
The phone itself is built to mil-spec 810F standards, so it's going to handle most extreme conditions pretty well. So let's list off the specs we've heard so far: it will launch with Android 2.3 -- shocker, we know -- as well as a 3.7-inch WVGA Super AMOLED panel, 4GB of internal storage, 1,650mAh battery and a 1.3MP front-facing shooter for video chat along with a 5MP rear facing autofocus camera with LED flash and 720p video capture.
This sounds really cool, love the new easier to comment interface too buddy, was definitely the right move in my opinion.
ReplyDeleteLooks pretty cool!
ReplyDeleteThe waterproof feature is nice. I tend to need a rugged, on-the-go phone. Plus being able to drop your phone into a glass of water is a great party trick
ReplyDeleteI so need a waterproof phone
ReplyDeleteI hope it gets updated to android 4.0
ReplyDeleteThis looks fantastic! But, what do I know? I bought a Beta VCR.
ReplyDeleteBuy
ReplyDeleteA waterproof phone sounds great! You never know when your phone might end up in a pool or something!
ReplyDeleteFor $100, it actually looks pretty good.
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