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John’s Phone super-simple cellphone i think for kid’s
Sep 9th
Super-simple cellphones aren’t a new concept, but there’s something particularly endearing about the design of Dutch handset John’s Phone. A slabbish block with a simple numeric keypad on the front, a monochrome display on the top edge and straightforward control switches on the side, it boasts up to three weeks of standby time and a bargain €69.95 ($89) price tag.
Nexus One Return On Sale At Google Developer Store
Sep 8th
We labeled the whole Nexus One saga a “grand experiment” by Google. It was a unique test to see if a manufacturer (well, Google didn’t really manufacture the Nexus One, but I digress) could sell phones direct to customers unlocked. It was the best Android phone at the time and it was shipping with the stock Android UI as more and more manufacturers were going with their own UIs.
The N-KIA E68, a mash-up catch-all … original
Sep 8th
Watch out now, here N-KIA E68, a phone containing pell-mell the design of several Finnish mobile brand, in order to provide a result for the least disconcerting. In short, you can see in detail via a video this later in this post.
The Meizu M9 coming and M9II too
Sep 7th
While the Meizu M9 is not yet available, J. Wong, CEO of the brand, is already talk of a M9II! Successor or not, this model due for 2011 would offer a touch screen, 4 “, Cortex A9, and a front camera, all Android customized. Stay tuned.
Huawei Ideos U8150 on video
Sep 3rd
Huawei are another company going in for Android in a big way, already behind several of the operator-branded budget smartphones on the market and hoping to follow up that success with the new Ideos U8150, a Froyo 2.2 smartphone with what’s tipped to be a roughly $150 unsubsidized price tag. As well as playing with the U8150 at IFA 2010 today, we also grabbed a fleeting moment with the Ideos S7 tablet and a (non-functional) Huawei prototype for their idea of a potential gaming MID.
T-Mobile confirms G2′s 800MHz Scorpion chip
Sep 2nd
T-Mobile on its Scoop pages validated a handful of the specs for the T-Mobile G2. Along with confirming the authenticity of photos and the HSPA+ 3G, it revealed that the HTC Scorpion codename was actually a reference to the 800MHz processor that bears the name. The provider also confirmed that it would use stock Android 2.2 with Flash 10.1 on top.
Touch G7: Clone of the HTC Desire with two SIM cards (Demo Video)
Aug 28th
Counterfeits made in China make every smartphone, including the recent HTC Desire just shameful to be cloned in China under the reference Touch G7. This copy is almost perfect not only offers you a perfect design, but also an interface identical to Sense, all under Windows Mobile 6.5.
Huawei Android 2.2 to the IFA
Aug 26th
It was at the IFA 2010 begins next week that the Chinese manufacturer, Huawei will deliver its first Android smartphone Froyo 2.2.
Verizon announces dirt-cheap ZTE Salute slider
Aug 20th
Verizon Wireless has announced the addition of the first handset from cheap phone maker ZTE onto its wireless network. The new handset is called the Salute and is a slim slider that has a bargain price tag that will appeal to those wanting a basic handset and parents looking to get a kid their first device.
Linux smartphone: BPhone Quad Band ARM
Aug 17th
BPhone is a Quad Band Cell Phone featuring 5.0 inch 180 degree rotating WVGA (800 x 400) touchscreen ,
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