Mode GSM Quad 850 / 950 / 1800 / 1900
Dimensions 103.5 x 49.3 x 10.9 mm
Battery Type Lithium-ion
Battery Life ?
Weight ?
Form Factor Silder
Phone book 1000 + Sim
Display Type 256K colors,TFT, (240 x 320 pixels)
Expansion Slot Yes (TransFlash,microSD Card slot)
Form Factor Silder
Games Yes
Polyphonic Ringtones Yes (64 chords), MP3 Support
Vibrating Alert Yes
Connectivity
Bluetooth Yes
EDGE Yes
E-Mail client Yes
Bluetooth Yes
EDGE Yes
E-Mail client Yes
GPRS Yes (10 (4+1/3+2 slots), 32 - 48 kbps)
HSCSD No
Headset Jack No
Instant Messaging No
Infrared (IR) No
Java Apps (J2ME) Yes (MIDP 2.0)
MMS Yes
Synchronization Yes
SMS Yes
USB Yes (v2.0)
WAP Yes (2.0)
Wi-Fi (802.11b) No
Organiser Functions
Internet Browser Yes (xHTML)
Onboard Memory 60 MB
Picture ID Yes
Voice Memo Yes
Special Functions
Camera Yes (3 MP, 2048x1536 pixels)
Flashlight No
FM Radio No
GPS No
Mp3 Player Yes
Streaming Multimedia No
Video Recording Yes
They say that it is 10.9mm thick, i say it is 10.9mm Thin. This phone boasts being the slimmest phone in the world. From what i have seen it is. It weighs a tiny 81 grams. Although because of it being so thin and light it feels a little flimsy in your hand. The front has the D-pad and 4 touch sensitive buttons. The center button is for the web browser which sometimes can be annoying. When unlocked the touch sensitive buttons are sometimes over sensitive and respond to a finger accidentally sliding over them, and are sometimes non-responsive and take 3-4 trys to get it to work. Sometimes while texting if you accidentally swipe the call button, it calls the person you were texting. To stop the call from going through you have to first unlock the phone then end the call, or slide the phone close losing anything you were working on.
When open, the number pad is a little compact and take some getting used to. But the screen is MAGNIFICENT, the quality is fantastic, beautiful. The camera boasts a 3.2 megapixel camera with auto-focus and video recording capabilities. Although when taking high resolution pictures, the auto-focus takes so long you sometimes miss the picture... The pictures that do come out look really nice. The battery life is pretty crummy, during regular use the battery will last 1.5 days, if you turn if off at night maybe 2 days, i guess with the tiny size battery life had to be sacrificed
Although this review mostly focused on the negative i REALLY love this phone. I just thought i would give any prospective buyers the negative and let them decide if they want to be patient and work with the phone to get used to it, or opt with another.
Dimensions 103.5 x 49.3 x 10.9 mm
Battery Type Lithium-ion
Battery Life ?
Weight ?
Form Factor Silder
Phone book 1000 + Sim
Display Type 256K colors,TFT, (240 x 320 pixels)
Expansion Slot Yes (TransFlash,microSD Card slot)
Form Factor Silder
Games Yes
Polyphonic Ringtones Yes (64 chords), MP3 Support
Vibrating Alert Yes
Connectivity
Bluetooth Yes
EDGE Yes
E-Mail client Yes
Bluetooth Yes
EDGE Yes
E-Mail client Yes
GPRS Yes (10 (4+1/3+2 slots), 32 - 48 kbps)
HSCSD No
Headset Jack No
Instant Messaging No
Infrared (IR) No
Java Apps (J2ME) Yes (MIDP 2.0)
MMS Yes
Synchronization Yes
SMS Yes
USB Yes (v2.0)
WAP Yes (2.0)
Wi-Fi (802.11b) No
Organiser Functions
Internet Browser Yes (xHTML)
Onboard Memory 60 MB
Picture ID Yes
Voice Memo Yes
Special Functions
Camera Yes (3 MP, 2048x1536 pixels)
Flashlight No
FM Radio No
GPS No
Mp3 Player Yes
Streaming Multimedia No
Video Recording Yes
They say that it is 10.9mm thick, i say it is 10.9mm Thin. This phone boasts being the slimmest phone in the world. From what i have seen it is. It weighs a tiny 81 grams. Although because of it being so thin and light it feels a little flimsy in your hand. The front has the D-pad and 4 touch sensitive buttons. The center button is for the web browser which sometimes can be annoying. When unlocked the touch sensitive buttons are sometimes over sensitive and respond to a finger accidentally sliding over them, and are sometimes non-responsive and take 3-4 trys to get it to work. Sometimes while texting if you accidentally swipe the call button, it calls the person you were texting. To stop the call from going through you have to first unlock the phone then end the call, or slide the phone close losing anything you were working on.
When open, the number pad is a little compact and take some getting used to. But the screen is MAGNIFICENT, the quality is fantastic, beautiful. The camera boasts a 3.2 megapixel camera with auto-focus and video recording capabilities. Although when taking high resolution pictures, the auto-focus takes so long you sometimes miss the picture... The pictures that do come out look really nice. The battery life is pretty crummy, during regular use the battery will last 1.5 days, if you turn if off at night maybe 2 days, i guess with the tiny size battery life had to be sacrificed
Although this review mostly focused on the negative i REALLY love this phone. I just thought i would give any prospective buyers the negative and let them decide if they want to be patient and work with the phone to get used to it, or opt with another.
