QWERTY keypad
MP3 player
Camera
Bluetooth
T9
Hearing Aid compatible
The box contains:
Stereo wired headset
USB cable
Battery
Charger
Getting Started packet
User
Limited Warranty
This phone is very convenient for texting, with the full slide out QWERTY keyboard. The r450 is a little bigger than its MetroPCS predecessor, which works, especially if you have longer fingers. The Samsung Messager has a strong speaker and you will most likely hear it go off at its higher volumes. It can be easily heard in other rooms and can wake you up if you're sleeping. You can adjust the ringer on the upper left side of the phone with the button there. The only setting with both the ringer and vibrate at the same time is the highest volume.
With MetroPCS' more expensive plans you can get internet access, but I would not recommend this phone if you want to go online. The Samsung Messager is extremely slow in that category. Otherwise, the r450 works just fine for texting and phone calls.
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Saturday, July 25, 2009
Apple iPhone 3GS
AT&T service provider
5 hour talk time
Supports bluetooth
3MP camera with autofocus
4 1/2”x2 2/5” dimensions
Weighs 4.8oz
White and black models
32GB and 16GB models
480x320 Resolution
3.5” screen
Voice recognition
The iPhone 3GS is here, and faster than ever. It starts up quick, and loads games and websites considerably faster than it’s predecessor. The 3GS has a 600MHz CPU with 256MB of RAM, up 200MHz and double the RAM from the 3G. This iPhone’s voice recognition can be used for dialing numbers and accessing your music. You can say the name of the person, and if there’s more than one person by that name it will give you a list of those people so you can narrow it down. You can also speak the number and the phone will repeat it and dial for you. For playing music, you can specify artists, ask for the name of the song and also get your iPhone 3GS to play similar songs.
The touch screen of the 3GS is oleophobic, basically it has a coating that helps prevent grease from sticking to it. So you shouldn’t have finger print and oily face leftovers on your phone. Anything that does remain on the screen should wipe off pretty easily.
There is a compass app which you can use, and combined with the gps and map should come in handy for lost travelers. You can locate yourself through gps, and the map can orient itself to show which direction you are pointing. The iPhone can also display coordinates.
Another interesting feature is the ability to take movies with the built in camera, and right then and there be able to edit the movie. You can essentially “crop” it just by sliding different bars to select the region you wish to keep. You have several options like saving directly to your Apple 3GS phone, or uploading it to mobile me or youtube.
5 hour talk time
Supports bluetooth
3MP camera with autofocus
4 1/2”x2 2/5” dimensions
Weighs 4.8oz
White and black models
32GB and 16GB models
480x320 Resolution
3.5” screen
Voice recognition
The iPhone 3GS is here, and faster than ever. It starts up quick, and loads games and websites considerably faster than it’s predecessor. The 3GS has a 600MHz CPU with 256MB of RAM, up 200MHz and double the RAM from the 3G. This iPhone’s voice recognition can be used for dialing numbers and accessing your music. You can say the name of the person, and if there’s more than one person by that name it will give you a list of those people so you can narrow it down. You can also speak the number and the phone will repeat it and dial for you. For playing music, you can specify artists, ask for the name of the song and also get your iPhone 3GS to play similar songs.
The touch screen of the 3GS is oleophobic, basically it has a coating that helps prevent grease from sticking to it. So you shouldn’t have finger print and oily face leftovers on your phone. Anything that does remain on the screen should wipe off pretty easily.
There is a compass app which you can use, and combined with the gps and map should come in handy for lost travelers. You can locate yourself through gps, and the map can orient itself to show which direction you are pointing. The iPhone can also display coordinates.
Another interesting feature is the ability to take movies with the built in camera, and right then and there be able to edit the movie. You can essentially “crop” it just by sliding different bars to select the region you wish to keep. You have several options like saving directly to your Apple 3GS phone, or uploading it to mobile me or youtube.
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