Sony Ericsson Paris feedback
Here are some more comments by gliatiotis over at mobile-review who posted lots of Sony Ericsson Paris live pics.
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When phones reach my hands are at their final form in terms of hardware and only some s/w changes and minor changes in the materials occur before every one of them reaches production state .
In P200's case (or P5) software tweaks look possible since the phone responds faster even than G900/700 in some applications but it does tend to "lag" in others that should work normally .
After a few more days with the phone here are some remarks .
In every day use , the touch buttons on the upper side are next to useless since most of the task they perform can be easily performed in different ways , and the size along with the responsivenes of the keys makes them hard to use .
The GPS implementation is "strange" . You have to enable GPS from a menu taht pops up when you press the power button , a menu that can also enable/disable wifi and bluetooth along with off-line mode .
The applications that use the integrated GPS can't automatically enabled it in case you have dissabled GPS from the above mentioned menu . So you end up with an application that searches for satelites for ever , and in most cases you have to end the application from the task manager , enable GPS and then restart the application since just enabling with the application running will not cause it to recognize it .
As for the accuracy , is quite poor , way worst than the one of C702 and most Nokia phones . Then again , this can be improved up to one point with a s/w upgrade .
The phone's camera produces decent results in day light , quite better results than the one of G900 . In every other case , photographs come up with colour distortion and in some cases with some objects captured completely in a different colour . Although this can also be improved through a s/w upgrade to a point , the margin for improvement is not that big that someone can hope that it can reach the level of K800 in picture quality or even that of K850 .
That's all for now .
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When phones reach my hands are at their final form in terms of hardware and only some s/w changes and minor changes in the materials occur before every one of them reaches production state .
In P200's case (or P5) software tweaks look possible since the phone responds faster even than G900/700 in some applications but it does tend to "lag" in others that should work normally .
After a few more days with the phone here are some remarks .
In every day use , the touch buttons on the upper side are next to useless since most of the task they perform can be easily performed in different ways , and the size along with the responsivenes of the keys makes them hard to use .
The GPS implementation is "strange" . You have to enable GPS from a menu taht pops up when you press the power button , a menu that can also enable/disable wifi and bluetooth along with off-line mode .
The applications that use the integrated GPS can't automatically enabled it in case you have dissabled GPS from the above mentioned menu . So you end up with an application that searches for satelites for ever , and in most cases you have to end the application from the task manager , enable GPS and then restart the application since just enabling with the application running will not cause it to recognize it .
As for the accuracy , is quite poor , way worst than the one of C702 and most Nokia phones . Then again , this can be improved up to one point with a s/w upgrade .
The phone's camera produces decent results in day light , quite better results than the one of G900 . In every other case , photographs come up with colour distortion and in some cases with some objects captured completely in a different colour . Although this can also be improved through a s/w upgrade to a point , the margin for improvement is not that big that someone can hope that it can reach the level of K800 in picture quality or even that of K850 .
That's all for now .
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