experiences, impressions, of Nokia N75 with MobileSpeak

[Jonathan Mosen]

Not that this affects me, but I'm curious, if you had the right software,
could you change the code of an AT&T N75 and then flash it with the standard
Nokia firmware? I have read on various phone forums about people doing this
kind of thing.

I've heard so many negative things about the AT&T branded N75 that it would
seem worth investigating.

Jonathan

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[mailto:blindphones-bounces at mosenexplosion.com] On Behalf Of Christopher
Chaltain
Sent: Sunday, 23 December 2007 8:32 a.m.
To: The Accessible Phones Discussion List
Subject: Re: experiences, impressions, of Nokia N75 with MobileSpeak

I have a Nokia N75 from AT&T, and I'm using Talks on it.

I think it's a good phone. The keys are large and easy to distinguish. 
It works well with Talks, and I'd assume Mobile Speak.

The biggest disadvantage is the battery life. AT&T also placed some 
serious limitations on the firwmware and also added quite a bit of 
bloatware, so it's not the same phone you'd get from Nokia. You'd get a 
better phone getting an unbranded phone from Nokia, but then it would 
also cost a bit more.

Are there any features you're particularly interested in?

Dean Martineau wrote:
> I would like to hear experiences with the N75, as it is available for a
good
> price, and with the recent AT&T deal, accessible phones are becoming much
> more affordable.
>
> Thanks.
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> Dean
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Christopher

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