Triband(900/1800/1900 MHz)

3g band(2100 MHz)

GPRS

General Packet Radio Service; New technology for higher transmission speeds. For this purpose, data is divided into individual packets and sent with a recipient address. The mobile phones remain constantly online, so that no new connections need to be called up for individual data transmission. Now, for the first time, it is also possible to be constantly online with a mobile phone. Charges are made according to data volume and not according to connect time.

Class 12

EDGE

A technology with which the operators can achieve data rates of up to a maximum of 384 kbit/s, within their GSM respective networks, by means of improved transmission modes and a bundling of up to eight channels. The 8PSK transmission mode applied for EDGE can, in contrast to the GMSK mode that is currently applied for GSM, transmit three times the amount of data rates per GSM channel. In the future, Nokia intends to get their new phones in shape for the standard. Whether or not a German network operator will introduce EDGE as an addition to UMTS is as yet unknown.

Class 12

3G

3G, also known as HSDPA (high speed downlink packet access) is a technology that allows fast downloading of data such as web pages.

 HSDPA 3.6Mbps

Operation System

The organized essential part of Telecommunications Management Network(TMN)

Proprietary

Browser

Software used to view information pages on WAP pages. The Internet browser gives you fast online access, a PC-like layout and full-browser status. PagePilot, Visual Bookmarks and more make life extra convenient.

Access NF 3.4

 108g

 262144 Color TFT Screen

 240x320

 960mAh

up to 4.5hrs

Camera Resolution

A measure of how closely packed the dots in a bitmapped image are

 3 Megapixel, CIF (VT)

 3x Digital Zoom

Y

Auto Focus

A feature that allows camera lenses to obtain correct focus on a subject.

Y

Single shot / Multi shot / Mosaic shot / Frame shot / Panorama

 None / Gray / Negative / Sephia

Video player

A type of media player that shows video files.

Video Player (MPEG4 / 3GPP / H.263/H.264/ WMV

Video recording

A function that records video in a digital format.

 Video Recording (MPEG4 / 3GPP / H.263)

Video streaming

A sequence of moving images sent over the Internet and displayed on the handset as they arrive.

Y

Music Player

Stores, organizes and plays digital music files.

 Music Player (MP3 / ACC / ACC+ / eAAC+ / WMA)

 72 Polyphonic Ringtones

MP3 Ringtone

A mp3 file can be used as a ringtone for incoming calls.

Y

DRM

DRM (digital rights management) is a technology used to protect the copyright interests of the owners of content and services.

 OMA DRM 1.0

3D sound technology

A group of sound effects that attempt to widen the stereo image produced.

Y

Y

Embedded Wallpaper

Wallpaper built in Mobile Phone as a default Image

Y

Y

FM Radio

Users can listen to the live-broadcast FM radio and also can save favorite channels.

Y

Document Viewer

Allows users to access to MS Office, Adobe PDF, HTML and JPEG files on your mobile handset.

Y

 Mobile printing (BPP / Pictbridge)

Y

SMS

SMS: Short Message Service

Y

MMS

Multimedia Message Service (or Video messaging) is an extension of the text message. You can send longer texts, and include photos, graphics, sounds and video from your mobile. You can send these messages to other MMS enabled phones.

 Y (MMS 1.2)

Predictive Text Input T9

Your mobile phone predicts what word you are going to type as you tap in each letter. This feature makes texting quicker.

Y

Email

Enables messages to be transferred from an individual to another individual or from an individual to a group of people.

 Y (POP3 / SMTP / IMAP4)

Cell broadcast

Cell Broadcast is a special variation of the Short Message Service and is mainly used by information or news services. These service providers send information to their customer's mobile phones via text messages (e.g. local information services, such as cinema programmes or weather forecasts).

2G only

Bluetooth

New radio link standard with short working range, used for the purpose of connecting various terminals to one another on a wireless basis. Contrary to a wireless infrared connection, intervisibility between the devices is not necessary. Thus, the user could simply keep the mobile phone in a jacket pocket while it sends or receives data from the internet via a laptop.

BT v2.0(HSP, HFP, A2DP, SPP, DUN, BPP, FTP, OPP, SAP)

USB

A type of plug-in connection that is used to connect devices.

 USB 2.0 FS

WAP

The Wireless Application Protocol serves to show internet content on the mobile phone display. A WAP capable mobile phone is required for this. Also, the internet page must be appropriately edited and be available as a WML document. Due to the low rate of data transfer and the small mobile phone display, the contents are reduced to text and simple graphics.

 WAP 2.0

Y

HTML 4.0.1

 OMA DS v1.1.2 (local+ remote)

User Memory

Portion of system memory in which user processes run.

20MB

 200

Phone book entries

Short pieces of writing in a phone book.

1000

Calendar

A Schedule showing the months of a year (including days and weeks)

Y

Scheduler

An operating system allows you to store scheduling and event information.

Y

To do list

A list which can be used for list to remember and keep personal information.

Y

Clock

An instrument that shows the time of the day.

Y

Worldtime

Which shows all time zone for overseas countries.

Y

Y

Y

Calculator

in-phone calculators which perform simple math, such as addition, subtraction, multiplication, and division

Y

Memo book

A feature which can be used for reminder of communications.

Y

Stop watch

A watch with a seconds hand that measures intervals of time.

Y

Speakerphone

A telephone with a microphone and speaker, it can be used without putting the handset to your ear.

Y

Y

Multiparty

One-to-a-few communication service.

voice call only

Y