Basic functions
I could just say that this part is the same as in Z8, but let’s just take a look at the features. The contact list is great. A contact can have much additional info (name, address, phone numbers, email, picture, ringtone, company, post, birthday, message sound, note), which are displayed on a tabbed interface. Thanks to the dynamic memory the contact list can practically store an infinite number of entries. Unfortunately the caller picture is displayed in a relatively small size in the lower right corner. It’s fortunate that there is a block and an allow list, which is a kind of call filtering method.
Messaging is familiar from Sony Ericsson smartphones. It’s great on software side, but on the hardware part the hard keys unfortunately ruin the experience. There can be no complaints about the iTAP word prediction text entry system, it’s much better than T9. The built-in email client handles attachments too (the limit is 64 MB, but who sends such a large email?) and also supports authenticated SMTP servers.
The calendar is great. Both the month and week views are transparent, and the four types of entries are easy to identify with the help of the icons. Repeating is supported. The alarm clock can have three time points and it works even when the phone is turned off (this isn’t true for all UIQ devices).
The only included game is Asphalt 2 (yep, it’s a racing game), other applications are Yahoo Go! and Instant Messaging: I just couldn’t configure this. The small app called Vtap Video is also here, this can display mobile content from a YouTube-like database, in case we are connected to the internet.
A cikk még nem ért véget, kérlek, lapozz!
