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trustedreviews.com - 11/20/2008

Second Android Handset Unveiled - Networking News

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While the T-Mobile G1 has provoked huge discussion (not least in my Android verses Mobile OS X feature) isn't it about time we had another handset to try Google's funky new software on? Well, now we do but sadly it's not really what the doctor (nurse / patients / friends of patients / pets) ...

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The Sciphone Android Dream G2: Welcome Vision or Nightmare?
GadgetReview — ... of mobile phone standards), no GPS and only a mere 50 MB of internal memory. The bizarre options include a 4MP camera (wha?) and no physical keypad of any sort. This Android-powered handset from China is expected to be available on the 28th of this month. Not exactly a dream come true at any price, noc one knows how much that will be. It can only be hoped that the Dream G2 does not turn out to be a nightmare. Good night. [Trusted Reviews] ...

Sciphone Dream G2 Google Android Phone
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Eis o terceiro (segundo?) smartphone com o Google Android: Dream G2, da Sciphone
MacMagazine — Não poderia haver exemplo melhor para demonstrar a diferença que será o mundo de aparelhos com o sistema operacional móvel Android, do Google, para o ecossistema iPhone: há alguns dias anunciamos o Kogan Agora como o segundo aparelho com o SO, porém mal sabíamos que o segundo (terceiro?) já havia sido anunciado lá na China, o Dream G2, da Sciphone. Bastante estranho — me soa uma cópia descarada (inclusive do nome) do próprio T-Mobile G1, da HTC —, o aparelho não oferece nem teclado virtual e nem muito menos um keypad QWERTY ...