"Phone capable" in PDA description??? - Palmtop
This is a discussion on "Phone capable" in PDA description??? - Palmtop ; If a PDA is described as "Phone capable", what would you expect that to
mean?
A... there is a slot somewhere for a Sim card and you can use it just
like a mobile phone.
2... there is a slot ...
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"Phone capable" in PDA description???
If a PDA is described as "Phone capable", what would you expect that to
mean?
A... there is a slot somewhere for a Sim card and you can use it just
like a mobile phone.
2... there is a slot somewhere for a Sim card and you can use it just
like a mobile phone as long as you have a seperate microphone and
headset.
3... Something else.
Ta muchly
Steve
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Re: "Phone capable" in PDA description???
Sorry about the double post.
I got an error message when I posted the first time.
Please ignore this one.
Cheers,
Steve
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Re: "Phone capable" in PDA description???
+ "Steve" :
| Sorry about the double post.
Looks like a triple post from here.
| Please ignore this one.
Aren't modern usenet readers capable of canceling messages anymore?
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* Harald Hanche-Olsen
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when there is no ground whatsoever for supposing it is true.
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Re: "Phone capable" in PDA description???
Per Harald Hanche-Olsen:
>Aren't modern usenet readers capable of canceling messages anymore?
Wouldn't that be a serve-side issue?
If they are, somebody tell me - because I'm in the same boat as the lady I used
to work with that said "Every PC should have an 'Oh ****!' key that you can
press to recall the last thing you sent out."
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PeteCresswell
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Re: "Phone capable" in PDA description???
(PeteCresswell) wrote:
> Per Harald Hanche-Olsen:
> >Aren't modern usenet readers capable of canceling messages anymore?
>
> Wouldn't that be a serve-side issue?
>
> If they are, somebody tell me - because I'm in the same boat as the lady I used
> to work with that said "Every PC should have an 'Oh ****!' key that you can
> press to recall the last thing you sent out."
If you access usenet via your web browser and Google Groups you can
easily delete any of your own postings.
Doug Hoffman
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Re: "Phone capable" in PDA description???
dhoffman@talkamerica.net wrote:
> (PeteCresswell) wrote:
>> Per Harald Hanche-Olsen:
>>> Aren't modern usenet readers capable of canceling messages anymore?
>> Wouldn't that be a serve-side issue?
>>
>> If they are, somebody tell me - because I'm in the same boat as the lady I used
>> to work with that said "Every PC should have an 'Oh ****!' key that you can
>> press to recall the last thing you sent out."
>
> If you access usenet via your web browser and Google Groups you can
> easily delete any of your own postings.
>
> Doug Hoffman
>
It's server dependent. Even though you cancel your own post, most nntp
servers ignore cancel messages. So if the message already got propagated
to another server beyond where you posted to, it'll be hit or miss as to
which ones keep it and which ones don't.
