China’s Huawei has unveiled 4 (or that’s 5) phones in Barcelona, all of them apparently running Android OS. It’s a big step for the company, which aggressively pursues the mobile phone market in Europe and elsewhere. Without further ado, here what they’ve announced:
Huawei U8800
- HSPA+ support providing download speeds of up to 14Mbps
- Android 2.1
- 3.8-inch wide screen (WVGA?)
- Available in Q3 2010
Huawei U8300
- Aimed at the youth market, it incorporates popular social networking tools such as Facebook and Twitter
- QWERTY keyboard
- Available in three bright colors: green, yellow and purple.
Huawei vU8100/U8110 (two phones)
- Entry-level smartphones
- 2.8-inch WQVGA touchscreen
- 3.2-megapixel camera + front-facing VGA camera
- WiFi, Bluetooth
- Available in Q2 in Europe
Huawei SmaKit S7
- Tablet with 7-inch WVGA touchscreen
- Access to social networks and app stores
- Ability to connect the device to home gateway and/or TV
And that’s about all we have at the moment. Now we need to get some hands-on photos and possibly a video. Stay tuned…