Software
I don’t really feel motivated to go into details regarding the software, as I think it’s rather probable that those who buy such a phone, won’t do it to get advanced sync capabilities – of course there are exceptions. By the way there are no advanced sync capabilities, as M7500 is based on the usual Samsung menu, but there are some differences. The first is that the icon showing the battery level is an Armani eagle, who is susceptible to deceive its owner, as it might happen when two-three stripes are displayed that the battery goes dead in three minutes, which is funny, to say the least. There is a quicklaunch bar on the standby screen, from here we can open the message editor, the music player, the profile chooser, the calendar and the light settings screen – by default, as fortunately we can freely swap out the icons.
The main menu has a V layout by default, but we can switch to 3 x 4 grid icon view. The V one is funny, as it’s so slow that we will have a hard time hitting the wanted menu item at first, at least if we have to step more than two in a direction. There are four themes, which only change the menu color, so we can use them to set the menu to the color of the pulsating light on the side. The menu items and the services can be familiar from other Samsung models, under the Organizer we can see a calendar, a notepad, a task list, a world clock, a calculator and a unit- and currency converter, so this is the average setup, which is also enough.
Under Applications we can see an image editor, five games (including a poker), a sound recorder, a timer, a stopwatch and an RSS reader and this is where we can access synchronization and Bluetooth settings. There is of course a web browser; if we’re not annoyed by the relatively small display than we can have a pretty good user experience during its use. The internal memory’s size is 116 MB, we can access all kinds of multimedia contents stored here with the file manager.
A cikk még nem ért véget, kérlek, lapozz!
