[Review] Motorola MotoYuva A810 – touching the heart through a touchscreen

Posted on the December 5th, 2008 under Mobile Companies, Motorola, Review by CellBharatTeam

Mobile lovers can now reach the heart of their dear ones at an easy touch available from MOTO A810. An office-away-office and a home-away-home oriented mobile phone in the form of this handset offers all the essential functions- access to e-mail and internet, involvement enhanced professional moving, an integrated MP3 player, an FM Radio and video recording for reminiscent of the life with playback mode.

Motorola has come out with this model for an affordability view and the handset is noted for its excellent features – large touch screen display, advanced handwriting recognition, capable of communicating at ease either with an SMS or an e-mail. The 2.2″ interactive screen provides the text entry option usable with a stylus. The built-in 2 megapixel camera serves the users to enjoy shooting the snaps of their choice and fancy. Such snaps can be shared at once via MMS or e-mail or can be stored for future remembrances through the available and removable memory up to 2 GB. Another feature that the customer can rely upon and boast of is the BluetoothClass 2 Ver1.2, USB 2.0FS and MPT enabled accessories.

The handset creates a sense of envy among the circle and makes the user proud owner of a remarkable mobile phone. Every feature that this MOTO A810 could present is worth as the handset is offered at an unbelievable low rate (Rs. 8000).

The handset is designed at 51 x 105 x 14 mm size, weighing 100g and is equipped with bandwidth of GSM 900 / 1800 / 1900, GRS – Class10, EDGE-Class 10. The MOTO A810 can provide a battery charge of 910mAH; the screen display is 2.2″ of 240 x 320 resolution and 262KTFT. In addition, the handset has the technical elements such as Browser, WAP, HTML, Opera v8.5 and other mobile features like MMS, SMS, POP3 Email with an option of PC Sync tool (MPT).

As evident from the statutory remarks, the settings or the functions of this handset may not be compatible for connectivity with certain network providers, since the advanced modes are yet to become familiar.