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Connectivity When it comes to connectivity the X-1 may not be 3G ready but it does supports GPRS and WAP (but not EDGE). Other connectivity options include Bluetooth v.20 with A2DP support and USB v2.0. The browser is pretty basic and has a bit of trouble opening large HTML-enabled sites like Tech2, though WAP sites open with no issues.Setting up your email account is also a bit cumbersome. Even with all the right settings it just refused to work for me. Those of you who happen to own this handset and are using it for email could perhaps drop a comment with details on how you got it running!
Camera
The image quality is decent. The colors may not be as sharp as that of some other phone cams we've seen but it’s still pretty good. Make sure you adjust the brightness, as point-and-shoot mode in low light conditions tend to result in pictures that are a bit dark.
The Bottomline
Specs Spice X-1
Network GSM 900/1800/1900, WAP, GPRS Physical 112 x 50.5 x 15.3 mm, 109g Display 240 x 320, 256k colors, TFT, 2.4 inch |
Tags: Spice X-1 , Gaming Mobiles , Java Mobile , Gamepad , Java Mobile , Budget Mobile
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