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Thread: Is it possible to run apps made for the P, M and W series on a G900/G700?

  1. 07-22-2012, 10:42 AM #1
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    Is it possible to run apps made for the P, M and W series on a G900/G700?

    Hi
    I have an old SonyEricsson G900 which has a simplier sister the G700 (which I understand also came as a Business w/o camera). All running the UIQ 3.0 OS.

    Is it possible that older and specially P9xx apps, will run on the G900/G700 models.

    Found out that there was only 21 phones world wide running UIQ, from four manufacturers...

    Have just started to try out my aged SE G900 I bought second hand, could use some help.
    Trying hard to collect those interesting and fancy Feature phones from the SonyEricsson's-era...
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    I have the same phone and was wondering the same questions did that user get back to you with the answers?
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