Basic functions
There are no surprises at the phonebook. It wants to immediately copy contacts from the SIM card, somehow this is a mania of all Sony Ericsson phones. Previously I’d liked to argue with this (mostly because I insert the SIM in a new handset every two days), but since a short time ago Sony Ericsson’s contact list has an option of back-synching (nice word) new contacts with the card. The contact list is tabbed, just as usual for the manufacturer, it’s easy to handle, the capacity is 1000 entries with a total of 2500 data.
Messaging has barely changed, the keys are not an ideal partner for longer typing, but the situation is not that grim, one just has to get used to it. The opened flip won’t disturb at all, as the ~160 degree can be increased even further to up to 10 degrees. It’s a nice thing that font size can be set in three steps, and it’s also cool that message text can be displayed full-screen. SMS, MMS and email are all supported, the latter handles attachments too.
The calendar has month and week views too, we can have one type of entry, which can have its location, subject, time, alarm and repetition. The calculator, code memory, stopwatch, unit converter and the alarm clock that remembers five time points are all here, along with an RSS reader, which I consider one of the most useful mobile applications lately.
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