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<blockquote data-quote="john10001" data-source="post: 2213236" data-attributes="member: 516484">Does anyone know how Push to Talk (PTT) works on the Nokia N70? I have had this phone for four and a half years and should really get a new one, but the other day I pressed something by accident on the phone and it said &quot;talk&quot; that was the message on the display and I can recall when I first got the phone that it had the ability to do PT?. Does anyone know how it works exactly and what button it is that you press to use that option? Are there many other mobile phones that can do it and what is the range?Just curious about this feature. I think there are probably a lot of other features I&#039;ve not used on the phone too.This N70 when I first got it was cutting edge but I now get laughed at by my mates who call it a brick. It has lasted me ages though and even though its all scratched up it still works. Not too sure what I will replace it with yet but I do like the HTC phones. A new Nokia I think is worth considering still as they are good value especially with free gps. Though I think Sony Ericcson is probably best if you want a device that can take great photos.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="john10001, post: 2213236, member: 516484"] Does anyone know how Push to Talk (PTT) works on the Nokia N70? I have had this phone for four and a half years and should really get a new one, but the other day I pressed something by accident on the phone and it said "talk" that was the message on the display and I can recall when I first got the phone that it had the ability to do PT?. Does anyone know how it works exactly and what button it is that you press to use that option? Are there many other mobile phones that can do it and what is the range? Just curious about this feature. I think there are probably a lot of other features I've not used on the phone too. This N70 when I first got it was cutting edge but I now get laughed at by my mates who call it a brick. It has lasted me ages though and even though its all scratched up it still works. Not too sure what I will replace it with yet but I do like the HTC phones. A new Nokia I think is worth considering still as they are good value especially with free gps. Though I think Sony Ericcson is probably best if you want a device that can take great photos. [/QUOTE]

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