diff between t610 and t630

1.What are the differences between these phones apart from the (obvious)
cosmetic changes?

2. How many text messages does t610/630 save in the inbox and sent
messages? My current E holds about 25 in the inbox and any random number
from 0 - 6 in the sent messages.

3. In my call list/history, previous days calls are only marked by date,
they do not have a time stamp. Has this been implemented by SE?

4. Is the black t630 available in Aus?

thanks in advance

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Emma wrote:
> 1.What are the differences between these phones apart from the
> (obvious) cosmetic changes?
>

Display has better contrast.


> 2. How many text messages does t610/630 save in the inbox and sent
> messages? My current E holds about 25 in the inbox and any random
> number from 0 - 6 in the sent messages.
>

I haven't count them - but i think about 50 or more depending on their
size...

> 3. In my call list/history, previous days calls are only marked by
> date, they do not have a time stamp. Has this been implemented by SE?
>

You can see the time by changing the system-date of the phone to the date
the call was made.

> 4. Is the black t630 available in Aus?
>
> thanks in advance

In article <[email protected]>,
[email protected] says...
> Emma wrote:
> > 3. In my call list/history, previous days calls are only marked by
> > date, they do not have a time stamp. Has this been implemented by SE?
> >
>
> You can see the time by changing the system-date of the phone to the date
> the call was made.

You couldn't just say 'no'? That's a ridiculous perlava to go through to
see the call's time though, isn't it?
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Chewie ([email protected]) gurgled happily, sounding much like they were
saying :

>> You can see the time by changing the system-date of the phone to the
>> date the call was made.

> You couldn't just say 'no'?

But "no" would be incorrect.

> That's a ridiculous perlava to go through
> to see the call's time though, isn't it?

To you, mebbe. To somebody who needs to know at what time a call occurred
for some reason, it's a lot easier than having to ring the network's
customer service cretins and try and wheedle the information out of them
for a week or wait for the next bill.