Loading ...Kyocera Communications today announced the G2GO M2000 (pronounced “Good-to-Go”), offering a full QWERTY keypad in a low-cost, text-centric device. As a follow-up to the Lingo M1000 QWERTY handset, the Kyocera G2GO M2000 sports a stylish design with slide-out QWERTY keypad and Bluetooth. It also includes a full-featured 1.3 megapixel camera with dedicated key, digital zoom and photo editing. The handset measures 113 x 52 x 17 mm, weighs just 120 grams and boasts a talk time up to 250 minutes and standby time of up to 200 hours.
The phone uses an accelerometer to switch the huge 2.4-inch QVGA display from portrait to landscape orientation as the phone is turned. The G2GO also features a music player with dedicated keys and playlist management and a microSD card slot for up to 8GB of additional music and picture storage.
Additional features include built-in MP3 and polyphonic ringtones, screensavers, wallpapers and caller alerts, predictive text-input software for rapid text entry, Java support, a WAP 2.0 browser and BREW 3.1.5 technology to download games, ringers, wallpapers, and more. Voice recognition features include voice tags, voice digit-dialing and voice response. Handy tools include scheduler, calculator, alarm clock, stopwatch, tip calculator, countdown timer, voice memos and airplane mode along with a directory that can store up to 500 contacts.
I Love this phone! I don’t really know how long the battery lasts yet as I can’t stop playing with it. Most of the time I’m draining it because it’s searching for signal in the basement of one of my class buildings, but the mp3 player sounds better than I thought it would, I can hear great on it whenever I call anyone. I’m new to qwerty keyboards for texting, but it’s pretty simple too. Great phone.
I still dont kow how to get music onto my new phone. do i have to vuy the cable to connect my pc and my phone, or do i have to buy the right kind of sd card and download to my phone?….and if i do have to download it wont i need the cord AND the card?
Uploading music has to be done through using an SD card. I just purchased an 8 gig card (the biggest for this phone). Place the new card into the phone so that it can format it and then take the card out once it is complete, only took a few seconds. Then place the card into either an adaptor or card reader and your computer will open it up as a file folder. Copy and paste into the music file that the phone created on the card and close the window. Ask your computer if it’s okay to eject, then remove the card and take it out of the adaptor and then place it back into your phone. It should automatically accept it and in your music file you will find your newly added songs.
Enjoy