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>lots of processing power >expandable storage >dual SIM cards >replaceable battery I wish we could get a phone like that in the first world... Shame the On
by blueskin_ 12y ago
>lots of processing power
>expandable storage
>dual SIM cards
>replaceable battery
I wish we could get a phone like that in the first world...
Shame the One's specs are actually very weak...[1]
[1]http://www.ibtimes.co.uk/android-one-smartphones-launched-price-specs-where-buy-much-more-1465482 http://www.ibtimes.co.uk/android-one-smartphones-launched-pr... - TBFH google should be hit for false advertising calling that CPU/memory combo 'lots of processing power'. Lots in 2003, maybe.
- keerthiko 12y agoActual specs littered across the phone's store page on flipkart for one of the models: the Dream Uno [0]. Summary: 4.5" screen: 854x480 FWVGA 67mm x 132mm x 9.15mm GSM 850, 900, 1800, 1900 1.3Ghz Quad core 1GB RAM + 4GB ROM 2.27GB built-in usable storage, expandable to 32GB via SD [this storefront provides a free 8GB SD card] 2G/3G [notably seems to lack 4G?] 10/17hrs battery on 3G/2G IMO, the lack of 4G option makes this a questionable choice. Dual SIM support temptingly makes up for it though, especially as I'm being a digital nomad. [0] http://www.flipkart.com/spice-android-one-dream-uno-mi-498/p/itmdzuakgnatgyzs?pid=MOBDZUAKXJTCZAAV&srno=b_1&ref=de95e6fc-ea52-4848-ba6f-9d153134268f&otracker=ts_androidone_main_image_AppWorld http://www.flipkart.com/spice-android-one-dream-uno-mi-498/p...
- RobAley 12y agoTry the Firfox Flame. Comes with better OS as well...
- matt_heimer 12y ago> I wish we could get a phone like that in the first world... I just picked up a LG Optimus L90-D415 (refurb) direct from Tmobile for $80. The non-refurb is $100. 4.7 qHD (960 x 540) IPS Display 2,460 mAh battery 1.2Ghz Quad Core CPU - Snapdragon 400 Cortex A7 Adreno 305 GPU 1GB RAM 8GB storage (with microSD slot) KitKat (4.4.2) 5 megapixel rear camera, 0.3 megapixel front I added a 32GB sd card, I wish you could default apps to installing to sd instead of having to move them (and a couple apps don't move). Really the only bad things are: a) no soft buttons, and the hard buttons aren't lit. b) no ambient light sensor. by default there is a setting to adjust brightness as specific times (which sucks). But a $3 app (Lux) corrects the problem by using the front camera when you unlock the phone.
- blueskin_ 12y ago>no soft buttons, and the hard buttons aren't lit Sounds like a massive plus to me. I hate onscreen buttons; a phone that has them has about the same negative added from that as it has from not having an SD card. Sometimes I play games, or use a terminal, and don't want to have my hand accidentally brush a button to close it. The display is a bit small (Samsung Galaxy size is perfect; anything below is too small and above gets unwieldy) and the cpu/memory a bit weak, but I guess it's good to know in case Samsung ever stop making good phones.