Organizer and applications
The calendar has the usual set of services. It has month and week views, entries can be of five types (meeting, anniversary, holiday, important and private). The alarm clock is the usual, we can set up multiple alarms, and it rings even when the phone is turned off. Additional organizer features are the usual ones; we have a unit converter, a world clock (with list view), a stopwatch, a timer and a basic calculator.
B2700 has some extras that are rarely included in an average phone. I’ve already mentioned the flashlight on top of the phone, it’s no industrial searchlight, but it’s good for avoiding hitting our finger when we’re setting up a tent in pitch black. The step counter is the other application that has been included only on a couple of fitness phones, it doesn’t bring many extras, it asks for our height and weight, it gives a BMI (Body mass index) and then it starts counting our steps and the calories we’ve burnt. This can be displayed on a weekly or daily view later on. Another extra on the phone is the compass. In order to calibrate it we have to spin the phone a bit, and after that we’ll see where north is, so we won’t have to rely on the mossy side of the tress. It was really good for me, as I’ve seen that in the middle of the city I’m headed to south-west…
The list of games is quite long, but all of them are only demo versions. The first application is World Series Of Poker, and I think I won’t have to write an essay about the aim of this game. Tetris Mania is shockingly a Tetris clone, Midnight Pool is also self-explanatory, we’ve seen Asphalt3 a couple of times as well, it is a nice racing game. Super Action Hero is a very funny, comic-like platform game, resembling Xiao-Xiao a bit. Diamond Twister is a logic game where we have to rotate some gems, BrickBreaker is a classical wall breaking game, while Brain Challenge 2 is a brain teaser game. I hate demo version applications.
A cikk még nem ért véget, kérlek, lapozz!
