“While the built-in 1.3-megapixel camera produces fair quality photos, the difficulty in accessing the function proves very frustrating. First, the lack of an exterior camera button on the U740 makes it awkward to take self-portraits. Also, a special camera/video button often doesn’t work and when it does, requires the user to hold it down for a few seconds before the options become apparent and the phone’s frustrating menu patterns inhibits its offerings” Samsung SCH-U740 Review by Mobiledia
“The 1.3-megapixel camera, though suffering a pregnant-pause in loading, produced average quality photos with only some variable colour reproduction marring the images. As with most LED flash systems it’s best avoided unless you’re mere inches from your subject and going for that clichéd Blair Witchlook; however the 120MB of on-board memory, expandable with microSD cards, can store a decent amount of photos. Frustratingly the microSD slot is positioned underneath the back cover and you need to remove the battery in order to access it.” Samsung SGH-i320 Review by SlashGear
MOTO Q q9 provides easy and intuitive personal and corporate email, calendar access and content management wherever you are. It is equipped with Microsoft Windows Mobile 6.
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“Though not autofocus, the camera delivers pleasing shots that generally show good focus with less noise than most 2MP and under camera phones. The only thing we didn’t like was the persistent brown cast that plagues indoor and outdoor shots. Photoshop’s “auto color” had little luck improving things and we had to tweak the colors on our own to reduce reds and yellows while enhancing blues. … LG marries fashion and function with the VX8700. The phone is stunning, slim and easily pocketed and it has a good camera, great call quality, good Bluetooth performance including A2DP and good overall response times. In terms of both features and looks, it’s serious competition for the Motorola RAZR maxx. We like most everything about this phone lots: a better than average camera, nice video recording quality, strong gaming performance, a very good display (though not quite up to the superb LG VX9400’s) and a strong Bluetooth implementation. Our only two dings are the inconvenient microSD card location and the flat keypad/d-pad.” LG VX8700 Review by MobileTechReview
