Performance and Connectivity
With no support for EDGE, the V226 relies on GPRS for mobile data, representing modest browsing capabilities reflective of its era. The absence of modern connectivity options such as Bluetooth, Wi-Fi, and GPS might be limiting by current standards but remains typical for phones of its time. It features a proprietary USB connection, further underscoring its age. The device is primarily intended for voice communication and basic messaging, as indicated by its support for SMS, EMS, MMS, and instant messaging. The presence of WAP 2.0/xHTML browser was significant during its launch, allowing users to access simplified web content.
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