It has locked up on me, however I've learned to restart it every night and it's work great every since. Large Screen Cons.
Have to restart it once a day. Battery life could be better. This messaging phone is VERY impressive. The touch screen in my opinion is a lot smoother than the Samsung Eternity The camera quality is pretty good. Messaging, call quality, sound quality, and qwerty keyboard is impressive. The only thing that I wish it could have been was a PDA phone windows mobile device. Other than that, a very, very, good phone. Add your review.
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Proceed at your own risk. If you don't want to use the physical keyboard, the Impression also offers a virtual onscreen keyboard and a handwriting recognition tool. Both are fine for occasional use, but we prefer the physical keyboard for heavy texting situations. You can use the T9 predictive texting application in the virtual keyboard, which is helpful since it's almost too small to use two hands. Opening the keyboard will change the display's orientation in standby mode or when you're in the main menu.
The wallpaper doesn't flip, which is slightly disconcerting, but the widgets on the TouchWiz bar change their orientation. Also, we like that you can view the menu in landscape mode. The Impression's accelerometer works in certain applications only.
By rotating the phone, you can switch between the virtual keypad and keyboard and you can flip the orientation of the photo gallery and Web browser. Features The Impression offers a solid set of midrange multimedia features, but we'll start with the basics first. The phone book holds a hefty 2, contracts, with room in each entry for four phone numbers, an e-mail address, a URL, a company name and job title, a birthday, a nickname, a street address, and notes.
You can save callers to groups and pair them with a photo, a message, and one of 11 chord polyphonic ringtones. You can save an additional names to the SIM card. Basic features include a vibrate mode, an alarm clock, a calendar, a task list, a memo pad, a calculator, a world clock, a timer, a currency and unit converter, a speakerphone and a stopwatch. Voice dialing is a disappointing omission. As expected, the Impression is a messaging machine, supporting text and multimedia messaging and instant messaging.
Yet, the handset falls a bit short when it comes to e-mail. We much prefer a dedicated e-mail that would sit directly on the handset as on the iPhone or the Samsung Instinct with true syncing. The 3-megapixel camera takes pictures in five resolutions, from three megapixels down to x Other editing options include four quality settings, five "scene" selections like night and landscape , exposure metering, four color effects, adjustable brightness and white balance tools, a self-timer, 20 fun frames, a multishot mode, a smile shot feature the camera snaps a picture when it detects a smile , and a mosaic shot mode.
The camera interface is easy to use with many options surfaced on the viewfinder. The camcorder shoots clips in two resolutions x and x , while offering a similar set of editing options. Clips meant for multimedia messages are capped at about one minute, but you can shoot for much longer in normal mode. The Impression has MB of user-accessible shared memory, but you can use a memory card for more space. Photo quality was pretty good, with bright colors and little image noise. We also had enough light despite the phone's lack of a flash.
We should note, however, that vanity shots will be tricky with a self-portrait mirror. Videos are fine, but not exceptional--definitely not beyond normal camera phone quality. The photo gallery application is a mixed bag: we liked that you can cycle between different photos by swiping your finger across the display or by tipping the phone to either side, but we didn't like that you don't always get an MMS option when viewing individual photos.
The Impression also has a solid selection of music-related features, such as support for XM Radio Mobile, a Music ID application, a Billboard Mobile channel, music videos, and a community section with access to fan sites and downloads. We especially welcome the application that lets you create your own ringtones and saving music tracks as ringtones. Scrolling around Web pages was pretty smooth, thanks to the responsive touch screen.
We didn't experience the usual jerky motion when dragging our finger across the display. As mentioned earlier, the display's orientation will rotate automatically when using the Web browser, but it's rather annoying that your bookmarks list works only in portrait mode.
That means that you must rotate the phone back and forth. The magnifying glass tool isn't our favorite method for zooming in on Web pages--we prefer Apple's pinching motion--but it works well enough. You can personalize the Impression with a variety of wallpapers, sounds, and a greeting message. For gaming, the Impression comes with demo versions of five titles: Ms.
The quirkiest application is Tumbling Dice, which will come in handy if you forget real dice.
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