Basic functions
The contact list is the usual. Which is no problem, as in our case it’s more than perfect with its dynamic storage space, editable fields and thanks to Feature Pack 2, images associated with names are now visible in a normal size. As for me I still don’t like automatic voice IDs, but somehow Nokia tends to stick with this solution – of course not all languages are very fortunate when using this feature.
Hirdetés
Messaging is also great, we have anything we’d like, SMS, MMS and email client too. The latter did its job perfectly (again), and although it happens rarely with me, now I have been around a place where there was only GPRS network, I was prepared to wait for minutes until mail is downloaded, but the client got the headers very fast and after that I could choose those which I wanted to. Of course there is attachment support, as 6220 Classic also has the QuickOffice package installed, which works in read-only mode, if we’d like to use it for editing then we have to buy the extended edition.
The calendar, the alarm clock and other organizer features are the same as we had in N78. The active entry feature is new, this is an interface where we can put text, pictures, videos, all kinds of files and even contacts. This can be sent (and I’d like to pause for a moment, as I managed to make the software hang up for good with this feature, although I swear it has been working fine for the last 5 days), in which case content is compressed in a zip file and we can even attach such a note to a contact, which results in the note being displayed when we’re talking with the contact.
There is a PDF reader, a calculator and unit converter, but the dictionary is probably present only on this Asian edition, as it would have liked to force me to use mandarin language, but I prefer kiwi. The message reader is a good old friend, while in the list of games there is a single one, Marble.
A cikk még nem ért véget, kérlek, lapozz!
