Data communication and phone calls
The contact list gave me a bit of a hard time, as due to the lots of phones I use I store my phonebook of about 150 names on the SIM card. Well, someone has already tried this Aura before me, so the contact list already had almost 200 names, which would have been no problem. I would have liked to make the phone display only SIM contacts, but I didn’t manage to do this, instead Aura copied as many contacts from its internal memory to my card as it could. Result: long minutes of manual deleting from my card. The phonebook can store 1000 contacts, I didn’t find any extra fields, but we can store as many numbers as we want, the problem is that all fields are simply called number. This means that the dear user has to remember which phone number is the office number, which is the personal and so on.
Internal memory size is 2 GB, there is no expandability. Multimedia contents (music, pictures and videos) and emails are stored here; the phone has an email client which is compatible with POP3 and IMAP4. We can accept multimedia messages as well, these are also stored on the large memory, but the fate of SMS messages is doubtful, at least I didn’t find any information about how many of these can be stored. In the call log we can view received/missed/dialed calls separately or on the same list, the phone stores the last 30 of each of these.
Aura is no data communication top model, as although it has a quad-band (850/900/1800/1900 MHz) GSM module, it features no 3G, thus we can say goodbye to fast data transfer, we need to stick to GPRS or EDGE. The web browser can be familiar from other Motorolas, the little circle display offers no great browsing experience, so I didn’t really use this. There is no WiFi, but we have Bluetooth 2.0 with stereo sound support. I have to say that the phone’s sound quality is indeed great: I have heard the other person’s voice crystal clear, who have also told the same thing.
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