Organizer Menu

Alarm clock does its job. Nothing much you can add onto it to make it stand out. Maybe a phone that grabs you out of bed. We can only hope.

Standard organizer for a mobile phone. Scroll through your tasks by month, or select the day to view. Add anywhere from 100 to 500 notes depending on your memory. You can also enable the auto delete option to delete events that have passed to conserve memory.

The to-do list is fairly ordinary. Put in things that need to be done. And set the deadline.

Games Menu

The two games that came with the 7210 are on the 7250 again, Bounce and Triple Pop. Triple Pop is very similar to the popular game Bust-A-Move. It pains me to see the same old games since if you've owned a 7210 or 6610 you'd probably be tired of them too. But the ability to download and install new games takes the pain off a little.

Applications Menu

One thing that makes the 7250 versatile is the ability to install Java applications. There are two applications preinstalled on the phone, Dictionary and Converter. Converter lets you convert distance, weight, etc. This isn't something new, but its still good to have. Other applications can be downloaded and installed. So the possibilities are endless.

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