Showing posts with label Review. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Review. Show all posts

Wednesday, March 28, 2012

Review of the Samsung Code (SGH-i220) - Installing Applications (Twitter, Facebook, Youtube)

Review of the Samsung Code (SGH-i220) - Installing Applications (Twitter, Facebook, Youtube) Video Clips. Duration : 10.65 Mins.


i220.mobi OK, Once more. THIS DEVICE IS NOT "HACKED". METROPCS DOES NOT "BLOCK" ANYTHING. THIS DEVICE IS WINDOWS MOBILE 6.1. YOU CAN INSTALL ANY APPLICATION FOR WINDOWS MOBILE 6.1. THAT IS WHY IT IS EXCITING. IT IS A REAL PHONE, UNLIKE ALL THE OTHER RESTRICTED ONES THEY HAVE. ENJOY! --- Review of the Samsung Code SGH-i220. Windows Mobile 6.1 Phone for MetroPCS. How to Install and Remove Applications. Youtube, Facebook, Twitter. Want to play Nintendo on your Code? Click here! http Check Out www.frenchmoustache.com

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Sunday, October 16, 2011

Sprint EVO 4G Software Review Part 1

Sprint EVO 4G Software Review Part 1 Tube. Duration : 10.52 Mins.


Full review: bit.ly The HTC EVO 4G from Sprint uses HTC's Sense user interface, meaning that you get seven homescreens and a wide variety of highly functional widgets. You can also use Scenes, which are preconfigured sets of widgets for different scenarios. With the EVO 4G's fast processor, loading up all of the homescreens with lots of widgets doesn't slow the device noticeably. The Leap feature lets you instantly zoom out to see all of your homescreens in one easy view. This is very helpful in managing lots of widgets, if you use them. We also show you the web browser. While it's not as fast as that on Froyo on the Nexus One, it's quite capable, and the large screen on the EVO makes viewing websites an easy task.

Tags: htc, evo, 4g, sprint, sense