Star Fire - Android 2.2 Smartphone with 3.6 Inch Touchscreen (Dual SIM, TV, WiFi)
Features
*Dedicated Shortcuts and Browser: The phone and browser apps now have dedicated shortcuts that flank the app launcher. Now you can access them from any of the Home screens (and free up space for other oft-used apps).
*Using your phone for work purposes: Users who want to use their Android phones for work will now face much less frustration due to the Android 2.2?s Exchange support. Auto-discovery also makes it easy to set up and sync an Exchange email account, and the Calendar app now supports Exchange as well. Plus improved security features for users and admins.
*Camera controls: Buttons for zoom, flash, white balance, geo-tagging, focus and exposure are right on-screen (but transparent).
*Share Contacts and Apps: Users will now be able to share contacts with other phones over Bluetooth.
*Storage: Phone Memory or TF For those so addicted to apps that internal storage just isn't enough, Android developer APIs now allow apps to give users the choice of where to in: stall them: phone memory or an SD card.
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*Dedicated Shortcuts and Browser: The phone and browser apps now have dedicated shortcuts that flank the app launcher. Now you can access them from any of the Home screens (and free up space for other oft-used apps).
*Using your phone for work purposes: Users who want to use their Android phones for work will now face much less frustration due to the Android 2.2?s Exchange support. Auto-discovery also makes it easy to set up and sync an Exchange email account, and the Calendar app now supports Exchange as well. Plus improved security features for users and admins.
*Camera controls: Buttons for zoom, flash, white balance, geo-tagging, focus and exposure are right on-screen (but transparent).
*Share Contacts and Apps: Users will now be able to share contacts with other phones over Bluetooth.
*Storage: Phone Memory or TF For those so addicted to apps that internal storage just isn't enough, Android developer APIs now allow apps to give users the choice of where to in: stall them: phone memory or an SD card.
List Price?:
Special Offer: check this out!
