PIM and multimedia
The calendar is okay, it has month, week and day views as well. As for the note categories we even have illness, as if we would know in advance when we will be sick. The alarm clock is also cool, it can store multiple alarm times. The world clocks looks fancy, while the calculator has basic functions. This Motorola has a stopwatch, but this is from BenQ too. We have a Sound Recorder and Voice Memo as well, which has have no meaning at all, as both do the same thing: record sound.
In the list of applications we can find YouTube, the handset’s built-in browser which can display such contents. Google Maps and the Gmail link also use our internet connector. There are two games, one is a Sudoku, the other is a Tetris clone. There is Java support, so we’ll have no problems wit installing new applications.
The camera has a resolution of two megapixels, it has no flash or autofocus. This can be seen on the pictures it takes, they are very blurred and have heavy noise filtering. The front camera has VGA resolution, although this won’t be a must have feature in many cases. The camera settings are the usual ones: self timer, resolution, white balance, but we can’t set image quality. Videos can be recorded at QCIF resolution. Test images below:
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The musical part is quite fine. I can say this even in spite of the fact that there is although no problem with sound quality, but the phone is not loud enough even on the highest volume level. It’s unfortunate that there is no equalizer, but at least the player can run in the background, and although the handset has Bluetooth, it’s only of version 1.2, even though it has stereo sound support. This can come in handy, as there is no connector on the device besides that single miniUSB port, and there is no headset in the box, so we will have to buy one. BenQ is a Malaysian company, but it seems that some Scottish people have infiltrated the packaging factory.
A cikk még nem ért véget, kérlek, lapozz!
