T-Mobile boasts budget smartphone for less than £100
Viva la city
T-Mobile officially unveiled a fresh self-branded blower this morning, putting Android smartphones in pockets for under £100.
The T-Mobile Vivacity rocks up with Android 2.3 Gingerbread, a 3.5in capacitive display, Wi-Fi, Bluetooth, a 5Mp camera and an iPhone-esque - silver band around the sides, I ask you - design.
There's a mere 512MB of built-in storage, although the Vivacity supports Micro SD cards of up to 32GB capacity too.
Battery life is on the low side, though, with a rated talk time of four hours, but for that price it's hard to complain too much.
The T-Mobile Vivacity is available now, free on £10 per month contracts or £99 on Pay As You Go. ®
COMMENTS
hmmm
wonder if it''s just me who thinks the iPhone 4 is a very dull and boring design?
And yes, I think this cheapo copy is dull and boring too.
> Say what you liek about apple..
I would, but I can't think of anything.
Rounded corners?
It'll never be allowed to hit the shelves!
Or...
I bought my girlfriend an Orange Monte Carlo... Orange had it for £130 including £10 credit. They were also giving away a £25 pre-paid debit card with it and I got £20 off through Quidco.
Total cost for a 4.3" Android phone: £75
no, it wasn't
"Android was going to be a blackberry knock off until the iphone turned up!"
No, it wasn't. That's simply a myth. http://www.osnews.com/story/25264/Did_Android_Really_Look_Like_BlackBerry_Before_the_iPhone_
