Samsung G700 Review
Posted on February 8th, 2010In what seems a clear attempt to make you a part of the new market created by the iPhone, Nokia has just released a new phone line, which focus on touch-screen functionality. On the front is the new Sony Ericsson G700 and G900 high end. When I was linked to the budget, I decided to buy a G700 that I have some tests can give my (and I believe I can as an expense on my tax exemption certificate, too.)
The first thing I noticed with the goldI bought the Samsung G700 is that it seems more like a multi-purpose handheld as a phone. In fact, his skills very similar to most high-end PDAs, palmtop and I almost made it obsolete. I say "almost" for reasons which I'll discuss later.
The G6700 is the most talked about feature is its touch screen interface, which is an important "must have" for the new features of mobile phones in recent years, following the success of Apple's iPhone when the first mobile device comprises a touchscreen interface. G700's touchscreen, which serves the purpose, and I have no problems with it. But it is that I am a traditionalist, I prefer using the keyboard instead, especially since I have large hands and fingers, and the relatively small size of the phone, making it difficult for me that I wanted to touch parts of the screen when hit. It was not uncommon for me to repeat the same action twice or twice after accidentally frames Cancel button.
After a few hours of tinkering withG700, I can say that I have the impression that it was worth the amount of money they plunked into it. It used to be that I was an organizer, a laptop and a cell phone, but now I just need the Sony Ericsson G700 and I can almost all the things I did not three separate gadgets.
The G7000 comes with the organizer of the standard functions like a calendar, scheduler with a handy, and a huge cum book contact. With the G700, my list of the vast network of friends andfriends are just a few taps on the screen away. In my case it is more because of my problems with the small touch screen and stylus is a bit 'smaller for my liking.
Regarding the page G700 mobile phone has everything you'd expect from a modern phone with SMS capabilities, a 3.2 megapixel camera, Bluetooth, TrackID, FM radio with RDS and also has a built-in Opera browser, in so you can surf the Web with the phone. But the lack of opportunities for Wi-Fi to workThe G700 bit 'less with more purpose than it should be. This is not an 'offer for the battery, but if you really need a Wi-Fi-enabled phone, you'd better go to the brother of the higher end of G700, the Sony Ericsson G900.
