Storage

The Glyde features 57.0 MB user memory, can store 200 Inbox / Outbox SMS messages and 500 phonebook entries, and has an external microSD memory card slot perfect for those who want to store extra photos, videos and music.

Connectivity

Users can connect wireless peripherals using Bluetooth 2.0 connectivity. Main supported Bluetooth profiles include Headset Profile for wireless conversations, Handsfree Profile for carkits, Dial Up Networking Profile to use the handset as a laptop modem, Advanced Audio Distribution Profile to listen to music wirelessly, Object Push Profile for data transfer.

The Glyde connects to a PC via a USB cable. Besides downloading music, the USB cable can charge the Glyde through the PC, a useful bonus during file transfer.

Conclusion

Since both the camera and the MP3 player's sound quality have their problems - especially for phones of this class - it's difficult to recommend the device wholeheartedly to users who enjoy a multipurpose gadget.

But its features and ample storage capacity go a long way in making up for its problems The Glyde has some nifty features - its touch-screen works well, the display is gorgeous, and the function buttons are quite user-friendly and intuitive.

All in all, the Glyde would work well for especially dexterous users who want a phone for personal use with a plenty of extra features.

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