Multimedia, applications
There is a 2 megapixel camera with fixed focus on the back, there is no flash to help it work and we get no mirror either. As a matter of fact we don’t lose anything, the images taken with the phone are quite low-quality. Nokia wasn’t trying to overhype the camera, there is no dedicated shoot key on the side. There is landscape mode, but we still have to take the picture with the OK button in the middle of the navi ring. We can use some effects and tamper with white balance, but on the whole we can see the that this hasn’t been the top priority feature on this phone. We can record videos at 176 x 144 pixels and 15 fps at most. Test pictures below.
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Let’s see the main feature of the handset: music. This is where the buttons on the side become important and the metallic grid near the display also comes alive – although it has no practical use, but at least the control buttons’ icons are nicely lit. We can sort our music files by ID3 tags. The music player can of course run in the background and we can seek or skip tracks with the dedicated buttons. Still, the keypad lock locks these keys as well. The stereo headset in the box (WH-102) is no big deal, I think those who have good ears will instantly put this away and use their own headphones. I’ve tried a Sennheiser headset and managed to achieve a pretty good sound quality. The maximum supported size of 2 GB for microSD cards is no good, nowadays a phone should support more than that, and even more, this is a musical handset. We can of course play back music through the handsfree speaker as well, 5130 can become really loud in this case.
5130 has an FM radio as well, which of course works only with a headset, but it supports RDS. It is a good quality radio, I had no problems with reception either.
There are three games on the phone, the usual Bounce Tales, Rally 3D and Snake III. Of course we can install additional games as well, since the phone supports Java. There are no new applications either: we have the converter, Sensor, Ovi and a world clock. The calendar is the usual one, it has week and month views as well. The alarm clock supports a single alarm time, but that can repeat and we can set snooze length as well. We also have a to-do list, a calculator, a countdown timer and a stopwatch too, but these are all basic features of S40.
A cikk még nem ért véget, kérlek, lapozz!
