The Calendar offers monthly, weekly and daily views. The Sony Ericsson Aino offers a wide range of time-management features. The Opera Mini works on the Aino's touchscreenĪnother thing missing on the Aino is Flash support. As things are, the Aino creates a dilemma rather than a choice. It couldn't have been too hard for Sony Ericsson to do something about giving users better browsing options.
We'll say it again - the Opera mini was a joy to use on the touchscreen and it's just a third-party app we snatched off the web. With a capacitive screen on board the lack of touch capabilities is a shame. What we really miss though is touch support. We really liked the simple web browser user interface. If you click there you can access all the available RSS feeds. If you browse an RSS enables site, a small RSS icon will appear. The extended home screen is a nice touch on the latest Sony Ericsson phonesĮquipped with a mouse pointer, the new NetFront 3.5 web browser always operates in fullscreen mode and the four most important features are easily accessible on a toolbar - mini-map, enter an address, favorites and downloads.Īdditionally, we found some other features as well such as mark-and-copy, allowing you to copy text off web pages. The appearance of the home screen changes to a different bright color each time you start the browser too. They grant access to free content, such as clips, tracks and games on the Sony Ericsson site, including a step-by-step guide for setting up email accounts or internet connections. Plenty of shortcuts arranged in a tree structure are listed on the homescreen, right under a search and an address bar. Almost every time it nails the zoom level for comfortable reading. It offers a much smoother experience than before and renders web pages more quickly. The web browser preinstalled on the Aino is the same as Yari's - an updated version of the popular NetFront 3.5 mobile browser.
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