The Motorola VE66 is a phone whose styling is reminiscent of a phone of yesteryear. It's slightly bulky appearance belies its useful and endearing features. Surprisingly this competent slider phone offers smart phone technology which is both useful and effective. The handset is simple and effective to use and appeals to the vast majority due to its simplistic layout and functionality.
The 2.2 inch TFT screen is able to display 256,000 colours in an effective and efficient manner. This lends itself well from the viewpoint of being able to display imagery in a colourful and vibrant way. The inclusion of a navigation scroll wheel ensures that the features of this handset can be accessed in a simple yet effective manner. As with most phones this handset also comes with a variety of screensavers and wallpapers. Alert types are available in both vibration and ring tone options with the ability to download polyphonic and MP3 ringtones for use within the handset if desired.
The camera included with the
Motorola VE66 is a 5 mega pixel camera that operates at a resolution of 2560 x 1920 pixels. This resolution is sufficiently good enough to ensure images are of good quality either to view on the screen or to print out. To aid in taking pictures the camera provides auto focus as well as an LED flash which provides illumination where required. The camera doubles up as a video capture device and offers video recording and playback which in the modern era has become a necessity within a handset
A built in MP3 player and FM stereo radio is provided with this handset which offers entertainment in the form of downloaded music files or the alternative element of listening to radio broadcasts from a variety of radio stations either local or national.
Connectivity is provided by the GPRS, EDGE, Wi-Fi, blue tooth and microUSB connections. This provides the means to access a variety of services and perform a variety of tasks. The Bluetooth connection is the one connection utilised by many for file sharing between suitably enabled devices. The USB tends to be used for synchronisation of files between the handset and a PC
The
Moto VE66 is a smart phone that utilises the benefits of a 2-bit Freescale MXC275-30 500 MHz processor which is a fast processor and a suitable adversary for the Java-based MOTOMAGX operating system. The handset offers a great deal of features and functionality which means its popularity is assured.
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