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Seems too good to be true? Got half way through registration, then discontinued. Asking too much personal information. Including annual income. Now why would they want that? http://news.surveycompare.net/how-to-get-in-on-new-craze?cid=574fe48c2a5e1&utm_source=yahoo&source=yahoo&content=3236481" onclick="window.open(this.href);return false;

Trouble is, as you get older (67), modern technology becomes more confusing. Like the company car I use on the school run. Too many gadgets that can't understand how to use? 16 years ago I bought the attached phone. Panasonic GD92. First on the market to use email. Trying to set up email was an ordeal in itself. So much so, I doubt if any android expert would have figured out how to do it...... No, I'll stick to what I'm used to. And go and buy a Morris Minor

I finally got a pic from my old push-button phone to the android. However, came out wrong colors! What should have been red was light brown! Also, on tapping on file not received, and got a few of these, said "file stopped by sender"? So perhaps my old push-button phone is at fault? Although no probs sending to another of my old push-button phones? As far as android is concerned, to bloody technical. I'll get another newer Nokia like the 315.

Well, finally took the plunge and bought an android. Not most gatterty one. Alcatel pixi 4, £25 from Tesco. Having lots of pics on a couple of my old push-button phones, been trying to bluetooth them to the android. I have been able to pair them, but when try to send a pic, wont happen? Get message on the android saying file not received. When I start to bluetooth the pic, briefly get message on android saying give permission for file transfer. I've gone through the android bit by bit, through the settings, but can't find how to give permission? Yet I can bluetooth old phone to old phone? Would this be because android cant accept bluetooth pics from non android phones?

Limehouse link has speed camera's. But don't know if they can capture a bike? Last time went through there was two years ago driving a coach. If the camera's are positioned to capture the rear number plate, then yes, could get a ticket? I'v seen some average speed camera's now turned to record rear number plates. Perhaps to catch bikers?

Saw one in CurrysPCworld today when looking in camcorder section. May go back and have another look now I know what it can be used for.

After reading some recommendations on another bike site for the ccbetter decided to get one. Its OK, good playback. Only complaint is the battery life. Only lasts an hour. Get two batteries, so OK if commuting to work in less than an hour. But seeing lots of helmet cam vids on facebook, some were able to to film the run from Dunton to Harwich. Much longer than an hour. I was disappointed when downloaded the memory card, to find only frames of my ride back solo. So does anyone know of an helmet cam that lasts much longer than the ccbetter?