Smartphone HTC i-Mate

This first smartfone run by MS Smartphone 2002 is a bit modified copy of Orange SPV and made by the same manufacturer. An analog for this smartfone is Qtec 7070, Orange SPV.

• Class: business
• Position in the line: starts the line
• Rival phones: MiTAC Mio 8380
• Test based description

   

• General features
  • Announced in March 2003
  • GSM900/1800/1900
  • Battery type: Li-Ion 1000 mAh
    • Standby time: up to 90 hours
    • Talk time: from 3 to 6 hours
  • Graphical display shows up to 65000 colors and has the resolution of 176 x 220 pixels (TFT). It can show up to 8 text lines and one more for menu items.
  • Color - silvery
  • Exterior CMOS camera has the matrix resolution of 300000 pixels. Supports taking pictures with the resolution of 640 x 480 pixels, contrast and brightness setting, there is a timer. Supports clip making, up to 15 seconds (AVI format)
  • Java
  • Processor OMAP 710 with the clock rate of 120 MHz
  • Operating system - Microsoft Smartphone 2002
  • Dimensions: 120.4 x 50.1 x 23.5 mm
  • Weight: 130 g
  • Capacity 105 cubic cm

   

• Memory
  • It's possible to spread one name with several fields. You can't refer your photo to a call but can set a ringing tone.
  • Callers groups
  • 32 MB ROM, 16 MB RAM
  • An extension slot for SD/MMC cards

     

• Call management, ringing tones
  • Vibrating alert
  • 40-tones polyphony
  • Supports setting an own melidy for each caller
  • Speed dialing for 8 phone numbers
  • Autodialing

 

• SMS

• EMS
• MMS
• SMS Chat
• Supports sending and receiving ringing tones and animated images
• SMS sending to several adressees at the same time
• Predictive text input T9
• Templates

   

• Connectivity
  • WAP 2.0, WAP Push
  • GPRS(4+2)
  • IR-port
  • Mail client(SMTP/POP3)
  • Synchronization with PC
  • SyncML

 

• Organiser and extras

• User's profiles
• Headbands are synchronized with sound and editing option
• Search for notes in a task list and organiser
• Melody editor
• Themes for changing interface, there are several of them already set, include not only wall paper, but sound and graphics
• Dictaphone (limited only by the amount of free memory).
• Time, date
• Alarm clock: usual and recurrent
• Photo album (My Pictures) - supports setting additional images and receiving pictures from PC or a camera
• Timer, stopwatch with interval results and a usual caculator.
• Games
• Applications - Pocket IE (HTML, WML, WAP2.0), SMS / MMS, Email Inbox, Notes, Contacts, Calendar, Tasks, MP3, WAV & WMA Playback support, Messenger, Active Sync, Call History, Settings, Shortcuts, Windows Media, Text Input, MPEG4 Encode/Decode

Eldar Murtazin ([email protected])
Published — 22 September 2003

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