Showing posts with label mobile phones. Show all posts
Showing posts with label mobile phones. Show all posts

Thursday, 17 May 2018

Numo S10 Review

Numo S10 Review - Intro


My iphone took a dip in the sea recently. Dead. £700 for a iphone X (£60 a month with Vodafone). So I took a punt on a Numo S10 for £100 from Amazon. Findings below:

Numo S10 Review - Screen

I can find no difference between the screen on this Numo S10 and my iPhone 6s. It is a clear screen, sensitive to the touch, I have no problems with it.
Screen is Perfectly Adequate in Size and Quality

Numo S10 Review - Buttons

There are volume buttons and a power button. . . and that it. They are stiff to operate but I like that. I should imagine it would annoy some people though. The rubbery feel is quite nice. I have no problems with the buttons on the S10. 

Buttons are Heavy but have a Quality Feel

Numo S10 Review - Performance

Snappy! Lag free Android experience, works A OK. Loads apps in a snap. The Numo S10 has a quad core processor, and 2GB of RAM. I haven't done any gaming on it but its seems fine. I have no problems with the performance on the Numo S10. 

Numo S10 Review - Port Covers / Flaps

Oh Numu! It was going sooooo well. These port flaps were obviously designed last thing on a Friday. There are 3 in total that cover:

  • Charging Port
  • SIM / SD Card Port
  • Ear Phone Port
The biggest faff is the charging port, it is hard to get the slim fit micro USB connector to fit in the port, without put the port cover / flap in the exact right position. Its very annoying. 

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Dual Sim or Sim & Micro SD . . . handy!

Deep Recess and Annoying Falp Make Plugging in Ear Phone  Bit Tricky

Charging. . . . 

. . . again Wrestle with the Flap / Cover in order to Plug in Cahrger

Numo S10 Review - Conclusions

A good value android phone, supposedly water proof, quick performer, excellent screen and build quality. . . apart from the port cover / ports flaps which let it down somewhat.

Would I recommend. . . not sure. It price is a big plus point.

The port flaps on an Otter Box Armour are fine to use despite being large and chunky. Here we have a nicley implemented phone, let down at the last minutes by overly small and fiddly port covers. 

Oh no Google Pay. . . which would have been handy. Lack of NFC assures this.

Close Up of Moulding

Pencil for Scale

Rear of Phone - I like the colour Orange!


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Monday, 14 November 2011

Set Up Internet / WAP / GPRS on Samsung B2100 Phone

This is quick note to say how to set up the WAP / GPRS/ Internet / Data Access on your Samsung B2100. Simplicity is the key here, only enter the GPRS settings no DNS server details or anything else. This is for Vodafone by the way.



To get to the area where you need to setup the access info:

Menu > Browser Profile Settings > Options > Create

Now Enter the Following:

A name for the new profile - web? (can be anything)

Then Leaving everything else blank (yes very odd), scroll down to "GPRS Settings"

Enter (vodafone):

Acesss Name: internet

User: web

Pass Word: web
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