WHAT WERE LOOKING FOR:
• Equaliser presets. It makes sense to tweak the tone settings for different styles of music and different styles of recording. A choice of presets does some of the work for you, but they’d better be noticeably effective
• Oomph. It’s not that we wanted ear-bleeding volume, just that the wider the range the better – too quiet is always too bad, but too loud can always be turned down
• Playlists. We want to be able to create our own selections of music and save them. It also helps to have summaries of most-listened-to and most-recently-played tracks
• File transfer software. The simplest way to get music from a PC on to the phone is drag-and-drop, with the handset being treated simply as an external USD drive, but most music-oriented phones come with copying software that’s a bit more clever
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