Tuesday 13 April 2004, 5:03 PM
well when you absolutely change nothing about the phone it actes quite reliable. BUT when you do unlock the phone and try to use the SPV to its limits, you'll find out you crossed them by unlocking your phone. It hangs, it doesnt receive SMS, it gets slower and slower.
So don't change a thing and it works and sucks, or have a great phone with unlimitied features which is, too bad, indeed highly unreliable.
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7.6Orange’s SPV is the first Microsoft Smartphone 2002-powered mobile phone to hit the UK market. You’ll need to be a technophile to get the most out of its extensive feature set, but Orange has put together a good-value package that should prove tempting.
£ 179
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