Archive for May, 2011:
A Complete Review of The Motorola A830
The Motorola A830 is the first ever phone from Motorola that has 3G capabilities. It was made available in the United Kingdom on its first release and was now replaced by a revamped model called the A835. It features a huge colored screen which is perfect for taking photos and videos however, its 4096 color screen is not as sharp as the others that we are familiar with today.
It has a camera that can be used to record videos, take photos and create multimedia messages with. There also a built in video player that can be used to play downloaded videos and audio clips.
The only downside that it has is that it is not capable of making video calls, one thing that many people love doing these days. It is such a disappointment for many users because this 3G phone brings so much promise in terms of its other features but sadly, it cannot deliver in the video calling department.
To make up for this shortcoming, the Motorola A830 has other features that may be of interest to its users. It has Java games that can keep anyone busy during boring hours, polyphonic ringtones for ringtone assignments to your contacts, an MP3 player for music lovers, Bluetooth and Infrared for those who would like to share their videos and photos, USB connectivity for those who want to transfer their files to their computer.
You can take your Motorola A830 with you anywhere in the world as it is designed to be a tri-band phone, and if you no longer have the need to keep your A830 then you can now recycle them using the cash for phones scheme that allows you to sell any old mobiles online and get paid for recycling.
