Hirdetés
Data transfer, calls, software
The phone supports both 2G and 3G networks, the GSM module is quad-banded (850/900/1800/1900 MHz). We can use GPRS, EDGE, UMTS and HSDPA for data transfer, this latter one has a speed of 7.2 Mbps. There is WiFi and Bluetooth support too, the previous supports standards 80.11b/g, while the latter is of version 2.0 and of course has stereo sound support (A2DP). The miniUSB connector’s version number is the same.
I had no problems during phone calls, there was nothing wrong with voice quality either. Signal strength was also all right, the handset worked fine when switching between 2G/3G networks too. All voice call software are the default one, which is no problem at all in case of a Windows Mobile Pocket PC, as Outlook does its job perfectly. We can store contacts in the phonebook until there is free memory and there are tons of extra fields. Messaging is also great, the phone has no problems with multimedia messages and the email client supports authenticated IMAP servers and attachments. There is a special feature: we can answer incoming mail with voice messages, which are recorded and transferred in MP3 format.
It might be familiar from other HP handsets that we have some special software, and the situation is the same in case of 914c too. First we have Google Maps and Google Search, and we can find other fine stuff in the Start menu. ClearVue PDF is default for any business model, just like Remote Desktop Mobile and Java. We also have an app for wireless printing (HP PrintSmart Mobile) a software for GPS positioning (HP iPAQ GPS QK Position) a fine task manager (surprisingly called Task Manager) and a Voice Commander. Thanks to the new Windows we have the new member of the Office family, OneNote Mobile, too. The Today screen is the factory default one, so it has no quicklaunch bar. There is nothing special or interesting in the Settings.
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