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Huawei G600 is positioned as mid-range handset with higher premium value, The Huawei’s new smartphone is equiped with with the qHD screen, a dual-core 1.2GHz processor and Android 4.0.4.
Design
Huawei G600 isn’t the thinnest Android handset in town at 10.5mm thick. It’s also a rather big device, albeit nowhere near high-end handsets in the market, such as the Samsung Galaxy Note II. If you love bright splashes of colors on the casing, you will be disappointed
On paper, the HTC One X looks like a winner with its respectable specs in the entry-level category.
Design
HTC is known for its unique design sense and the Desire X seems to have some easily recognizable parts. For example, it seems to share the same unibody chassis used by the HTC One family. The power button is placed on the top, next to the 3.5mm headphone jack. The Beats Audio speakers are placed on the
HTC Desire V is a lower mid-range smartphone and another challenger in the dual-SIM arena.
Design
With its aluminum constructions and slim body, the Desire V seems to have the usual HTC design cue. We can easily see that all HTC smartphone look the same, except for the One family that is one step above the rest. The power button and 3.5mm headphone jack is found on the top, while the volume rocker is placed at
BlackBerry Curve 9320 is an entry level device, which are popular in emerging markets. RIM lacks anything particularly interesting in the top-end segment, but its Curve family has been successful in many emerging markets.
Display
The Curve 9320 is equipped with a 2.44” (320 x 240) TFT display. It’s decent for a low-end handset, but certainly not impressive due to its small display size and resolution. The display is not protected by scratch resistant layer, you should
The Canadian phone maker has been in the limelight with its struggle in regaining the lost market share. RIM lacks anything particularly interesting in the top-end segment, but its Curve family has been successful in many emerging markets.
Design
The Curve 9220 comes with a 3–row QWERTY keyboard, while an additional row contains some useful shortcuts. The smartphone feels generally solid when used, although it reeks of plastic. Dedicated camera and video keys are found on
LG Motion 4G is a phone that offer tremendous value. But like many entry-level smartphones, the LG Motion 4G has its quirks.
Design
Like any smartphone, the LG Motion 4G is dominated by its screen. The 3.5” display looks a bit dim and it is not terribly impressive either.
Call quality
The phone offers rock solid reception quality and voice calls should be clear and loud enough. With the built-in noise cancellation feature, your voice can
Despite being a global electronics company, Sony is not an all-conquering giant in the mobile industry. Sony needs to adapt in this highly competitive industry and with the Xperia T, the Japanese company seeks to build on its previous experience with the Xperia S.
Display
The Sony Xperia T comes with a 4.55” 720p display, which yields an impressive pixel count of 323ppi. The BRAVIA Engine technology ensures enhanced graphics quality and the scratch-resistant glass in designed
This phone is clearly LG’s attempt to deliver an affordable Android handset with style. In fact, the phone is capable of beating Huawei Ascend G300 and Samsung Galaxy Ace with its look alone.
Design
This could be one of the prettiest entry-level Android smartphones out there. Sure, it has a huge LG logo and is made from plastic, but the South Korean company has made a great step toward delivering a premium style in low-end category. The
For starters, the Sony Xperia J is a mid-range smartphone with very stylish chassis and it could be one of the slickest devices in the price range.
Design
The Sony Xperia J could be one of the most-refined looking devices in the category. It looks like a true successor to the previous Sony Xperia Arc S. The phone feels suitably rich despite being lightweight and the soft touch is generally comfortable. Volume rockers and power buttons are
With one of its newest handset, Galaxy Victory 4G LTE, Samsung wants to have bigger share in the market. While its specs are considered decent for today’s standard, the whole design is certainly solid and would easily satisfy those looking for an affordable Android solution.
Design
The Samsung Galaxy Victory 4G LTE is on the thicker side and this isn’t the slimmest handset out there. Although the weight isn’t really cumbersome, the Victory feels to be
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