Menu
After switching on the phone, the user is greeted by the magnificent landscape of the Sun going down at an ocean, and after some Anycool animations we find ourselves at the main screen. There can be no complaints about the QVGA display, as it has a clear, nice picture. The static shortcut icons, characteristic for CECT devices, are in the bottom row. These let us access the main screen, the phonebook, messaging, the dial screen and musical features.
On the standby screen there are lots of icons in the top row, in front of the customizable background. On the left there are two signal strength indicators, and then there is an icon to tell us which SIM card is the primary one. The following are optional, like the envelope that reminds of new messages, the small bell for the alarm clock, the symbol of vibration mode, the keypad lock icon and the Bluetooth icon. In the center of the main screen there are two network labels. Touching the screen at any point takes us in the main menu, which has 12 icons.
There are some color schemes (which are only color schemes, no matter the software calls them themes) that let us change the design. The icons are quite self-explanatory, and no matter of the dual-core CPU (or not), the phone has a decent speed. We shouldn’t even be dreaming about multitasking; tapping the quicklaunch bar in any menu makes the phone ask us if we want to close the currently running application.
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