Thread: Motorola Quench XT3

Droid on the Job
Since the phone runs on android 2.1 update I, it can still be considered among the fresh arrivals, despite the fact that we already have a few devices running on the 2.2 version of Android operating system. Google apps such as Gmail, G-ralk, and Google Maps come pre*loaded. As far as the contacts go. you can integrate your corporate directory. as well as Google. Facebook and Roadsync contacts. with the phonebook.



The phone has the eapacity of threaded message viewing and also sup*ports POP and IMAP Email clients along with Microsoft exchange. The reloaded Documents To Go. lets you open documents. but you will have to upgrade in order to be able to create new documents. The browser does not come with flash support. Apart from the touch zoom tool at the bottom of the screen, you can use pinching to zoom in and out of the screen. You can open multiple windows, find and select text on the page and also share the page through SNS, email or messaging. By making use of Wiri, you can have access to high speed connectivity. We don't have any dedicated GPS navigation application, but you can get direc*tions from Google Maps.

Lets Play
On the multimedia front, the phone comes with a 3.0-megapixel camera and a LED flash. There are no additional features such as focus modes ( sports, landscape, etc) or shooting modes ( pan*orama, face detection, continuous shot. etc.). You can set the resolution and picture quality, choose flash mode, add colour effects and adjustbrightness. con*trast, saturation, etc. The picture quality could have been better. The LED flash is of little help in low light conditions. Video resolu*tion choices include VGA, QVGA and QCIF and you can record them in MPEG4.