Phone calls, basic functions, data transfer
I had no problems with sound quality during phone calls; it was all right both on the normal speaker and the handsfree loudspeaker too. There are no profiles and the handset can’t ring and vibrate at the same time. The phonebook, however, is really advanced: its capacity is unknown, but some sources say it can store 15.000 entries and there are even lots of extra fields, we can store pictures too. In the call log we can view the dialed/received/missed calls separately or mixed and there is a tab with the most frequently dialed numbers. The handset stores the last 50 of each kind of entry.
There are basically no problems with messaging, E8 supports multimedia messages and emails too, the mail client support authenticated IMAP servers too. It’s a great thing that the new ROKR has an HTML browser, but the phone with a 2” display might not be the ideal choice for web browsing. The calendar is okay, we have month/week/day views and we can set lots of parameters for the events.
The handset doesn’t support third generation mobile networks, so we can only use EDGE and GPRS for data transfer. WiFi is also missing, but the Bluetooth module supports the stereo profile too (A2DP). We can use the microUSB 2.0 connector for wired connection and the handset has a quad-band GSM module (850/900/1800/1900 MHz).
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