOWNLOAD THIS FIRST.ZIP)

for the Sagem My Pictures And Sounds software, go to this page:
http://www.sagem.com/en/produi...-myx5-en.htm

(At the bottom of the page you will find it. use it for uploading ringtones/wallpapers etc onto your phone once they have been properly edited according to the guidelines given in the Sagem software's help section.)

FOR WAV FILES:
Again just get some wav files, for example there are some good ones here:

http://www.callnetuk.com/home/...20tunes.html

If the files are too large or not in the right format, just use another free program called COOLEDIT to edit them into the right format and size, once again according to the guidelines set out in the Sagem software's SIMPLE help section.

OR you can just create your own WAV files, also with CoolEdit: for example if you have mp3 files already on your PC, you can use CoolEdit to open these files and convert them into wav files and use your favourite part of the mp3 song as the ringtone, all done with CoolEdit. then you just save the finished wav file in the correct format given in the help section of the Sagem software, and it will be ready to upload onto your phone.

Get CoolEdit '96 for free here:
http://www.threechords.com/ham...dit_96.shtml

(Download it at the bottom of the page)

it's very simple to use and when you have created and edited your wav file, just save it somewhere on you PC (perhaps in a new folder especially created for your personalized ringtones/wallpapers etc), and then simply use the Sagem My Pictures And Sounds software to upload it to your phone. That's all guys. Really it's not so difficult m8, you just have to be willing to want to create your own tones, which in the end usually turn out to be much better than some of the stuff you can download from a lot of these free ringtones websites out there.

SO TO RECAP:

FOR WALLPAPERS: www.esato.com AND wap.esato.com (from your phone's WAP service)

MIDI FILES (for creating Polyphonic Ringtones): http://www.mididb.com/

MIDI FILE EDITING TOOL (PsmPlay): http://ray1.net/mmf/tools.asp

WAV FILES (for creating music ringtones): http://www.callnetuk.com/home/...20tunes.html

WAV FILE EDITOR (CoolEdit): http://www.threechords.com/ham...dit_96.shtml

SAGEM SOFTWARE (to upload the finished version edited files onto your phone): http://www.sagem.com/en/produi...-myx5-en.htm

Well, that's it... I hope that helps you. You've got more than enough info there i think to start making your own Polyphonic Ringtones and Music ringtones, and to start getting some wallpapers too.

Cheers ;)

smartaskiwi I would rather smack myself in the head with a steel pole, than buy this phone.

Jamo Whoala! have just downloaded the sonyericsson polyphonic sounds and CLICK! WORKS!

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