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Old 01-19-2008, 11:33 PM
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Default New firmwares (new waves) - February -> March
Hi boys (and girls? )

This is what I found, this is what I looked at, this is what I did not understand in 100% . Korean people - help!

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Old 01-20-2008, 03:17 PM
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What does the third wave say?
It looks like lyrics support, but there's also an image of the text viewer as well.
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Old 01-20-2008, 03:28 PM
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someone who knows korean, help decipher these.
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Old 01-20-2008, 03:31 PM
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Okay, the first one is about the welcome screen, which is already on the recently introduced firmware, the second one is about the bluetooth phone pairing! it's due by the end of february. the third one is about games!!! and bookmarks for videos and texts, and the availability of AAC. This firmware is gonna be really good! Especially with the games! The third one is by the end of March.
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Old 01-20-2008, 04:23 PM
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Sweet! Games!

If they add AAC support, then maybe they'll add mp4 video at the same time? That'd be great
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Old 01-20-2008, 04:31 PM
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*chuckles* with AAC, its now an iPod, but a trillion times better! i really want that second wave firmware with phone pairing! ^^ And the games would be nice too, so long as they're better than the T9's, =/ Sorry, but Pizza Delivery? :P

Even better if it runs a version on Java, so that you can install your own games.
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Old 01-20-2008, 07:53 PM
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Games ? using touch screen? problematic I would say

Anyway I do believe they will support lyrics, RDS for all (I'm from Europe but my T10 from US ) and what is most important for me SOUND QUALITY - in bluetooth headset and FM recording.

Beware Samsung - expectations are high
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Looks good! Please keep us up to date!
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Games ? using touch screen? problematic I would say

Anyway I do believe they will support lyrics, RDS for all (I'm from Europe but my T10 from US ) and what is most important for me SOUND QUALITY - in bluetooth headset and FM recording.

Beware Samsung - expectations are high
Just remember that Bluetooth sound quality is going to be more a factor of your bluetooth headphones than the player or any firmware.

Likewise with the FM radio, the sound quality is probably more a product of the chip (The T10 uses a Bluetooth / FM dual chip from Broadcom) than the firmware.
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nice...this post just made my day...

the t10 is definitely an ipo* nano killer...i love it...def worth the money and more!!
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Just remember that Bluetooth sound quality is going to be more a factor of your bluetooth headphones than the player or any firmware.

Likewise with the FM radio, the sound quality is probably more a product of the chip (The T10 uses a Bluetooth / FM dual chip from Broadcom) than the firmware.
You're definetely right, what I mean is that I found an informaion on this forum that bluetooth headset (any kind) does not support DNSe so I hope that Samsung will either add "something" to T10 firmware or create bluetooth headset which will support DNSe and we won't be forced to decide : being free from cables or enjoying DNSe.
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What is the sound quality of bluetooth versus cable headphones?

Do you loose sound quality? Interferences?
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It isn't a matter of interference, there are two things working primarily against Bluetooth headphones...

The Bluetooth A2DP spec takes a sound sample and sends it compressed over the air in digital format. Then it's decoded and piped into your ears by the headphones. It's not that the spec is inherently bad, but it IS inherently compressed, and that's never truly audiophilic. Also, there just isn't any Bluetooth headphones on the market yet that are truly "Audiophile" grade. There are plenty that sound totally decent (MOTOROKR S9 for example) but almost non that have that coveted stamp of approval from the all knowing audiophile crowd.
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I see. Yeah, if you keep compressing and decompressing a lossy format (mp3 for exemple), you do hear artifacts.

I've just never tried any wireless headset as of yet...
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What bluetooth headphones do you suggest on a budget?
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The MotoRokr s9's are fabulous for what they are.

Any of the LG headphones are totally respectable.
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What about the insignia,jabra,and logitech's?
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This is really great news! I can't wait
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Old 01-23-2008, 11:26 AM
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This is great news, looking forward to the new stuff coming out.

Also a good set of bluetooth headphones are the sony ericsson hbh-ds970, it automatically adjusts the volume in noisy environments and blocks outside noise and has a multipoint function where you can connect to two wireless devices.
It also has a small screen where you can view incoming calls and music tracks (although not yet on the T10) and has volume and play/stop controls.
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Insignia are all-right, I've noticed they sound more compressed than the L.G.'s that I own. That's just my opinion though.
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