Phone calls, data transfer
During calls I only had problem with the volume, as no matter how much I have been tinkering with the slider, I have always felt it as loud as before, I even had to keep the handset a bit away from my ears, when in a silent environment. There couldn’t even have been any other problems, as Pharos doesn’t support third generation mobile networks.
The dial screen also has HTC design. The capacity of the phonebook is only limited by the size of free memory; we can add loads of additional entries to contacts. Messages are handled by Outlook, MMS is supported, and the e-mail client can handle attachments and authenticated IMAP servers too. We can use any MP3 file as a ringtone; we can even edit these files. Profiles are supported as well as ringing and vibration at the same time.
The GSM module is quad-banded (850/900/1800/1900 MHz), the fastest available data transfer protocol is EDGE. Bluetooth has version 2.0 and unfortunately there is no WiFi, so Pharos is a no-go for net addicts.
A cikk még nem ért véget, kérlek, lapozz!
