expertreviews.co.uk Updated: 2016-11-14 23:20:17
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When the M600i arrived in the labs, it was unstable and ran for only a few minutes before crashing. We couldn't get the firmware update software to work at first, as the Windows software supplied with the phone lacked the necessary drivers to connect to...
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A phone looking like a small PDA including Internet connectivity and Blackberry push email, it also has another feature that can make texting a joy not a chore.
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3g.co.uk Updated: 2016-11-14 23:20:17
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Keyboard Maestro Rocks It is difficult to tell whether the M600i from Sony Ericsson is intended primarily for business users or primarily for consumers. There is strong evidence on both sides, and it may be that this causes some reviews to flutter arou...
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If youre one of those people who has to wade waist-deep through their inbox every day, we have a fair idea of what youre thinking: "Why on earth would I want to get email when Im away from my desk?" Theres something to be sai...
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The business phone market has recently become a hard fought battleground for mobile phone manufacturers and the M600i is currently competing with several strong contenders such as the BlackBerry Pearl, the Samsung i320 and the Nokia E61. It has the no...
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Zdnet.com.au Updated: 2016-11-14 23:20:17
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Design Theres no denying the M600i is a smartphone, with a jog-dial, stylus, touchscreen interface and a modified QWERTY keypad alerting users this is no ordinary handset. Available in a black or white case, it has a stark and blockish build that is r...
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T3.com Updated: 2016-11-14 23:20:17
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Touchscreen controls set this ultra-slim smart phone apart from the others. With a scroll wheel and QWERTY keyboard, there are tons of ways to control it too. Well, several, anyway.Email set-up isnt too problematic - you fill in your details online...
Small, Lots of navigation options, Innovative browser and keypad...
No Wi-Fi...
A businesslike-looking phone with a very good Web browser. Shame about the buggy email access, though.
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stuff.tv Updated: 2016-11-14 23:20:19
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Small, functional and useable: thats what gadgeteers are striving for. But sometimes it must be like trying to squeeze Pavarotti into a leotard, a mission impossible if ever there was one. Sony Ericsson has done it, though, with the M600i smartphone.A...
Quality multimedia device. Large screen.
Clunky typing. More input facilities than needed.
All work and no play makes the M600i a dull toy. The W950i or the P990 are better bets...
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It?s not hard for other models to leave this one in the dust.
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The bright clear touchscreen is nice, but the M600i is let down by a fiddly interface and the fiddly to use keys dont help the matter either...
Large touchscreen, QWERTY keyboard, 3G, stereo Bluetooth...
Keyboard difficult to use, fiddly interface...
The bright clear touchscreen is nice, but the M600i is let down by a fiddly interface and the fiddly to use keys dont help the matter either...
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But Sony Ericsson has finally brought its first UIQ 3 device to the market, the M600i. This is the first of three new UIQ 3 smart phones to arrive this year from the company, although all three phones are very different in terms of the functionality t...
The Sony Ericsson M600i is the first UIQ 3 device from Sony Ericsson and it does have a few rough edges, both in terms of features and the user interface. Its not a replacement for the P910i by any means, although it is the better email device out of...
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When you ask a user what they want most from a smartphone, the answer is likely to involve it looking and feeling more like a mobile phone. The M600i satisfies both these requirements. It has a large colour screen with a hybrid keyboard underneath. Dat...
Works with most types of email...
Buttons favour the small-fingered...
When you ask a user what they want most from a smartphone, the answer is likely to involve it looking and feeling more like a mobile phone. The M600i satisfies both these requirements. It has a large colour screen with a hybrid keyboard underneath. Dat...
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The stylish yet feature packed M600i is an interesting, yet welcome addition to the market. Its lack of WiFi and camera are the only sour points of what is otherwise a solid smart phone.
Size and Weight, Push e-mail, Dual function keyboard, Scroll wheel, Display...
No Wi-Fi, No Camera, Stylus location, Onboard Memory The Final Word The stylish yet feature packed M600i is an interesting, yet welcome addition to the market. Its lack of WiFi and camera are the only sour points of what is otherwise a solid smart phone.
The stylish yet feature packed M600i is an interesting, yet welcome addition to the market. Its lack of WiFi and camera are the only sour points of what is otherwise a solid smart phone.
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zdnet.co.uk Updated: 2016-11-14 23:20:20
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Sony Ericssons M600i is a Symbian/UIQ smartphone with wide appeal, thanks to its support for 3G connectivity, push email, the Opera Web browser, plus a range of multimedia features.
Excellent keyboard, Very good Web browser, Small and light...
Lacks WiFi, No camera, Somewhat complex user interface...
Sony Ericssons M600i is a Symbian/UIQ smartphone with wide appeal, thanks to its support for 3G connectivity, push email, the Opera Web browser and a range of multimedia features...
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gadgetguy.com.au Updated: 2016-11-14 23:20:20
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With the M600i, Sony Ericsson delivers a stylish BlackBerry alternative with some extra features that score points for business use (such as the QuickOffice suite and RSS alerts) as well as an MP3 player for downtime. The key caveats are the lack of a...
Ample screen, uses 3G, wide range of email support, good set of business tools, ample on-board memory plus slot for M2 memory card.
No digital camera, limited support for video, busy interface and number of features can be overwhelming.
With the M600i, Sony Ericsson delivers a stylish BlackBerry alternative with some extra features that score points for business use (such as the QuickOffice suite and RSS alerts) as well as an MP3 player for downtime. The key caveats are the lack of a...
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Mobile88.com Updated: 2016-12-29 06:39:08
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This model is built-in with UMTS (i.e. 3G) network capable but without the front camera in-place, one may wonder why Sony Ericsson markets this as a 3G phone without the capability of 2-way video calls. The device built-in 80MB memory after initial boo...
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