Motorola Phones Motorola V220 Instructions

Click the link below for instructions.Earlier this year, Motorola rolled out a trio of new camera phones that ranged from the high-end V600to the low-end V400. Now the company builds on its success with the V220 for Cingular Wireless. Sporting a feature set not unlike the V400's, the new mobile offers a slimmer and more attractive package, but beware: the sound quality isn't the greatest. The handset is well priced at $199, but you probably can find it cheaper with service. In terms of style, the Motorola V220 doesn't try too hard. But that's probably a good thing, seeing that simplicity is part of its appeal. Outfitted in silver and black, the flip phone has a soothing shape with a smooth surface and rounded corners. At 3.3 by 1.7 by 0.9 inches and 3.7 ounces, it's small enough to fit in almost any pocket and light enough to carry around. It also benefits from solid construction and is comfortable to hold while you're talking. A rectangular external screen shows the time, battery life, signal strength, and caller ID (where available). Though it is monochrome, the display is easy to read in most lighting situations. Below the screen is the camera lens, with a mirror for self-portraits surrounding it. However, since the lens occupies the center of the mirror, the resulting reflection is a bit distorted and looks like something from a fun house. Completing the outside of the phone are a volume rocker, a camera-shutter key, and a USB port on the left spine, while a voice-dial activation button sits on the right spine.
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