Technically speaking, this high-end features a resistive touch screen 3. All this, plus the 3. The mAh battery should give the Acer S autonomy h standby communication. Save my name, email, and website in this browser for the next time I comment.
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Home Reviews Acer neoTouch S In this article… 1. Verdict 2. Bluetooth is also included, alongside GPS. The GPS is, however, noticeably slower to establish an initial lock on satellites than that of other recent smart phones we've tested.
Also, call quality isn't really one of this phone's strong points. Callers just don't sound as clear as they do with other smart phones we've used. This may be partly because the earpiece isn't all that loud. Although the handset has a speaker-phone mode, it's not much cop, as it tends to distort audio at higher volumes. The changes Microsoft has made to the OS are much more apparent on the S than the Touch2, though, as they aren't hidden behind a custom user interface.
Acer has tweaked the 'today' screen slightly to provide customisable shortcut icons to commonly used apps, but you can easily revert back to the standard Windows Mobile rolling display if you prefer. Thankfully, the new Windows Mobile interface is easier to use than that of Windows Mobile 6.
We also experienced some random lock-ups and odd behaviour from a number of the Acer-branded apps loaded on the phone.
Acer is going to have to spend more time ironing out some bugs.
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