Comments on: Mik’s Impatient Opinions: Sony Ericsson Satio http://blog.se-nse.net/miks-impatient-opinions-sony-ericsson-satio/ ... your source for everything Sony Ericsson! Thu, 09 Feb 2012 16:12:00 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.9.1 hourly 1 By: Shite Satio http://blog.se-nse.net/miks-impatient-opinions-sony-ericsson-satio/comment-page-1/#comment-53836 Shite Satio Wed, 19 May 2010 11:49:30 +0000 http://blog.se-nse.net/?p=6267#comment-53836 The satio is crap, crap and guess what? Crap. Yeah absolutely, toss satio in the bin, I go buy a nokia 3210.. that will not break like this shite phone The satio is crap, crap and guess what? Crap.
Yeah absolutely, toss satio in the bin, I go buy a nokia 3210.. that will not break like this shite phone

]]> By: Adam http://blog.se-nse.net/miks-impatient-opinions-sony-ericsson-satio/comment-page-1/#comment-25068 Adam Fri, 13 Nov 2009 05:24:33 +0000 http://blog.se-nse.net/?p=6267#comment-25068 Yes, I've noticed a lot of the same things with Saito.  A part of me is hoping that they'll sort this stuff out in a firmware update, but I'm realistic about the chances.  Saito reminds me a lot of the immaturity of the p800, I've once again said "phone rattling round inside a computer".  The upside of uiq's maturity was that they had perfected the balance between the two.  I find opening contacts to be a chore and I have to think about making calls.  You can no longer use the provided headset as an antenna, while using the HBH-DS220 to listen to music.  That said, the screen, media player and camera are perfect, I just need them to sort the usability niggles, consistent scrolling and a performance boost are the two biggest. Yes, I’ve noticed a lot of the same things with Saito.  A part of me is hoping that they’ll sort this stuff out in a firmware update, but I’m realistic about the chances.  Saito reminds me a lot of the immaturity of the p800, I’ve once again said “phone rattling round inside a computer”.  The upside of uiq’s maturity was that they had perfected the balance between the two.  I find opening contacts to be a chore and I have to think about making calls.  You can no longer use the provided headset as an antenna, while using the HBH-DS220 to listen to music.  That said, the screen, media player and camera are perfect, I just need them to sort the usability niggles, consistent scrolling and a performance boost are the two biggest.

]]> By: Adam http://blog.se-nse.net/miks-impatient-opinions-sony-ericsson-satio/comment-page-1/#comment-38775 Adam Fri, 13 Nov 2009 05:24:33 +0000 http://blog.se-nse.net/?p=6267#comment-38775 Yes, I've noticed a lot of the same things with Saito.  A part of me is hoping that they'll sort this stuff out in a firmware update, but I'm realistic about the chances.  Saito reminds me a lot of the immaturity of the p800, I've once again said "phone rattling round inside a computer".  The upside of uiq's maturity was that they had perfected the balance between the two.  I find opening contacts to be a chore and I have to think about making calls.  You can no longer use the provided headset as an antenna, while using the HBH-DS220 to listen to music.  That said, the screen, media player and camera are perfect, I just need them to sort the usability niggles, consistent scrolling and a performance boost are the two biggest. Yes, I’ve noticed a lot of the same things with Saito.  A part of me is hoping that they’ll sort this stuff out in a firmware update, but I’m realistic about the chances.  Saito reminds me a lot of the immaturity of the p800, I’ve once again said “phone rattling round inside a computer”.  The upside of uiq’s maturity was that they had perfected the balance between the two.  I find opening contacts to be a chore and I have to think about making calls.  You can no longer use the provided headset as an antenna, while using the HBH-DS220 to listen to music.  That said, the screen, media player and camera are perfect, I just need them to sort the usability niggles, consistent scrolling and a performance boost are the two biggest.

]]> By: m0shef http://blog.se-nse.net/miks-impatient-opinions-sony-ericsson-satio/comment-page-1/#comment-24973 m0shef Wed, 11 Nov 2009 04:49:58 +0000 http://blog.se-nse.net/?p=6267#comment-24973 Satio is Sony Ericsson first Symbian OS device which is owned by Nokia. However the Satio might have problems with the UI but only time will tell until Sony Ericsson release an update which adds new features to the UI such as smooth use, animation effects etc and fix the annoying bugs. Nokia are really way step ahead of Sony Ericsson on Symbian OS touch devices. I have the 5530 XpressMusic and boy its so smooth and feels totally awesome. Nokia have done a pretty good job with the UI and the whole smooth usage of the phone. One thing Nokia failed on is the N97 until now were they have released v20 update for it. So its up to Sony Ericsson to fix the bugs and add new features and make the Satio feel much smoother when using. Satio is Sony Ericsson first Symbian OS device which is owned by Nokia. However the Satio might have problems with the UI but only time will tell until Sony Ericsson release an update which adds new features to the UI such as smooth use, animation effects etc and fix the annoying bugs. Nokia are really way step ahead of Sony Ericsson on Symbian OS touch devices. I have the 5530 XpressMusic and boy its so smooth and feels totally awesome. Nokia have done a pretty good job with the UI and the whole smooth usage of the phone. One thing Nokia failed on is the N97 until now were they have released v20 update for it. So its up to Sony Ericsson to fix the bugs and add new features and make the Satio feel much smoother when using.

]]> By: m0shef http://blog.se-nse.net/miks-impatient-opinions-sony-ericsson-satio/comment-page-1/#comment-38771 m0shef Wed, 11 Nov 2009 04:49:58 +0000 http://blog.se-nse.net/?p=6267#comment-38771 Satio is Sony Ericsson first Symbian OS device which is owned by Nokia. However the Satio might have problems with the UI but only time will tell until Sony Ericsson release an update which adds new features to the UI such as smooth use, animation effects etc and fix the annoying bugs. Nokia are really way step ahead of Sony Ericsson on Symbian OS touch devices. I have the 5530 XpressMusic and boy its so smooth and feels totally awesome. Nokia have done a pretty good job with the UI and the whole smooth usage of the phone. One thing Nokia failed on is the N97 until now were they have released v20 update for it. So its up to Sony Ericsson to fix the bugs and add new features and make the Satio feel much smoother when using. Satio is Sony Ericsson first Symbian OS device which is owned by Nokia. However the Satio might have problems with the UI but only time will tell until Sony Ericsson release an update which adds new features to the UI such as smooth use, animation effects etc and fix the annoying bugs. Nokia are really way step ahead of Sony Ericsson on Symbian OS touch devices. I have the 5530 XpressMusic and boy its so smooth and feels totally awesome. Nokia have done a pretty good job with the UI and the whole smooth usage of the phone. One thing Nokia failed on is the N97 until now were they have released v20 update for it. So its up to Sony Ericsson to fix the bugs and add new features and make the Satio feel much smoother when using.

]]> By: Liam http://blog.se-nse.net/miks-impatient-opinions-sony-ericsson-satio/comment-page-1/#comment-24937 Liam Tue, 10 Nov 2009 18:54:34 +0000 http://blog.se-nse.net/?p=6267#comment-24937 I would say one of the main problems with this device is the fact SE chose 3 new (to SE) platforms to use on there latest handsets (Symbiam, WM, Android). Which in my view is a big miss step on SE's part, they are a very small company and it is obvious thet don't have the resources and R&D to cope with all the platforms, most (windows, symbian) need a complete overhaul on the interface. SE should have chosen just one of the platforms (preferbaly Android) and stuck with that and concentrated more on completing the user interface  rather than quickly throwing out as many devices as possible in a mad rush. I suppsoe you could say the Satio is the foundation hopefully the upgrade will come with the structure that is a new interface. I would say one of the main problems with this device is the fact SE chose 3 new (to SE) platforms to use on there latest handsets (Symbiam, WM, Android). Which in my view is a big miss step on SE’s part, they are a very small company and it is obvious thet don’t have the resources and R&D to cope with all the platforms, most (windows, symbian) need a complete overhaul on the interface. SE should have chosen just one of the platforms (preferbaly Android) and stuck with that and concentrated more on completing the user interface  rather than quickly throwing out as many devices as possible in a mad rush.
I suppsoe you could say the Satio is the foundation hopefully the upgrade will come with the structure that is a new interface.

]]> By: Liam http://blog.se-nse.net/miks-impatient-opinions-sony-ericsson-satio/comment-page-1/#comment-38774 Liam Tue, 10 Nov 2009 18:54:34 +0000 http://blog.se-nse.net/?p=6267#comment-38774 I would say one of the main problems with this device is the fact SE chose 3 new (to SE) platforms to use on there latest handsets (Symbiam, WM, Android). Which in my view is a big miss step on SE's part, they are a very small company and it is obvious thet don't have the resources and R&D to cope with all the platforms, most (windows, symbian) need a complete overhaul on the interface. SE should have chosen just one of the platforms (preferbaly Android) and stuck with that and concentrated more on completing the user interface  rather than quickly throwing out as many devices as possible in a mad rush. I suppsoe you could say the Satio is the foundation hopefully the upgrade will come with the structure that is a new interface. I would say one of the main problems with this device is the fact SE chose 3 new (to SE) platforms to use on there latest handsets (Symbiam, WM, Android). Which in my view is a big miss step on SE’s part, they are a very small company and it is obvious thet don’t have the resources and R&D to cope with all the platforms, most (windows, symbian) need a complete overhaul on the interface. SE should have chosen just one of the platforms (preferbaly Android) and stuck with that and concentrated more on completing the user interface  rather than quickly throwing out as many devices as possible in a mad rush.
I suppsoe you could say the Satio is the foundation hopefully the upgrade will come with the structure that is a new interface.

]]> By: Ramzi http://blog.se-nse.net/miks-impatient-opinions-sony-ericsson-satio/comment-page-1/#comment-24894 Ramzi Tue, 10 Nov 2009 07:44:04 +0000 http://blog.se-nse.net/?p=6267#comment-24894 i really cant believe SE would use S60 and not add a SE touch, the whole resistive and partial kinetic scrolling seems really annoying, Im a die hard SE fan but i might just pass on this phone and wait for the X10 i really cant believe SE would use S60 and not add a SE touch, the whole resistive and partial kinetic scrolling seems really annoying, Im a die hard SE fan but i might just pass on this phone and wait for the X10

]]> By: Ramzi http://blog.se-nse.net/miks-impatient-opinions-sony-ericsson-satio/comment-page-1/#comment-38772 Ramzi Tue, 10 Nov 2009 07:44:04 +0000 http://blog.se-nse.net/?p=6267#comment-38772 i really cant believe SE would use S60 and not add a SE touch, the whole resistive and partial kinetic scrolling seems really annoying, Im a die hard SE fan but i might just pass on this phone and wait for the X10 i really cant believe SE would use S60 and not add a SE touch, the whole resistive and partial kinetic scrolling seems really annoying, Im a die hard SE fan but i might just pass on this phone and wait for the X10

]]> By: bummy http://blog.se-nse.net/miks-impatient-opinions-sony-ericsson-satio/comment-page-1/#comment-24830 bummy Mon, 09 Nov 2009 01:49:37 +0000 http://blog.se-nse.net/?p=6267#comment-24830 My first touch screen phone LG Viewty had the same problem. There are menus which uses the flick, and there are some menus that uses the scroll bar. Its rather annoying... at first... but after few weeks of use, you'll get used to it. My first touch screen phone LG Viewty had the same problem.
There are menus which uses the flick, and there are some menus that uses the scroll bar.

Its rather annoying… at first… but after few weeks of use, you’ll get used to it.

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