Multimedia
Before entering into details and run down the camera without autofocus (uh oh, we already ran it down), it’s worth taking a look at the multimedia menu, which now has much more functions than before. Organizing pictures, videos and music is easy and logical, just like it used to be, not even podcasts are a new thing. The television icon provides streaming video; of course this will be linked to network operator provided WAP access in branded phone versions. It is new, that besides the RSS reader, games can also be accessed from here.
The camera is a 3.2 megapixel one, and has two major deficiencies. On one hand it has fixed focus (and don’t tell me there wasn’t enough room, as others have already done it, for example C902 is no chubby phone and it still has it) and it has no flash on the other. Anyway it is a simple camera, with few features; after along time Sony Ericsson W760i is another high-end phone where we don’t take pictures in landscape mode, thus making unambiguous that although the number of megapixels has been increased compared to W910i, still this is a Walkman phone, not a Cyber-Shot.
Well, thanks. There is a low number of settings, there is not much extra besides the basic ones (white balance, picture quality, size, delayed self-timer). There are a few pictures below; the possibility of taking close-ups is missing, while other pictures made the fantastic achievement of being noisy and extremely blurred at the same time: it is worth taking a look at the jeans on the guy sitting on the tram – it has a real embossed effect. Videos are recorded in MP4 format, highest available resolution is 240 x 320 pixels.
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The musical part, however, is all right. This handset also uses the Walkman 3.0 interface; it’s easy to get to the playlist (press up or down key), tracks can e changed with the left-right keys, while seeking is done with the 1 and 3 keys. Visualization is not that emphasized this time, there are only some effects running in a small window, but the software can also display the album image. There is an equalizer and Megabass, the player runs in the background too – these are specific of all Walkman phones.
Sound quality is quite fine through a headset, but it has a lot of boominess through the speakers, there is no bass, but this is nothing surprising from a plastic case phone. The built-in RDS radio functions all right as usual and there is the TrackID for getting information about music tracks in case we have an Internet connection. Humming can also be used, potential American Idols have an advantage.
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