Camera Phones

no not really - we better just leave that one alone.

unless of course it's social drinking - that make's all the difference!!
8)
 
Maybe the community wardens could help you with your phone- they are very talented and will try their best to help you. Give them a ring.
 
Neal Parry in particular is very good with technology. He would probably be more than happy to help. :) :)
 
eh?  wardens fixing phones now strange [smiley=eek.gif]
 
[quote author=tracey33 and angie35 link=board=qanda;num=1061030492;start=0#28 date=08/26/03 at 12:03:30]eh?  wardens fixing phones now strange [smiley=eek.gif][/quote]

Go to Questions & Answers section - Community Wardens thread, started by Neal Parry. Read from the beginning and all will become clear :D
 
Try reading through all the posts in the forum when it's quiet. You get an idea of who's who then and what people are like.
Sometimes you might not understand a post if you don't know what's been said before! ;D
 
Actually if you have an e- mail address you could send it onto that and just print it off.Which way would work cheaper i do not know
 
Actually if you have an e- mail address you could send it onto that and just print it off.Which way would work cheaper i do not know
 
They have been around for some time now in Japan. My mate at DoCoMo did a survey of school students and found that they use them to copy schedules, chalkboard info and even pages from textbooks (yup, they still exist). Still quite expensive to send and receive but fine if downloaded into yer computer. All the ones I have seen are JPEGs, too (don't even know if any other format is supported). For most users a decent digital camera (such as the Minolta) is a good a buy right now, but if you quality and full control, best stick to the trusty SLR and a scanner, they cost peanuts for PCs.
 
SLR for peanuts were from i have a cannon A1 cost over £300
that is not peanuts.
also a fuji that cost £165
but if you can get them for peanuts i will have a bag full  :D
 
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