Hirdetés
Basic functions
After enjoying ourselves over the spectacular and well-usable interface, it’s time to touch some deeper parts of KF600’s soul. The phonebook can store a lot of data (many numbers, email, picture) for every contact, but unfortunately my favorite, the avatar is missing from these features. Just like postal address, workplace, title and birthday are also missing from the list; this shows that this is not a business model.
Messaging functions compensate us very well, however. Besides SMS and MMS we have an email client too, which is willing to support authenticated SMTP servers as well as attachments. Text entry is based on the numeric keys, but since there is such a large touch-sensitive area, there is the possibility of using handwriting recognition too. I think no one would have needed it, but it’s nice of them to have thought about it. Of course there is T9 too for text entry prediction.
My first problem with the calendar is that it only has month view. I’m not sure that we shouldn’t expect in 2008 from a device of this category to show at least a week view. There are no categories for notes, everything is the same, we can note a category in the subject, but this is not the real thing. The world clock, however, has a fascinating globe, while the alarm clock can fortunately handle multiple time points. The calculator is also a nice piece of software as it knows trigonometric operations too. Another powerful feature is the document viewer from Acces, that can be used for opening Office and PDF files, of course only in read-only mode.
A cikk még nem ért véget, kérlek, lapozz!
