Motorola i920B
:- Motorola. mod: i920B. OS: Windows Mobile OS. ver: 2003 SE. nav: Microsoft Mobile Explorer. mv: 4.0. Release date = 2003 Enero.Display Motorola i920B specs
Screen width = 240 px. Screen height = 320 px. Number of columns = 15. Number of lines = 7. Max image width (viewable) = 228 px. Max image height (viewable) = 280 px. physical screen width = 34 mm. physical screen height = 43 mm.IMG Motorola i920B specs
Images : WBMP, GIF, Animated GIF (gif89a), JPG, PNG. Number of colors = 4096.Audio Video playback Motorola i920B specs
Videos : 3GPP (including H.263), 3GPP 2 (for CDMA devices), MP4. WMV; Codec = 7. AMR; Version = nb.Audio Video Streaming Motorola i920B specs
Video streaming. WMV; Codec = 7. Streaming : 3GPP, MP4. AMR; Codec Version = nb. Streaming preferred protocol = rtsp.Markup language Motorola i920B specs
Excellent CSS. Preferred markup = html wi oma xhtmlmp 1 0. Markup : WML 1.1, WML 1.2, WML 1.3, XHTML basic (XHTML reduced to a minimal set of tags), XHTML MP (XHTML with a minimal set of tags with the addition of a few extra tags to allow for the application of WCSS), DoCoMo's iHTML 1.0, DoCoMo's iHTML 2.0, DoCoMo's iHTML 3.0, HTML version 3.2, HTML version 4.HTML Motorola i920B specs
HTML Preferred DTD to use = xhtml mp1.CSS Motorola i920B specs
CSS property width:100% does not work as expected. In those case, one is better off using the max image width to force tables to be the correct size across the screen..HTML Extras Motorola i920B specs
HTTP POST method. Basic Authentication (login and password). Accepts an empty < OPTION > value from a < SELECT >.Securit Motorola i920B specs
HTTPS protocol (SSL connections).Storage Motorola i920B specs
Max size for the mark-up in a page (XHTML, WML browsers) = 16384 chars. Max url length in requests = 256 chars.Bearer Motorola i920B specs
Maximum bandwidth reachable by the device. = 40 kilobits (1 kilobit = 1000 bits).XHTML Motorola i920B specs
Supports forms in table. Browser bring you to a separate data entry control". Tables to define layout. CSS for coloring cell table. CSS property to define the format of an input field.. Can define the document title with the title tag.. Preferred charset = utf8. Make phone call string = tel:. Preferred mime type = application/xhtml+xml. Cookies. Accepts a cookie set from a different domain (assuming device with default settings).CHTML Motorola i920B specs
Prefix to initiate a voice call = tel:. The device supports tables feature (imode/CHTML).SMS - SCKL Motorola i920B specs
SMS enabled.WML Motorola i920B specs
Card title support. Table support. A list of links is the most usable menu format. When presenting a list of links the use of < br / > is suggested for better presentation. input and select elements can/should be placed in a single card rather than on discrete cards. Cannot display images and text on same line. Make phone call string = wtai://wp/mc;. Can skip aligned link row with just one click down.Ajax Motorola i920B specs
Supports Javascript enabled with following features: alert, confirm, access form elements (dynamically set/modify values), setTimeout, setInterval, document.location..Object download specs Motorola i920B
Downloading in an anchor (direct download). Download of ringtones. Ringtones : monophonic (type 0) midi, polyphonic midi, WAV. Max ringtone voices = 16. Download of wallpapers. Wallpapers : GIF, JPG, PNG. Displayable colors for a wallpaper = 8 bits/pixel. Wallpaper max width = 176 pixels. Wallpaper max height = 220 pixels. Wallpaper preferred width = 176 pixels. Wallpaper preferred height = 220 px. Screensaver displayable colors = 2 bits/pixel. Displayable colors in pictures = 2 bits/pixel. Supports download of video clips.Motorola i920B 2003 Enero Motorola. i920B. Windows Mobile OS. 2003 SE. Microsoft Mobile Explorer. 4.0. 2003 Enero.
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