the best smartphone! URGENT

[adelmarco]

Hi guys,

I would buy a smartphone and hesitate between
Nokia N900, HTC 2HD or SONY E******* Xperia X10,

which one is the best in the usage of a Tems pocket or similar tool for 2G/3G cell tracking?

Thanks a lot for your assistance

Marco

[DFTC]

None of them.

Nokia devices must have a specific firmware (NTM). (No way to flash them)

HTC HD2 is under Windows Mobile
SE Xperia X10 is a Android based termimal
IMHO, both are unable to be used with Tems or Nemo.

But good news : On HTC Devices, you might find Net Monitoring software. (Fieldtest)
(And "HTC Desire" is a very good device!)

[saullow]

N900 is based on Maemo(linux)
and suport Android in dual boot!!

its amazing gadget..

[drtijo]

TEMS Pro - is my choice. Scan 2G/3G, can record on phone itself. extract the files from the memory stick later for analysis

[adelmarco]

Sorry but what's TEMS Pro? e******* phone for Tems?

BR

[Processor]

E******* fone of course

[leosedf]

You can get a SonyE******* Device and convert it to TEMS with the help of the admin. Or you could get a quallcomm based device and start scanning.

[Rodney]

HTC is not as "smart" as they make it out to be.
I had the Tyton and the Tyton 2 and both were rather dull and full og buggs.
Have you had a look at the Blackberry or the I-Phone yet?

[leosedf]

Those are old versions.
The Diamond and newer have quallcomm interface.
The TyTN I had an OMAP and the TyTN II had an OMAP.

[Rodney]

I don't know of the newer phones as I was so disappointed in the ones I had tha I switched to Blackberry and since then have not looked back.
I also heard the new I-Phone is pritty good too

[adelmarco]

Hi,
Finally I bought the HTC D2 it seems nice, the testfield gives a good cell data but not really usable cause no way to store data !!!!
It seems that the Tems Pocket 8 is compatible with the HTC, is it possible with the public HTC phone ?

[leosedf]

Public HTC?

Well.... The iphone is nice to play with, but... you need an htc for measurements. Or a TEMS phone.
There are USB modems which have a quallcomm chipset in, you can measure with them too.

adelmarco have you tried to connect your phone to tems?