Motorola V360v - Mp3-Ringtones-Mobile

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MotorolaManufacturer :

November, 2006Date :

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The new Motorola V360 is the total mobile solution for your busy life. Now you can connect instantly to family, friends and colleagues with the amazing push-to-talk feature. That's not all. With expandable data storage from the removable TransFlash memory card or MicroSD, you can enjoy MP3 music, video capture and playback and share them through Bluetooth connectivity. Wherever you go, now your life can go with you! Go on, take the lead.

Anyway the fone has been a godsend! I can send ALL files by bluetooth aswell as use it with a bluetooth headset, it has a ok ish camera only a 4x zoom so is a little pixely/grainy & dark (as there is no flash), the battery is ok lasts for about 2-3 days with out charging if u dont use it for anything at all (i.e keeping in ur handbag lol), but if ur a mega text-er/chatter like me u need to charge it every night or it will be dead as a doo-doo by the morning lol (believe me i've done it).

Specifications:

Polyphonic ringtones
MP3/WMA ringtones
Java™ games
Display skins/themes
Integrated camera
Video capture and playback (MPEG4/3GP)
Music/MP3 player (but not like the usual players on moto's)
Tri-band
GPRS
WAP 2.0
Vodafone Live!
SMS
MMS
Email
iTAP™ predictive text input
5MB internal memory
TransFlash micro sd memory expansion slot (up to 512MB)
Bluetooth (class 2 i believe - what ever that means)
mini-USB (for conecting to ur computer by seperate to buy lead)
5-way navigation key
Phonebook (up to 1000 entries)
Photo/ringtone caller ID
Auto-redial
Call registers (dialled, missed and received)
Minute minder
Speed dialling
Voice dialling
Alarm
Calculator
Calendar
Voice recorder (up to 60 seconds)
Integrated hands-free speakerphone
Vibrating alert
Internal antenna
Clamshell form factor

Ringtones

24 chord polyphonic ringtones
MP3 ringtones
22 KHz polyphonic speaker
Downloadable ringtones

Games

Pre-loaded games
Java MIDP 2.0
Downloadable Java™ games

Internal Display

TFT
262,144 colours
176 x 220 pixels

External Display

4 level greyscale
96 x 80 pixels
Displays time and caller ID

Camera

VGA (640 x 480)
4x digital zoom
Video recording (up to 30 seconds with sound on or off)
Video resolutions: 128 x 96 (subQCIF) and 176 x 144 pixels (QCIF)
Brightness adjustment
Light
Self portrait mirror

Network

Tri-band GSM 900 / 1800 / 1900 MHz
EDGE Class 10 (up to 236.8 kbps)
GPRS class 10 (2 up / 4 down)

Colours: Black with silver

Dimensions: 90 x 47 x 24 mm

Weight: 104 g

Power Management

Battery: standard battery, Li-Ion, 810 mAh

Talk-time: Up to 7.5 hrs
Standby time: up to 240 hrs

Battery: extended battery, Li-Ion, 1010 mAh

Talk-time: up to 9 hrs
Standby time: up to 300 hrs

I hope i havent missed anything out but just got last of specs off of google search lol as i no nothing about the screen display or camera or actuall battery time lol.

The only trouble i had was u really have to push the charger/usb lead in till its all in i thought it just sat on top but on my fiancee inspecting you just need a firm grip and a good push to get it in, ive had it reset itself on me a few times in the 2 ish months ive had it (whilst i been texting-grrrrr!) but apart from that no problems at all, ive droped it in road its scuffed but no damage apart from cosmetic, it always has a full reception wherever i am.

All in all she is a ace fone, easy to use, the only down side is that u cant get a stereo headset for it and if u use another motorola headset witch is stereo it doesnt work it only comes out of left earpiece lol.

I would definately recomend this fone to all, and as a gift too as its small, easy to use and just great!

Reviewed by Sam on 30-9-2007 Rating:

* It restarts on me every time I shut it to hard or drop it.

* The longer the text message, the slower it loads.

* Cover over the camera came off, looks better without it XP

* Can only have a 512mb card not a Gig which was quite sad.

* both screens scratch easily

* Touch the screen and your finger print is on there, hard to clean off, I'm using a little plastic cover from a PSP provider XP

* When working with the memory card after putting music on it rejects MP3 for an unknown reason, not all of them, just random songs, so I reformatted them AGAIN to mp3 (even though they already were, using Switch) and they work fine now.

* Played almost half of a song and then decided the song was corrupt. I'm playing them all to the end now to make sure they're all working if not then I will reformat them again.

* the button in the middle of the directional pad fell out XP I had sticky fingers but buttons should never do this. I replaced it with a broken bead I split in half and filed down.