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[paul-49]

Thought I would start a topic on mobile phones with built in cameras, I have the sony ericsson k800i, which is a good phone, the battery life is very good, once the battery was down to 9% and still lasted all day, had it now for 12 months a still looks as good as the first day I got it, only one downside of the phone is the camera cover, which can slide down if say its in your pocket, which turns the camera on
 you can put your favorites on one button, I have the calendar, calculator, phone status, bluetooth on/off, but you can add anything you like to it, just saves you going through the menu to find things the camera is a 3.2 mega pixel

here are a few pictures
macro mode

the hills over saddleworth

mates bike


and how not to stack a pallet

[kitz]

Thanks for the review ... Pretty good pics for a camera phone

What extras eg apps + games does it have on it?

[paul-49]

What extras eg apps + games does it have on it?

this link will tell you everything you need to know,
http://www.yourmobilephonereviews.co.uk/sony_ericsson_k800i_reviews.htm

[maxping]

I'm toying with the idea of getting the Samsung G800.

http://www.mobile-phones-uk.org.uk/samsung-g800.htm

Samsung have pulled off both a technological and design marvel with the G800. Its closest rivals are the Nokia N95 and Sony Ericsson K850i, which both have 5 megapixel cameras. But the G800 trumps them with the introduction of a 3x optical zoom. An optical zoom is common in dedicated digital cameras, but is very rare in camera phones, because of size constraints. It enables the camera lens to zoom into a scene retaining the full 5 megapixel resolution. By contrast, the digital zoom used in the N95 and K850i (and other camera phones) loses resolution when zooming. The G800 is also the first Samsung phone to have a real xenon flash instead of the weaker LCD flashes usually seen in camera phones. Samsung are one of the key manufacturers of digital cameras, and they have clearly used their expertise in the field to create a world beater with the G800.

[Broadband1]

That post about the G800 is right but phones out right now it has to be the N95 from Nokia as I have owned the K850i the N95 and the G600 the G600 and the K850 were as good as there predecessors maybe even the same but the nokia was just great all round

[dwtb]

Just don't go near the Nokia 5310. I've never had a worse camera in my life!

[jack8]

I think I will get this phone when I upgrade in a month.

http://www.mobilegazette.com/sony-ericsson-c902-08x02x12.htm

[dave.m]

A mobile phone is for . . . . . phoning!
Never had a problem with my Motorola!

Works a treat, I can call almost anyone and with my Box Brownie I can capture truly stunning images too.




dave  8)

[roseway]

[UncleUB]

Are those on sale in Aldi on thursday. 

[dave.m]

Are those on sale in Aldi on thursday. 

Sorry Phil,
You missed them. It was a few weeks ago.
dave

[jack8]

I agree to some point but the great thing with these phones is you can get away with a lot more than say a canon 400