Software, data transfer
There are four games on the phone (Extreme Air Snowboarding, Guitar Rock Tour, QuadraPop, Racing Fever GT), which provide fun for some time. The list of non-gaming software includes a step counter (it has no extras, it just counts), a unit converter, a world clock, a program for viewing YouTube videos, a comic creator (this is quite lame, it spices up photos with effects and then we can put funny graphics and speech bubbles on them), a Music Quiz and here is the well-known Music Mate, which sounds all kinds of musical instruments.
The java version of Google Maps is also here, but the phone has no GPS receiver, so the program can estimate our current position based on cell info and it locates us on maps that are downloaded from the internet. As you can see the phone requires web access for all kinds of small things, so it’s no wonder that it supports GPRS, EDGE, UMTS and HSDPA networks as well.
The browser is the usual, it has landscape view and can break pages by width, but Opera Mini is still better. We can use stereo Bluetooth 2.0 and USB 2.0 at local level, a USB cable is included in the package. A 2 GB M2 card is also included in the box, this has to be inserted into its slot under the back cover (the battery doesn’t have to be taken out, but we still have to fight for the slot access). W595 works for two days with one charge, that’s the capacity of the 950 mAh Li-Ion battery.
Summary. Is the phone worth a couple of euros more than W910? Well it’s not worth it for the camera, but all other things are absolutely subjective. The design is fresher, but this won’t be enough for now. But if its price will drop a bit and will cost at most as much as the previous model than it W595 could be a viable option. Although we didn’t see a trace of evolution in this handset, it’s of course still not a bad phone and it’s price will surely drop, so on the whole it’s:
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| Sony Ericsson W595 |
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Translated by Szaszati
A cikk még nem ért véget, kérlek, lapozz!
