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Fido Gets its First Android: the Acer Liquid E

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Canadian carrier Fido has just scored its first Android handset, the Liquid Acer E. While the phone may be showing its age a bit, it is available for a price that could never get old. For $30 dollars you can grab the handset on a three-year voice and data agreement. If it has been a while since you heard about the E, a quick refresher of the specs gets you a 3.5-inch touchscreen, Android 2.1, and a 5MP camera on top of all the standard connectivity such as WiFi and GPS. The E has been out on Rogers in Canada for a bit now, but this will provide another carrier option for those in the great white north.

[via Fido]

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7 Comments

  1. Rogers and Fido are the same carrier. Fido is just the “low cost” brand of Rogers.

  2. 3 years? That is too long for a phone to last. Durability or life cycle will kill it’s use before that.

  3. LOL…Liquid E? unfortunate name choice…Liquid E is the street name for GHB.

    http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Gamma-Hydroxybutyric_acid

    Looking forward to the Acer Special K :)

  4. LOL…Liquid E? unfortunate name choice…Liquid E is the street name for GHB.

    http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Gamma-Hydroxybutyric_acid

    Looking forward to the Acer Special K :)

  5. It does sound like a druggie’s phone but is a great phone nonetheless.

  6. The important question is if it is a pure android experience or if it is all messed up with a crappy skin by the manufacturer…

  7. I hear good things about it. I will just wait for Koodo to get an Android phone as they are the carrier that I know has the best prices and honestly can’t be beat in the Canadian cell phone bidding war.

    I enjoy the curve 8530(that Koodo has), but a lot of people are looking for an android running 2.1 in Canada as we get the sloppy seconds of the U.S.A.

    @timmyjoe42 Most of the Canadian Providers require that you have a 3 year voice and data agreement. It bad as most of the phones now last 2 years because of the way they are built and the internal components.

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