Showing posts with label Samsung S400i. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Samsung S400i. Show all posts
Wednesday, 11 July 2012
Samsung S400i
Samsung S400i
The Samsung S400i is one of the first of a new generation of phones called i-mode phones. i-mode makes it easy to access the web and use e-mail from a mobile phone. To start i-mode, you press the special "i" button on the phone. You can then access a range of websites that have been specially designed for i-mode and have been optimised for viewing on the phone's display. i-mode sites include many of the most popular websites such as ebay, sports, news and games websites. You can also send and receive email using the i-mode email system, "i-mail". Initially i-mode is available exclusively on O2, and you can get a list of i-mode websites here - the list is surprisingly large even at launch. i-mode is a replacement for WAP and is much, much better. At last, the system that has been in place in Japan for years is now available in the UK! Note that i-mode is not the same as 3G - 3G is faster, but i-mode has the benefit of operating on current 2G networks with better reception and longer battery life. The Samsung S400i looks very similar to the best-selling Samsung D500, except that it's smaller and lighter. It's a slide-up design phone with a good keypad and a nice screen. However, it doesn't have the features of the D500: there's no MP3 player, no expandable memory, the camera is just VGA resolution (0.3 megapixels), and it can only record short video clips (less than a minute). This makes it expensive for what you get, especially since you have to pay extra for the i-mode service. The Samsung S500i seems like a better deal.
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