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29 Oct, 2017
A must have for aluminium engines
1 of 1 found this helpful I have used this stuff for years on my motorcycle engines. It keeps the white deterioration at bay and keeps it stick and span all over winter. I have started using on my S2000 engine with equal great results.
One cam also seems to also forever!
14 Aug, 2010
HTC Desire
I have wanted to upgrade to a smart phone for a while and deliberated between an I phone and 'something else'.
Looking into the market the Android operating system, being owned by Google has as much support as the Apple system and therefore I didn't have too many worries about back up. The list of phones using this system is growing and therefore the choice of manufacturer and type of phone isn't limited to just one type, ie the I phone.
I was going to go for the HTC Hero but feeling the weight and the lower speed of the processor made my plump up the extra for the Desire. I'm glad I did! The phone's interface is really nice, swift and clear. Much ike the I phone. The quality is really nice with a soft feel to the case. The I phone does however have the edge on a quality feel but this may be because it feels more as if it is machined than the 'organic' feel of the Desire.
Battery life is very good as long as you use all of the power saving facilities, eg turn off GPS wen not in use and wifi etc. Talking of the GPS this didn't work so well in Italy this year but seems fine in the UK. This may be due to Google Maps though so I will reserve judgement on it. :)
One aspect that is a disappointment is that the Android system is no yet compatible wit BBC i Player although I understand that this is being rolled out before the end of this year. This is not really an issue with the phone though and as mentioned above I have every confidence in the Android system.
There are loads of mini Apps for the phone as well, I just choose the free ones which have proved very stable.
Overall I am VERY pleased with this phone. However, DO NOT buy ANY phone like this, iPhone or otherwise, unless you are prepared to learn about how it works etc, they do require some setting up. If all you want is a 'Phone' get something else.
Highly recomended piece of kit.
14 Aug, 2010
HTC Desire
I have wanted to upgrade to a smart phone for a while and deliberated between an I phone and 'something else'.
Looking into the market the Android operating system, being owned by Google has as much support as the Apple system and therefore I didn't have too many worries about back up. The list of phones using this system is growing and therefore the choice of manufacturer and type of phone isn't limited to just one type, ie the I phone.
I was going to go for the HTC Hero but feeling the weight and the lower speed of the processor made my plump up the extra for the Desire. I'm glad I did! The phone's interface is really nice, swift and clear. Much ike the I phone. The quality is really nice with a soft feel to the case. The I phone does however have the edge on a quality feel but this may be because it feels more as if it is machined than the 'organic' feel of the Desire.
Battery life is very good as long as you use all of the power saving facilities, eg turn off GPS wen not in use and wifi etc. Talking of the GPS this didn't work so well in Italy this year but seems fine in the UK. This may be due to Google Maps though so I will reserve judgement on it. :)
One aspect that is a disappointment is that the Android system is no yet compatible wit BBC i Player although I understand that this is being rolled out before the end of this year. This is not really an issue with the phone though and as mentioned above I have every confidence in the Android system.
There are loads of mini Apps for the phone as well, I just choose the free ones which have proved very stable.
Overall I am VERY pleased with this phone. However, DO NOT buy ANY phone like this, iPhone or otherwise, unless you are prepared to learn about how it works etc, they do require some setting up. If all you want is a 'Phone' get something else.
Highly recomended piece of kit.