Phone calls and data transfer
Fortunately I had no problems with phone calls, sound quality has been all right both on the speaker and through handsfree, no one has been complaining about not hearing me well.
All programs related to phone calls are default ones, so those who have already read dozens of Windows Mobile handset reviews at us can skip this paragraph. The contact list and messaging are handled by Outlook, which is still one of the best software of its kind. We can store contacts in the phonebook until there is free memory, there are lots of extra fields and as for messages, both MMS and e-mailing is supported – of course attachments and authenticated IMAP servers are no problem.
The handset is good in data transfer as well, no wonder it’s called a Data Messenger. The GSM module is quad-banded, there is 3G, HSDPA and HSUPA support as well. In case there’s no network coverage we can of course fall back to GPRS or EDGE as well, and if there’s a hotspot nearby we can connect to it, as the handset has an 802.11 b/g WiFi antenna inside. Bluetooth is v 2.0, so it supports stereo headset. The handset has a GPS receiver and my original iGO 8 ran without any problems.
A cikk még nem ért véget, kérlek, lapozz!
