[10.25] M8 screenshots

waja2000, do you have any news on WIFI? will it be included or not?

Originally Posted by gabest

waja2000, do you have any news on WIFI? will it be included or not?

M8 comfirm have WIFI on test unit， but in final production unit not sure have WIFI active (due china gov still not allow WIFI on phone) , JW still not give comfirm on that but JW mention before final production unit possible not provide driver to active WIFI to get license. anyway JW ask to wait until end of Nov to get clear picture.

Originally Posted by waja2000

M8 comfirm have WIFI on test unit， but in final production unit not sure have WIFI active (due china gov still not allow WIFI on phone) , JW still not give comfirm on that but JW mention before final production unit possible not provide driver to active WIFI to get license. anyway JW ask to wait until end of Nov to get clear picture.

thx for the info but in my opinion, without WIFI or 3G its pointless to even install a web browser on it

don't know who traduce the last screenshots but good job thanks

It was waja2000. Thanks! (again)

now with waja2000 words i'm really worry about wifi(included or not in the final version) and really don't know why they don't put a two sim card slots it would be a comercial argument and it's easy very convenient to find this option in china phones.

Aw, it'd really suck if it won't have WiFi. If it would have 3G it would be doable, but this makes it quite annoying. If this is true, I might as well just connect over BT but that's too complicated and only available when I got my laptop with me or when I'm at home where I've got a home-wide BT network aside form a WiFi network..

waja2000 please ask Mr. Jack Wong (peace be upon him) if the M8 can record phone conversations. Also tell him that I would like, as a feature, automatic audio recording if the phone is dropped/hit/thrown. Thanks for your efforts waja2000.

A message to those who oppose a non-removeable battery (perhaps a feature for M9 Secure): I would prefer a device with non-removable battery so that people won't circumvent being held accountable for their actions and words. (only one example of need: Police officer taped ranting at driver fired - CNN.com) And yes people will try to destroy evidence….

Originally Posted by charlie

A message to those who oppose a non-removeable battery (perhaps a feature for M9 Secure): I would prefer a device with non-removable battery so that people won't circumvent being held accountable for their actions and words. (only one example of need: Police officer taped ranting at driver fired - CNN.com) And yes people will try to destroy evidence….

I'm not sure how removing the battery gives you data loss, but apart from that there is now a Dutch (or even European?) guideline that these type of devices (mobile phones, pda's, etc) must have a way of 'easily' removing the battery. You should be able to replace it and it's better for the environment if this stuff get get separated easily.

Originally Posted by charlie

waja2000 please ask Mr. Jack Wong (peace be upon him) if the M8 can record phone conversations. Also tell him that I would like, as a feature, automatic audio recording if the phone is dropped/hit/thrown. Thanks for your efforts waja2000.

your question already ask J.Wong by M8 Fans, but so far no answer yet. but in china if not mistaken the mobile phone able to record phone conversation is illegal (some forumer said in meizu forum)，that also possible become encroaches personal privacy issue. anyway that is possible to do it with sample application.

Originally Posted by parena

I'm not sure how removing the battery gives you data loss, but apart from that there is now a Dutch (or even European?) guideline that these type of devices (mobile phones, pda's, etc) must have a way of 'easily' removing the battery. You should be able to replace it and it's better for the environment if this stuff get get separated easily.

I thought it was Dutch only. Some other European countries were thinking about this 'law'.

Ebook function I'm guessing.

Well it's nice but makes 0 sense. Are the pictures above the internet browser? The bottom few look like some text editor with the numbers being font sizes. On the screen where number 16 is selected, the text at the bottom is much smaller then at the picture with 24 selected.

I wonder if the device is will run Opera Mobile, btw, it rocks.

About the removable battery law, it's European. That's why Apple has been in discussion with the EU for the last few weeks about their iPhone with it's non-removable battery. I don't get the point Charlie is trying to make. If I want to remove evidence on my phone, I'll just press delete or if it's very important I'll crack it open and destroy the flash chips. Removing a battery only destroys data which is in the phone's RAM, for example pictures that have just been taken and aren't transferred to the flash memory yet. The only way to destoy data on the flash chips by closing power is having the battery removed at the time the device is writing to a certain datablock. If that happens, the block is most likely destroyed but even then it's still partly readable.

Originally Posted by MartijnGP

Well it's nice but makes 0 sense. Are the pictures above the internet browser? The bottom few look like some text editor with the numbers being font sizes. On the screen where number 16 is selected, the text at the bottom is much smaller then at the picture with 24 selected.

I wonder if the device is will run Opera Mobile, btw, it rocks.

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Above picture is show Ebook funtion, and how to adjust the font size.

and M8 is use custome Opera for internet .

Originally Posted by parena

I'm not sure how removing the battery gives you data loss, but apart from that there is now a Dutch (or even European?) guideline that these type of devices (mobile phones, pda's, etc) must have a way of 'easily' removing the battery. You should be able to replace it and it's better for the environment if this stuff get get separated easily.

Originally Posted by MartijnGP

I don't get the point Charlie is trying to make. If I want to remove evidence on my phone, I'll just press delete or if it's very important I'll crack it open and destroy the flash chips.

You must have processed the last sentence "And yes people will try to destroy evidence…." as the overall point I was trying to make. But the sentence before that was "I would prefer a device with non-removable battery so that people won't circumvent being held accountable for their actions and words." I probably should have separated those two sentences into two paragraphs to avoid misunderstanding.

Here is the interpretation. Imagine a scenario where a ongoing "situation" is occuring. The person causing the situation is aware that he/she is being taped. The person does not know how to check if the device is taping. So they remove the battery. Use your imagination to fill in the gaps.

"And yes people will try to destroy evidence…." should have been written as, 'people will try to avoid accountability.'

1) The non-removable battery law is because you shouldnt throw away the batterys.. Not to cause data loss.

2)I prefer a non-removable battery , Means the devices is probably thinner and wont fall apart in my pocket.

Pro-removable battery here ^.^

It really depends. Everything has its pros and cons.

removable is better, you can change it without leaving your phone for a week and not be charged for workmanship... +phone won't fall apart in your pocket, I have never seen a Phone do that!!!!!