Sony Ericsson W960i user manual

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21 December 2007 By: Cosmin Vasile, Communications News Editor
Sony Ericsson W960i Review
The best Walkman smartphone
Sony Ericsson, one of the most important handsets manufacturers, is also one of the fewest
that managed to educate its fans and teach them how to choose their future mobile phones.
From this point of view, things are much easier for the Japanese-Swedish company, who
made it clear for its consumers that it won't mix high quality music features with top-notch
camera modules and lat

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manufacture has been skillfully chosen. This might be one of the few smartphones that won't be a fingerprint magnet, even if used heavily. A nice contrast between the glossy front and mat back cover adds to the glamorous look. Right above keypad layout, you will notice three touch controls that will be enabled the moment you start using the music player. The touch keys controlling the music player are pretty responsive, mostly thanks to the huge touchscreen display. Above the screen, one can see

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Overall, the camera module is pretty good and can satisfy any user's needs, but cannot compare with a Cybershot series handset. Menu and Software Sony Ericsson W960i runs on a Symbian 9.1 OS with UIQ 3.0 platform, which is similar to P1i's platform. It features the same interface, but fortunately not the same latency. What was annoying when using SE's P1i smarpthone, the slow processing speed of the interface and the long responding commands, doesn't happen onto this new W960i ha

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Communications Sony Ericsson's W960i is a 3G communication device that lacks EDGE technology. I had no problems in testing the 3G data transfer speed (306 Kbit/s download and 109 Kbit/s upload) or GPRS (46 Kbit/s download and 21 Kbit/s upload) and results are within the parameters. You won't have any problems with those and it's very easy to set up such a connection. The smartphone is also compatible with Bluetooth 2.0 with A2DP technology and features USB 2.0, all of which wor

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which should be emphasized. Besides the usual Equalizer that includes dozens of modes (including MegaBass), the music player features the Mood option, which can sort the music depending on your mood. The music player sorts music by reading the ID3 tag of every song so, if the field is empty, it will be tagged as Unknown. Sound is pretty much the same as all the Walkman series phones offer in terms of quality. Even the earphones are the same and the only drawback is the fact that the vibes

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Well, there is always room for better, so HSDPA and EDGE technologies should've been included. There's also the slow working interface which could have definitely been improved if a better CPU had been included. Sales package Sony Ericsson W960i smarpthone 950 mAh Po-Lithium Battery (BST-33) Stereo Bluetooth-headset (HBH-DS220) Wired stereo headset (HPM-70) USB data cable Charger User Guide Carrying leather pouch MERRY CHRISTMAS! Photo: Tudor Raiciu for Softpedia.com