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While Huawei’s MyTouch phone for T-Mobile has been known to exist, it’s been escaping the grips of many-a people up to this point. Engadget procured the phone, however, and posted a hands-on for all to see. The device is placed in the low-end to mid-range market with its 1.4GHz S2 processor, 4GB of internal storage, 1GB of RAM, a VGA front camera, a 5 megapixel rear camera, and a 4-inch display. A spec-sheet lists it as having Android 4.0 but the unit handled only has 2.3.6 and a custom user interface. This device also features a nice spring-loaded slide-out keyboard. Hit the source link for the full hands-on, including video. [Engadget]
That’s a damn nice low end phone when compared to the high end phones of this time last year
Ya but 2.3.6? Disappointing.
Yeah but aren’t there only three devices total on 4.0 or higher?
Nevertheless! =)
pretty good spec for low end
I think this looks a lot better aesthetically than HTC’s myTouch 4G and 3G slide phones.
I’d buy that for a dollar
With GINGERBREAD & a 1500 mAh battery,I’d have to see what kind of battery life this has.
Otherwise,the specs are definitely acceptable & it’s a nice looking phone.