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The first thing you’ll see; quick access to your important applications, your email and text messaging inboxes, any to-do’s for the day and any meetings to attend.\n\n
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If you need to send a whole load of files, you can zip them into one compressed file for emailing or sending over Bluetooth.\n\n
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There are many connectivity options; from SIP (VoIP), data calling and using the device as a modem, VPN for connecting to internal university networks, and WLAN – the key feature in this device.\n\n
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If you lose your phone, you can borrow a friends to text a key word to your device, and it’ll be locked remotely. Brilliant for if you lose your phone and don’t want others snooping onto it.\n\n
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There are of course the usual features; a calendar, note taking, calculator, a converter and voicemail.\n\n
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The mobile browsing experience on this phone is fairly unique. It uses a mobile browser but can render ordinary web pages really well. It may not be as good as the iPhone browser, but it handles everything really well.\n\n
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Facebook on the mobile, works a treat.\n\n
