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A review of the Nokia N9 MeeGo smartphone. Check out our full review at: www.mobiletechreview.com The phone has an elegant and fresh OS and an understated design that exudes quality and comfort. It has a 3.9" Gorilla Glass AMOLED capacitive display with 854 x 480 res., a 1GHz CPU, 16 gigs of internal storage and a sealed 1450 mAh battery. It's a GSM unlocked pentaband phone with 3G HSPA+ 14.4 on AT&T, T-Mobile and overseas bands. Unfortunately, Nokia won't be making lots of these as this is the first MeeGo Harmattan smartphone.
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We unbox the new Nokia E7 Symbian^3 smartphone with Clear Black Display technology and penta-band 3G support. The E7 starts off with a 4-inch AMOLED display for bright, crisp color and uses the Nokia Clear Black Display technology to make dark colors nice and deep. It also has a slide-out QWERTY keyboard and can work on any 3G network in the world, thanks to penta-band 3G support (850/900/1700/1900/2100 MHz). The 8-megapixel camera takes great low-light photos and is the best in its class.
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A video review of the Nokia E7 Symbian ^3 smartphone with a full QWERTY keyboard. The Nokia E7 has a 4" 640 x 360 AMOLED display, and runs on ARM11 680MHz CPU with 256MB RAM and 350MB internal storage as well as 16GB mass storage. The Nokia is a pentaband world 3G HSDPA phone with unlocked GSM. It comes with Ovi Maps 3.0, Bluetooth 3.0, WiFi 802.11n and supports MS exchange Active Sync and works with Google services as well. The phone has a 1200mAh battery that has claimed talk time of 5 hours.
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The Nokia E7 Symbian^3 smartphone was announced at Nokia World 2010 London and we get some hands-on time. The E7 features a 4-inch WVGA touchscreen with ClearBlack AMOLED technology. It has a penta-band 3G radio (850/900/1700/1900/2100Mhz), WiFi (B/G/N), GPS and Bluetooth 3.0. It also has HDMI out. Too bad the camera is only 8-megapixel and no Carl Zeiss optics.
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Elop has gone on record claiming that the Lumia 800 is a "refinement" of the N9. That's not a good use of English and we can't let it slide, because every hardware difference between the two devices leaves the Lumia 800 worse off. There's no globetrotting pentaband 3G, which means no AWS support for T-Mo USA's network. The front-facing camera and notification LED have evaporated. The screen is slightly smaller due to the intrusion of the Windows Phone buttons. There's only 512MB of RAM instead of 1GB. Onboard storage maxes out at 16GB rather than 64GB with the N9. NFC is also inexplicably lacking, so the phone can't pair up with Nokia accessories and it probably won't be able to keep up future innovations that Nokia says its working on for Windows Phone 8 (aka Apollo). On the other hand, many of the best features of the N9 have made it through. The machined polycarbonate shell radiates precisely the same industrial style, while simultaneously giggling in the face of scratches. The convex Gorilla Glass screen flaunts some of the best workmanship we've ever seen on a mobile device and it fits so perfectly that barely a speck of dust can get caught in its frame. The proximity and light sensors are neatly hidden behind the glass, leaving the front face of the phone almost entirely undisturbed, except for the earpiece, Nokia logo and Windows Phone symbols. The left side of the device is a blank expanse, while the volume rocker, power / lock button and camera button are all on <b>...</b>
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Meizu MX Unboxing - The Best Phone You've Never Heard Of? Best known for its heavily-influenced iPhone lookalikes, Meizu is going legit by launching its first Android powered device. And surprisingly, its specs reveal it to be one of the best Android phones you've probably never heard of, at least on paper. Equipped with a A9 dual-core 1.4GHz processor, the Meizu MX has a 4-inch ASV LCD (960×640), 1GB RAM, 16GB of internal storage, 8-megapixel rear camera with 1080p video recording, 0.3 megapixel front, GSM pentaband 3G radio, Bluetooth 2.1 and Android 2.3.5 with Meizu's own Flyme OS overlaid. Continue reading: tchno.be For more tech goodness, check us out at: www.technobuffalo.com Follow Us on Twitter www.twitter.com Like Us on Facebook: www.facebook.com Check Us Out on Google + tchno.be
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Today I finally got a chance to play with the Nokia N8. I got to use prototype hardware (still labeled C0) running early software (not even pre-release). In short, I'm definitely impressed. But I'm still concerned that the N8 will not be able to compete with iOS and Android devices when it's launched later this summer. Read on for my thoughts... The hardware Let's get one thing out of the way: the hardware is fantastic. There's absolutely no doubt that Nokia knows how to build top-spec phones, and when it wants to, top-quality hardware. The N8, even in prototype form, showcases the best fit, finish, and materials of any Nseries device to date. The device is slim and light yet solid. The body and most buttons/covers are made of machined and anodized aluminum -- only the plastic endcaps look and feel out of place. The glass capacitive OLED display is beautiful and responsive. The features are impressive -- 12 MP HD camera, penta-band 3G (including AWS for T-Mobile USA), WiFi b/g/n, HDMI output, USB On-The-Go! The only N8 available for me to handle was the green one, which is not a particularly flattering color for this phone. The blue version I saw looked more attractive. The software Unfortunately, my time with the software was pretty limited, but what I saw surprised me by being fast and slick. It's clear that the user interface makes extensive use of hardware acceleration and that the user experience is a significant improvement over S60v5. But will Symbian^3 be able to <b>...</b>
Wow... The Galaxy Nexus. It's finally here, in our eager little hands, and it's delicious -- just like Ice Cream Sandwich, in fact. Our review unit is the same unlocked HSPA+ version we briefly played with in Hong Kong and is running Android 4.0.1. We've only spent about a day with Google's newest superphone and we're already hard at work on a full review, but we wanted to share some raw, immediate, first impressions The first thing we noticed upon opening the generic white packaging is that this latest Nexus is a large phone, with a footprint similar to the HTC Titan. It's also pleasantly light and thin, and the bezel is small thanks to the lack of hardware buttons. Build quality is typical Samsung -- durable if not somewhat plasticky. The Nexus inherits design cues from its various Galaxy S II cousins, including the textured battery cover (which is a little difficult to snap back on), but sheds the usual black for a gunmetal shade of gray. We're happy to confirm that the Galaxy Nexus is indeed the first Android device with a pentaband HSPA+ radio -- we've successfully tested both T-Mobile USA and AT&T SIMs with our handset. Hurray! Initial setup was quick and painless. We logged in with our Google ID and password, and to our surprise, the Nexus started downloading and installing all of our purchased apps (in addition to syncing our email, calendar and contacts). It also asked if we wanted to use Google+ on that account. As expected, Samsung isn't taking any prisoners <b>...</b>
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Wow... The Galaxy Nexus. It's finally here, in our eager little hands, and it's delicious -- just like Ice Cream Sandwich, in fact. Our review unit is the same unlocked HSPA+ version we briefly played with in Hong Kong and is running Android 4.0.1. We've only spent about a day with Google's newest superphone and we're already hard at work on a full review, but we wanted to share some raw, immediate, first impressions -- after the break. The first thing we noticed upon opening the generic white packaging is that this latest Nexus is a large phone, with a footprint similar to the HTC Titan. It's also pleasantly light and thin, and the bezel is small thanks to the lack of hardware buttons. Build quality is typical Samsung -- durable if not somewhat plasticky. The Nexus inherits design cues from its various Galaxy S II cousins, including the textured battery cover (which is a little difficult to snap back on), but sheds the usual black for a gunmetal shade of gray. We're happy to confirm that the Galaxy Nexus is indeed the first Android device with a pentaband HSPA+ radio -- we've successfully tested both T-Mobile USA and AT&T SIMs with our handset. Hurray! Initial setup was quick and painless. We logged in with our Google ID and password, and to our surprise, the Nexus started downloading and installing all of our purchased apps (in addition to syncing our email, calendar and contacts). It also asked if we wanted to use Google+ on that account. As expected, Samsung isn't <b>...</b>
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[ Review ] - Samsung i9250 Galaxy Nexus (TH) www.papayatop.com - Pentaband 3G HSPA+ (Global), 4G LTE (Verizon) - 4.65" Super-AMOLED HD Screen (1280x720) , Oleophobic Coating - 16/32GB Internal Memory (เฉพาะไทยมีขายแค่รุ่น 16GB) - TI OMAP4460 SoC (Dual-Core) 1.2GHz , 1GB RAM (656MB User Available) - Android 4.0.3 Ice Cream Sandwich - WiFi Dual Band 2.4-5GHz (802.11 b/g/n) , Bluetooth 3.0, NFC - Adobe Flash 11.1 Supported - 5MP Camera + AF, TF, Continuous Focus, Zero-Shutter Lag, LED Flash - HD1080p Video Recording , Video Effect - Continuous Focus - MHL Connectivity (HD1080p Streaming via HDTV, Monitor) - 1750 mAh Li-ion Battery ราคาเปิดตัว (Introductory price) = 19900 THB (Thailand)
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Purchase Kessil LEDs - www.greners.com The Kessil H150 is an innovative high intensity LED grow light designed specifically for indoor growing experts. At the heart of this device is a patented LED technology platform, a high-density LED array core encompassed by specially created optics that puts out a powerful stream of light for in-depth penetration into plants. Each Unit runs coolly and efficiently, Drawing less than 36W from the plug, H150 is extremely modular and provides growers the flexibility to arrange light according to different growing environments. The number of H150 units can be easily scaled according to the grow area. When hung 12" - 18" above the plants, each LED grow light covers a 2 foot diameter growing area. Aside from being a standalone LED source, the small form factor also allows the H150 to be used in conjunction with traditional sources of light as a booster. Advanced heat management system lets Kessil run efficiently for a long time. Densely packed high power LED array puts out far more light than the competition. Professionally constructed optics provide maximum photon injection into your plants. Purple: The Purple LED grow light is a general purpose led light with an spectrum that can carry a plant through the entire growth cycle. This special penta-band recipe combines five different types of red and blue LED chips to create a spectrum that works for every stage of growth.
The Nokia N8 records audio in Stereo via dual microphones. This video demonstratees the audio quality that is made possible with the Nokia N8. If you have a subwoofer or sound system connected to your PC or device, turn up the volume to hear the clarity of each instrument. From Allaboutsymbian: Review: Nokia N8: part 6 - Cutting edge technology (USB on the go, HDMI, Pentaband, etc.) "Digital microphones Debuted on the N86 8MP was a MEMS (MicroElectrical-Mechanical System) microphone (see here for more on MEMS), effectively a microphone on a chip - audio in on its flat side and amplified CD-quality digital sound out directly into Symbian's audio modules. The results were stunning and the same MEMS chip has been used on the N8, as shown below. Audio is again stellar - I used the term CD-quality above, by which I mean that the difference between conventional smartphone captured audio and that on the N8 is analagous to the difference between going from cassette tape to CD - the jump is very noticeable and, once used for real projects, it's hard to go back and accept anything less." Copyright (©) All About Symbian 2000-2010 Also, take note of the industry leading Digital Zoom (Only on the Nokia N8) around the 1:30 mark.
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Samsung Galaxy Nexus Specs: 4.65 inch Super AMOLED HD Touch Display 4.76 ounces 1.2GHz dual-core processor Android 4.0 AKA Ice Cream Sandwich 5-megapixel with zero shutter lag. 1080p HD video capture 1GB Memory 16GB or 32GB on-board. No word on microSD storage. 1750mAH; unknown if removable Built in Wi-Fi/Bluetooth 3.0 LTE or Pentaband HSPA+ (depends on market) Officially will launch on Verizon. Possible launch date 11/5 Could possibly launch on Sprint as well
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Guide and Information -Nokia N9 64GB (Black, Cyan & Magenta) - www.amazon.com Product Description - The Nokia N9 is the first MeeGo-powered smartphone from the Finns, and we certainly hope it won't be the last because it's actually a rather decent piece of kit. The unibody polycarbonate chassis might feel a little plasticky to the touch, but it seamlessly integrates into the glass 3.9-inch OLED panel, which offers ClearBlack display technology to make the dark bits darker and the colours more vivid than ever before. Key features - Quad-band (850 / 900 / 1800 / 1900) GSM/GPRS/EDGE support - Penta-band 3G (850 / 900 / 1700 / 1900 / 2100) with 14.4 Mbps HSDPA and 5.7 Mbps HSUPA support - 3.9" 16M-color AMOLED capacitive touchscreen of 480 x 854 pixel resolution - Scratch resistant Gorilla glass display with anti-glare polarizer - 8 megapixel autofocus camera with dual LED flash, 720p@27fps video recording and fast f/2.2 lens - Meego v1.2 Harmattan OS - 1GHz Cortex A8 CPU, PowerVR SGX530 GPU, TI OMAP 3630 chipset, 1GB of RAM - Wi-Fi 802.11 b/g/n - Non-painted color polycarbonate unibody, curved screen - GPS receiver with A-GPS support and free lifetime voice-guided navigation - Digital compass - 16/64GB on-board storage - Active noise cancellation with a dedicated mic - Built-in accelerometer and proximity sensor - Standard 3.5 mm audio jack - microUSB port - Bluetooth v2.1 with A2DP and EDR - Nice audio reproduction quality - Impressively deep and coherent SNS integration <b>...</b>
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No commentary on this one folks, just some background music. This is a five minute video which just demonstrates the process of creating the image submitted in the contest. All drawn and Image Editing Software work. No external sources used and the contest image wasn't used when creating this image, the image is inspired by the drawing thread and the source. I took one look at the source image at the start and drew as much of it as I could remember upto a point and then began doing the canvas effect. The time difference between creating the Worm drawn by hand with a pen tab and the other elements which used more IES techniques is fairly noticable.
Características técnicas Nokia N9: Redes: WCDMA Pentaband 850, 900, 1900, 1700, 2100, cuádruple banda GSM / EDGE 850, 900, 1800, 1900 Velocidad: HSDPA Cat10: 14,4 Mbps, HSUPA: Cat6 5.76Mbps Pantalla: 3.9 "WVGA (854 × 480) con pantalla AMOLED de curvas de cristal Gorilla, sin capa de aire, anti-reflejo. OS: MeeGo 1.2 Harmattan Memoria: 1024 MB RAM, 16GB/64GB de almacenamiento Cámara: 8Mpix enfoque automático Carl Zeiss, lente gran angular, flash LED, captura de vídeo MPEG-4 SP 720p a 30 fps, 2 ª cámara para videollamadas Tamaño / Peso: 116,45 mm x 61,2 mm x 7,6 a 12,1 mm (L x W x T) / 76 cm3 / 135 g Conectividad: BT 2.1, GPS, A-GPS, WLAN 802.11abgn, NFC, de 3,5 mm conector AV, conector micro USB, USB de carga Procesador: ARM Cortex-A8 OMAP3630 1 Ghz, PowerVR SGX530 Audio: MP3, conector de audio: 3,5 mm, codecs soportados: MP3, AAC, AAC +, eAAC +, WMA, FLAC. Batería: 1450 mAh
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Love at first sight -- this is possibly the most beautiful phone ever made. It's not our first hardware love affair (we're looking at you, iPhone 4S), nor likely our last, but the N9 is in a class of its own in terms of design. You've never seen anything like it, and if you think it's attractive in pictures, wait until you see it in person -- it's completely and utterly irresistible. It manages to be elegant by virtue of its minimalism yet remains unmistakably Nokia. The impeccable proportions belie the handset's 12.1mm (0.48-inch) thickness thanks to tapered ends reminiscent of its more ornate predecessor, the N8. It all starts with a colored-through polycarbonate monolith, which is machined (not cast) to form the N9's unibody. The finish looks matte and feels similar to anodized aluminum, but is significantly more durable. Our review unit came in black but cyan and magenta versions are also available. The back is slightly convex and features an oval chrome-finished (and scratch-prone) pod that's flush with the body and houses the slightly recessed eight megapixel autofocus camera. A dual-LED flash is offset to the left of the lens. The front is almost all screen with no buttons, and just a tiny slit for the earpiece on top. Curved Gorilla glass flows into the bezel like liquid spilling onto a flat surface. The 3.9-inch FWVGA (854x480) ClearBlack AMOLED display is phenomenal, rivaling Samsung's Super AMOLED Plus -- text and graphics just appear to float on the panel <b>...</b>
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The Nokia C6-01 comes with reasonably price. It is well-built smartphone great all-round connectivity and a unique feature The Nokia C6-01 has got a tall task on its hands. Key features Quad-band GSM/GPRS/EDGE support Quad/Penta-band 3G with 10.2 Mbps HSDPA and 2 Mbps HSUPA support 3.2" 16M-color ClearBlack AMOLED capacitive touchscreen of 640 x 360 pixel resolution 8 mp fixed-focus camera with dual-LED flash geotagging, face detection, smart-zoom in videos video recording 720p video @ 25fps; Symbian OS 680 MHz ARM 11 CPU and 256 MB RAM Wi-Fi TV-out functionality (SD) GPS receiver with A-GPS support 340MB on-board storage, microSD expandable DivX and XviD video support Built-in accelerometer and proximity sensor Stereo FM with RDS
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The Samsung Galaxy S, newest Android powered smartphone Versus THE IPhone 4 - androidhd.blogspot.com part 1 of the full review : hardware - home - out - color - video - camcorder - camera..... part2 : internet - youtube - google earth - google maps - google navigation - gallery ... Samsung Hardware versions : All major wireless providers in the United States have released or announced a distinct variant of the Galaxy S on their network. * T-Mobile: The Samsung Vibrant has a similar feature set to the original Galaxy S, though it does not include a front-facing camera. * AT&T: The Samsung Captivate is similar to the original Galaxy S, though the form factor and case have been redesigned. * Sprint: The Samsung Epic 4G is a modified version of the Galaxy S to include 4G connectivity and a slide-out keyboard. * Verizon: The Samsung Fascinate is a modified version of the original Galaxy S. * US Cellular: An as yet unnamed Galaxy S variant is planned for this carrier. Manufacturer Samsung Electronics Type Candybar smartphone Release date June/July, 2010 Operating system Android 2.1 (Upgradable to 2.2) [1] with TouchWiz UI 3.0 CPU Samsung Hummingbird S5PC110, 1 GHz Storage capacity 8/16 GB (Flash Nand Memory) microSD (up to 32GB supported) Memory 512MB RAM, 2GB Flash Display 4.0" WVGA Super AMOLED (0.38 Megapixels) with mDNIe Graphics PowerVR SGX 540 Input 5-point[2] Multi-touch capacitive touchscreen display, 3-axis accelerometer, additional 3-axis gyroscope, digital compass <b>...</b>
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The Samsung Galaxy S, newest Android powered smartphone Versus The IPhone 4 - androidhd.blogspot.com part 2 of the full review : internet - youtube - google earth - google maps - google navigation - gallery ... part 1: hardware - home - out - color - video - camcorder - camera..... Samsung Hardware versions : All major wireless providers in the United States have released or announced a distinct variant of the Galaxy S on their network. * T-Mobile: The Samsung Vibrant has a similar feature set to the original Galaxy S, though it does not include a front-facing camera. * AT&T: The Samsung Captivate is similar to the original Galaxy S, though the form factor and case have been redesigned. * Sprint: The Samsung Epic 4G is a modified version of the Galaxy S to include 4G connectivity and a slide-out keyboard. * Verizon: The Samsung Fascinate is a modified version of the original Galaxy S. * US Cellular: An as yet unnamed Galaxy S variant is planned for this carrier. Manufacturer Samsung Electronics Type Candybar smartphone Release date June/July, 2010 Operating system Android 2.1 (Upgradable to 2.2) [1] with TouchWiz UI 3.0 CPU Samsung Hummingbird S5PC110, 1 GHz Storage capacity 8/16 GB (Flash Nand Memory) microSD (up to 32GB supported) Memory 512MB RAM, 2GB Flash Display 4.0" WVGA Super AMOLED (0.38 Megapixels) with mDNIe Graphics PowerVR SGX 540 Input 5-point[2] Multi-touch capacitive touchscreen display, 3-axis accelerometer, additional 3-axis gyroscope, digital compass <b>...</b>
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Each year, several dozen smartphones land on our collective desks. They come in different shapes and sizes, boast different features and sell at different price points. We take each of them for a spin and review most of them, but only a handful really stand out. This is especially true with Android handsets, where incremental updates appear to be the modus operandi. Every now and then a device comes along that we really look forward to getting our hands on. Google's line of Nexus smartphones falls into this category, setting the new standard for Android each year. There's absolutely no doubt that the Galaxy Nexus is a big phone. Sure, it's not Galaxy Note large, but it's a smidgen taller (and narrower) than the HTC Titan. As such it dwarfs its predecessor, the Nexus S. While this could be an issue for some folks, we didn't have any trouble fitting the handset in our pockets. Despite its size, the Galaxy Nexus manages to be quite thin (8.94mm / 0.35in) and light (135g / 4.76oz). As a result, it feels wonderful in hand. Design-wise, the Galaxy Nexus looks like what we imagine would happen if we stacked a Nexus S and a Galaxy S II and flattened them with a rolling pin. Last year's shiny black lacquer gives way to a satiny gunmetal gray finish that manages to be at once more refined and more understated. Build quality is typical Samsung -- the plastic construction is durable but looks and feels cheap for such a flagship device. In front, the Galaxy Nexus is almost identical <b>...</b>
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Each year, several dozen smartphones land on our collective desks. They come in different shapes and sizes, boast different features and sell at different price points. We take each of them for a spin and review most of them, but only a handful really stand out. This is especially true with Android handsets, where incremental updates appear to be the modus operandi. Every now and then a device comes along that we really look forward to getting our hands on. Google's line of Nexus smartphones falls into this category, setting the new standard for Android each year. There's absolutely no doubt that the Galaxy Nexus is a big phone. Sure, it's not Galaxy Note large, but it's a smidgen taller (and narrower) than the HTC Titan. As such it dwarfs its predecessor, the Nexus S. While this could be an issue for some folks, we didn't have any trouble fitting the handset in our pockets. Despite its size, the Galaxy Nexus manages to be quite thin (8.94mm / 0.35in) and light (135g / 4.76oz). As a result, it feels wonderful in hand. Design-wise, the Galaxy Nexus looks like what we imagine would happen if we stacked a Nexus S and a Galaxy S II and flattened them with a rolling pin. Last year's shiny black lacquer gives way to a satiny gunmetal gray finish that manages to be at once more refined and more understated. Build quality is typical Samsung -- the plastic construction is durable but looks and feels cheap for such a flagship device. In front, the Galaxy Nexus is almost identical <b>...</b>
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We have waited a very, very long time to see the MeeGo-powered Nokia N9, and now it's official. But was it really worth the wait?
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T-Mobile G2x Hands-On by Aaron It's the Optimus 2X, but with T-Mobile branding! Aaron takes a first look at the T-Mobile G2x, the carrier's first dual-core smartphone and one of the first to support T-Mobile's new 42Mbps HSPA+ technology. Inside, it offers a 1 GHz NVIDIA Tegra 2 dual-core processor, 4-inch display, 8-megapixel rear camera, a camera on the front for video calling, and Android 2.2. It comes preloaded with quite a few games and the usual T-Mobile applications like My Device, Help, and Wi-Fi Calling. It's a powerhouse of a phone, and will be a solid competitor to other dual-core devices like the Motorola DROID Bionic and Atrix 4G. Aaron gets up close and personal in this hands-on video. Facebook: www.facebook.com Twitter: www.twitter.com Forums: forums.phonedog.com Win Free Phones: instantwin.phonedog.com
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