Huawei
has introduced a new Android 2.3.5 Gingerbread phone – the Huawei
Honor. Featuring a 4-inch FWVGA (480x854 pixel) 16M colour capacitive
touchscreen, the not too diminutive phone runs on a 1.4GHz single-core
processor and 512MB of RAM, and packs a whopping 1,900 mAh battery that
should give it a rather healthy life between recharges.
The Huawei Honor features an 8MP
autofocus camera that is supposedly capable of HDR photography, though
just how well that would work without a tripod remains to be seen. It
also has a 2MP front-facing camera. It comes with 4GB of storage space
built-in, which is expandable up to 32GB via microSD.
Other features include stereo FM radio
with RDS, a document viewer, photo editor, a gyroscope for gaming, a
digital compass, GPS with A-GPS, a proximity sensor, Bluetooth v2.1 with
A2DP and EDR, Wi-Fi 802.11 b/g/n with DLNA and Wi-Fi hotspot
functionality. The Huawei Honor weighs in at 140 grams, is 10.9mm thick.
Huawei has not announced a price for the
device, but it is expected to give tough competition to mid-range
Android devices when it launches sometime in Q4 2011, in Asia Pacific,
China, Russia and the Middle East.
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