Samsung a970 - test results

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In <IV61g.1570$0Z3.498@trndny07> on Tue, 18 Apr 2006 14:42:48 GMT, Mart
<nomailhere@verizon.net> wrote:

>Quick wrote:
>
>> Point taken... but very few actually take the time to
>> watch their phone boot completely. Press button until
>> phone starts shutdown sequence when entering
>> establishment and pocket it. When exiting establishment,
>> press button until phone starts boot sequence and pocket it.
>> Total time involved in shutting down and booting: 4 seconds.
>> Everyone is different though. Some can't help but watch
>> the pot until the water starts to boil.

>Blind faith in modern technology is just that.
>
>I check the phone to make sure it boots properly. ...

Has it ever failed to complete the boot up? Why would you care? If it did
fail, just try again. Do you also watch for meteorites?

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John Navas wrote:
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> Has it ever failed to complete the boot up? Why would you care? If it did
> fail, just try again. Do you also watch for meteorites?
>


Hell yeah. The difference is I call them shooting stars. Telling the
wife to look up and wish on the rock falling from the sky just doesn't
sound as good. 8-)

John Navas <spamfilter0@navasgroup.com> wrote in
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> In <qPX0g.14049$b06.12073@trnddc08> on Tue, 18 Apr 2006 02:05:10 GMT,
> "fish" <i.am.such.a.fish@atlantic.ocean> wrote:
>
>>al sez to fish...
>>
>>>>> Speed test: a610: startup time: 29 seconds - shutdown time: 9
>>>>> seconds Speed test: a970: startup time: 19 seconds - shutdown
>>>>> time: 4 seconds
>>
>>> Ok,I'll bite.Why would you turn your cellphone "on and off all day"?
>>
>>If you go to the movies, you must turn your phone off.
>>If you go to the theatre in New York, you must turn your phone off.
>>If you go to a high class restaurant in New York, you must turn your
>>phone off.
>>
>>I could go on and on and list every possible reason, or just maybe you
>>might realize that people in this world live differently than you do.
>
> I just put mine on silent.
>


I don't think they know it,silent,exists.

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"fish" <i.am.such.a.fish@atlantic.ocean> wrote in message news:qPX0g.14049

> If you go to the movies, you must turn your phone off.
> If you go to the theatre in New York, you must turn your phone off.
> If you go to a high class restaurant in New York, you must turn your phone
> off.
>
> I could go on and on and list every possible reason, or just maybe you
> might
> realize that people in this world live differently than you do.

Theater and high class restaurants in NY? It sounds like YOU who needs to
realize people in this world live differently than YOU do.



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> clifto <clifto@gmail.com> wrote in news:shnbh3-l0o.ln1@remote.clifto.com:
>
>> fish wrote:
>>> Speed test: a610: startup time: 29 seconds - shutdown time: 9 seconds
>>> Speed test: a970: startup time: 19 seconds - shutdown time: 4 seconds
>>
>> I'm really glad you tested this and recorded the results. Seems like
>> you and I are the only two people in the world who bought cell phones
>> to turn them on and off all day; no one else understands the drudgery
>> of having to wait a long time for startup and shutdown.
>>
>
> Ok,I'll bite.Why would you turn your cellphone "on and off all day"?

I'm a pilot, flying 3-5 flights per day so the phone is on and off all day.
Just one example.