PIM and others
The calendar looks quite cool, it’s large and very logical. Entries have no type, but we have lots of fields to define anything we want, for example we can set the duration of repeats. The great advantage of the longish display is that in week view we can see the days from 9-16 o’clock without scrolling. The world clock is really spectacular as well, we see the whole world map and we can get around with our finger, while the software intelligently shows the time zones.
Amongst the apps we can find a calculator, a currency converter, a notebook and an RSS reader as well. We have a video editor (for what?), picture sharing which supports Facebook, Picasa, Flickr and MySpace, we just have to enter our credentials and we can instantly upload our photos from the phone, which is cool. The phone supports MS Office and PDF files as well, thanks to Picsel Viewer.
There is a completely useless, shake-controlled dice game, and two demos, PyramidBloxx (this is really great) and a wall breaker. It’s great that we have Google Maps as well (v 2.3.2), which relies on cell info if it has no contact with the satellites and as soon as it can connect it locates us with great precision. Yes, there is a built-in GPS receiver, but we have no route planning software by default, which is no wonder, as we could only use something written in Java, and Garming XT has still not been launched for this platform.
A cikk még nem ért véget, kérlek, lapozz!
