Software, GPS
Let’s see the default software. On top there is Adobe Reader LE, which is a PDF reader. Coming down we can see Google Maps and then there is Handango InHand, which lets us buy software online – this is probably the local iTunes Store. We also have a Java runtime environment and Opera Mobile 9.5 for browsing the web, which has been seen on the video, but here are a couple of screenshots too.
We also have QuickGPS, which helps finding GPS position faster with data downloaded from the Internet – yeah, X1 has a built-in GPS receiver. We have used an original iGO 8, which has installed fine, but it didn’t either at me or at Bog. This is an unfortunate thing, we hope that it’s only a matter of time, like in the case of Diamond.
I can’t say that Xperia doesn’t have much apps, but there could have been more. We have a limited Today-concept and a good web browser, but that’s about it. What am I missing? For example a speed dialer, a place where we can store our favorite applications and a weather forecast widget would be good as well, just like a stock market thingy – hey, it’s a business-class model. Of course we might also have something unique besides the fishes, something that would make X1 better than its rivals…
A cikk még nem ért véget, kérlek, lapozz!
