Phone calls, data transfer
I had no problems with phone calls, sound quality was all right and the machine had no problems with changing between 2G and 3G networks either – it’s another extra feature, that we can tell the phone what network to be the preferred one.
Software regarding communication is just the usual. We can put contacts in the phonebook until there is free memory (this practically means an almost infinite capacity). Messages are handled by Outlook, which supports MMS messages; the e-mail client handles attachments and authenticated IMAP servers too. We can set any mp3 file as a ringtone. The phone can ring and vibrate at the same time, we can set environmental profiles, and there’s even voice calling, but with a questionable efficiency.
The GSM module is tri-banded (900/1800/1900 MHz), but we can use 3G networks too. For data transfer we have HSDPA, but in lack of network coverage, we can use slower technologies too, as EDGE is also supported. Bluetooth has version 2.0, it supports A2DP, WiFi supports 802.11b/g standards, there were no problems with it, and its range is average. The microSD socket is SDHC-compatible, but the USB port is unfortunately only of version 1.1 and it can’t even utilize the theoretical maximum speed – no problem, we can easily pop out the memory card, so we can use the card reader too, if this wouldn’t be enough.
A cikk még nem ért véget, kérlek, lapozz!
