NEC e616

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The NEC e616 mobile phone is a handheld 3G phone from NEC Corporation.

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Rechargeable battery

The e616 takes Lithium ion batteries, which are available in different capacities:

Usage notes

Batteries should always be recharged in the recharger and not within the mobile phone. Recharging in the mobile takes longer and the standby time will be halved. The short standby time and recharging error may be caused by faulty firmware or a faulty 3G network. In addition the battery time can be increased by turning off the GPS and vibra call alert, and by turning down the backlight of the display. Testing has revealed that using the phone in 2G network will provide 3-4 times the standby time than using it in 3G networks.

Media

Wallpapers

The screen size of the e616 is 176x240 pixels, but the wallpaper should be restricted to 176×200 pixels to allow for the status bar at the top and the menu bar at the bottom of the screen.

Ringtones

The NEC e616 supports polyphonic ringtones.

Information Codes

Special codes supported by the e616 include:

The codes are entered in the same way as a normal phone number.

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