Comments on: Sony ericsson t303 http://www.get-cellphones.com/reviews/sony-ericsson-t303 Information and reviews on the latest and best cell phones on the market today. get cellphones has all the reviews to help you find the best Cell Phone. Mon, 17 Jan 2011 18:46:04 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.3 By: Mobile 1 UP http://www.get-cellphones.com/reviews/sony-ericsson-t303/comment-page-1#comment-30 Mobile 1 UP Wed, 03 Feb 2010 16:35:10 +0000 http://www.get-cellphones.com/?p=170#comment-30 THIS IS A GREAT MOBILE OF SONYERICSSON CALLED SONYERICSSON t303 With New And Great Features The sllder numberpad buttons are a large, tappable size, and well-separated, though the plastic panel does feel cheap and creaky. Its action is a touch heavy for texting but okay if you’re not worried about speed The 1.3-megapixel camera used on this mobile is predictably low quality compared to the vast majority of current cameraphones. It doesn’t try at sophisticated snapping – there’s no flash or autofocus system, and no dedicated camera control buttons. The user interface is plain and simple, shooting in portrait mode with a central portion of the screen acting as viewfinder. There are barely any controls or effects, but in truth, this is a basic snap’n’sender rather than one for camera album pics or showing off. MMS is supported on the tri-band GPRS handset, but there’s none of the blogging options seen on most recent Sony Ericssons. On the plus side, the low-res pics you get won’t eat too much into that tiny memory… THIS IS A GREAT MOBILE OF SONYERICSSON CALLED SONYERICSSON t303 With New And Great Features The sllder numberpad buttons are a large, tappable size, and well-separated, though the plastic panel does feel cheap and creaky. Its action is a touch heavy for texting but okay if you’re not worried about speed The 1.3-megapixel camera used on this mobile is predictably low quality compared to the vast majority of current cameraphones. It doesn’t try at sophisticated snapping – there’s no flash or autofocus system, and no dedicated camera control buttons. The user interface is plain and simple, shooting in portrait mode with a central portion of the screen acting as viewfinder.

There are barely any controls or effects, but in truth, this is a basic snap’n’sender rather than one for camera album pics or showing off. MMS is supported on the tri-band GPRS handset, but there’s none of the blogging options seen on most recent Sony Ericssons. On the plus side, the low-res pics you get won’t eat too much into that tiny memory…

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