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Comment on Palm Pre Has Bluetooth Problems by photoframd

photoframd — Sat, 11 Feb 2012 17:01:20 +0000

I have not used a Palm in a long time. I am now on an Android phone. I do not think you can connect to another Palm device through Bluetooth. But, you may be able to connect through WIFI.

Comment on GPS Problems on Your Samsung Galaxy S Android Phone? Try This … by photoframd

photoframd — Sat, 11 Feb 2012 16:59:11 +0000

I am guessing that you are in Italy. Who is you cell phone provider? Samsung would have a Gingerbread update that is specific for your cell phone provider. It is important that you updated with THAT version and not an update for a different provider. There are geographic limitations for each provider, roaming network and GSM/CDMA differences. As long as you updated your phone from the “official” release for your provider, you should be fine.

Did you also update your modem to Gingerbread as well? The GPS is controlled by the modem. The Gingerbread modem contained speed improvements and bug fixes. It’s like having a new phone!

Comment on Palm Pre Has Bluetooth Problems by idrees

idrees — Sat, 11 Feb 2012 14:27:07 +0000

my palm only searches audio device so i cant share my songs and videos with others ……???

Comment on GPS Problems on Your Samsung Galaxy S Android Phone? Try This … by giorgio

giorgio — Sat, 11 Feb 2012 14:07:51 +0000

Hi Photoframnd and thanks for your suggestions!
Can you kindly clear me what you mean with “did you update your phone for your region”? I just made the update to gingerbread by connecting my device with Kies. I don’t remember to have chosen anything…

Yes I’ve reboot my phone many times but with no results at all..

Yes I’ve rest many times my gps data, with different programs, but it still doesn’t work.

This morning I’ve tried one more time, it worked for few seconds and then it stopped again…

do you think that I could find a solution by bringing my phone to Samsung assistance?

thanks a lot

have a nice day!

Comment on Canon 7D Tips – What should my first lens be? by photoframd

photoframd — Tue, 07 Feb 2012 17:38:00 +0000

Depends on your budget. Look for something with an f/2.8 and Image Stabilization. Zooms are much easier and more practical. A 70-200mm from either Canon or Sigma is a great starting point, but will also work well in studios. If your budget allows, you can also look at more powerful zooms and/or primes, but over 300mm gets very expensive, as well as heavy! The Sigma 50-500mm lens is a favorite of mine but requires a well-lighted environment (daylight, outdoors, bright stadium).