Showing posts with label Touchscreen. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Touchscreen. Show all posts

Tuesday, February 15, 2011

Intex IN 8810 V.Show Dual SIM Projector Phone

Touchscreen is quite responsiveVideo playback on the large display is comfortableUI is quite smooth to operate and navigateAudio quality is quite decentLoud speakerphoneBulky design, heavy15-20% of display gets cut in projection mode so Widescreen videos won't play too well,Simultaneous Dual SIM calling didn't workCamera shows 3.2mp but settings shows 2MP,No standard 3.5mm slotWe’re witness to

Intex IN 8810 V.Show Dual SIM Projector Phone

Touchscreen is quite responsiveVideo playback on the large display is comfortableUI is quite smooth to operate and navigateAudio quality is quite decentLoud speakerphoneBulky design, heavy15-20% of display gets cut in projection mode so Widescreen videos won't play too well,Simultaneous Dual SIM calling didn't workCamera shows 3.2mp but settings shows 2MP,No standard 3.5mm slotWe’re witness to

Intex IN 8810 V.Show Dual SIM Projector Phone

Touchscreen is quite responsiveVideo playback on the large display is comfortableUI is quite smooth to operate and navigateAudio quality is quite decentLoud speakerphoneBulky design, heavy15-20% of display gets cut in projection mode so Widescreen videos won't play too well,Simultaneous Dual SIM calling didn't workCamera shows 3.2mp but settings shows 2MP,No standard 3.5mm slotWe’re witness to

Motorola Flipout: Accidentally Backflipped!

Sleek and smart designResponsive touchscreenFast internet browsingExpensiveTiny displayWeak batteryOutdated and non-upgradable Android OSCramped keypadAfter seeing how well Motorola’s Milestone XT720 has performed, we expected something very similar with the Flipout. It certainly looked good at first glance, but later on collapsed in almost every aspect. To our disappointment, it turned out be