As far as what he says:
”But you don't have any right to judge other people's opinions about their phones like that and say that they're unfair or dishonest, just because they're different than what you think.”
Um, yes we do have the right to judge your opinion. If you don’t mention your phone is “VERY STABLE” AFTER your firmware upgrade, which I read that you did, then you are not giving this guy a fair answer – in fact the reason we bring it up is cause it may be biased. And as father of the forum, you have no excuse not knowing what the general reaction to the phone is and taking that into account in your answer…. unless you are in fact a cheerleader. If you were to say, “after a firmware upgrade, I find it VERY STABLE”, you would be giving much more useful info. Most people expect their phone to work out of the box. Instead, you come off as biased, and thus got lambasted.
The other funny think is he thinks the two or 3 responders are the same person, cause they have the same opinion.
BitMeter 2 is a bandwidth meter, it allows you to visually monitor your internet connection by displaying a scrolling graph that shows your upload and download speed over time. BitMeter is freeware - ie. it is given away completely free of charge, there is no trial period, no time-limited features, no spyware, and no adware, guaranteed.
Man. They sure took their time getting it out, but I'm finally in possession of my SonyEricsson P990. Paid $1,100 for the honor, but given that my cash has been sitting in the bank earning interest for this purchase, it’s a bit cheaper. As I said, it’s still in the charger, but out of the box, man… lookin sweet. Right up there with Apple packaging. It has a dock, like all the other’s in the P series, and 3 separate connectors for charger, computer, and headphones. I can’t wait to try out the RSS feeds, but for now I ‘ve got to give the battery a full charge.
