Phone calls, data transfer
The contact list can store 1,000 contacts, there are lots of extra information fields, we can set caller images and ringtones for each of the contacts, and they can be grouped as well. We can store 500 text messages on the phone, MMS and email messages are stored on the 130 MB internal memory. The call history has separate and unified views for received/missed/outgoing calls, the last 40 of each of them is stored. There are profiles and the phone can ring and vibrate at the same time.
The handset has no 3G support, we can use only GPRS or EDGE for transferring data via the mobile network, although the Teleca web browser is not that good to be used for long hours of web surfing – at least it supports JavaScript, that’s a positive thing. The GSM-module is triband (900/1800/1900 MHz), sound quality during calls is great, I didn’t experience any problems with that.
There is Bluetooth support at version 2.1 and it has stereo as well. The data connector is unfortunately a proprietary LG standard, but we can still use the data cable (which I suppose will be included in the commercial package) to turn the phone into a memory card reader. In the menus we can find one called TV out, so if we have the appropriate cable, we can connect the handset to a TV. There is an application called Bluetooth webcam in the Multimedia menu, when turned on, the handset starts looking for Bluetooth devices, I suppose the handset can be used as a webcam after the connection is established.
A cikk még nem ért véget, kérlek, lapozz!
