Connectivity and Features
In terms of connectivity, the Sharp 825SH presented basic options with Bluetooth 2.0 for wireless communication and an infrared port, which was notable for those using IR for data transfer. However, it did not support WLAN or any positioning technology such as GPS, reflecting its focus away from advanced connectivity features. The absence of a radio and reliance on USB 2.0 for wired communication further emphasized its positioning as an entry-level device for phone and text functionalities rather than for mobile internet or multimedia streaming.
The phone featured an accelerometer, a relatively modern touch at the time, which contributed to shake control functions. Messaging capabilities included SMS, MMS, and POP3 email, catering to traditional text-based communications. The browser was limited to WAP 2.0/xHTML, giving users a very basic web experience. Additional entertainment came in the form of preinstalled games and support for Java applications, expanding user engagement through downloadable content.
- ⬤ Sharp 825SH Connectivity and Features
- ⬤ Sharp 825SH Battery Life
- ⬤ Sharp 825SH Conclusion