The new SonyEricsson K660i answers the question of who calls a mobile elegant, full-featured, multimedia, fast, and able to really exploit the opportunities of the Network.
We start from here, because the novelty lies in the ability to see the web browser taking the display horizontally to make clearer reading of web sites and easy access to options (such as zoom, bookmarks, inclusion of addresses, etc.) using only one finger.
HSDPA allows high speed navigation and personally I have tested with You Tube that works well.Except then clear the face of the prepaid account if you do not have an internet subscription all-inclusive.
Among the applications already integrated into the phone's Google Maps for Mobile that, based on the position of radio connected to the phone, you can display your position indicative and show the way to reach addresses, restaurants, cinema, or whatever other place of interest please.
Among other things the Google Maps uses Navteq maps, those used by Garmin, which are often more accurate TeleAtlas.Thus turning into a useful portable navigator. It is true that in order to use it you have to stay connected to the network and also in this case there would agree to have a subscription "flat" to use the phone for your Internet connection.
A phone useful because it can all be used in any place through the slots available: four formats GSM (850, 900, 1800 and 1900), the format 3G (UMTS 2100) and HSDPA.The look of the phone is well studied and colors are very bright, although the photos can not render justice because the green (associated with white) and purple (associated with black) are translucent and beautiful to see live. The round buttons, similar to those of the K810i are very spaced so that handling errors and nothing even to those who have big fingers.
The remainder of the K660i has everything you can ask a mobile phone: radio with RDS, double optics for video, camera 2 megapixel , connectivity (but not Wi-Fi), programs to edit and assemble sound, images and video and feature exclusive SonyEricsson "Track Id" able to identify (via the Internet Gracenote) the title of any song "captured" for 15 seconds from the microphone for the phone.
Ultimately a nice phone from a full and fair price for everything. Especially a mobile phone now convinced that even if it is not revolutionary.
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