If you can play games on it, there'll invariably be a couple of demo games pre-installed. I guess the only way to find out how good it is for games, is to try some.
My phone (Motorola L7) has a built in mediaplayer and you can also use media files (MP3s) as ringtones. Bluetooth isn't that fast for large file transfers - if you plan to do that, you'd be better off wiring it up to your PC (it came with a cable, right?)
Mine has a USB cable with it, which I can use to access my phone as a 'removable disk', and it also charges the battery while I'm doing it.
Anyway, I've often wondered - are those tiny little keyboards actually any use? Do you have to use your fingers or do they give you a lil stick to prod at the keys with?
My phone (Motorola L7) has a built in mediaplayer and you can also use media files (MP3s) as ringtones. Bluetooth isn't that fast for large file transfers - if you plan to do that, you'd be better off wiring it up to your PC (it came with a cable, right?)
Mine has a USB cable with it, which I can use to access my phone as a 'removable disk', and it also charges the battery while I'm doing it.
Anyway, I've often wondered - are those tiny little keyboards actually any use? Do you have to use your fingers or do they give you a lil stick to prod at the keys with?