Android-based Philips V900 presented by China Mobile

Although it’s not a Xenium phone, the Philips V900 is an interesting device, first of all because it’s the first Philips to be based on Android – more exactly, on China Mobile’s OMS (Open Mobile System).

The V900 was recently unveiled by the largest Chinese mobile carrier, and it should be available for purchase pretty soon – although we don’t know when, and neither for what price.

Thanks to 163.com, we have several live photos of the Philips V900:

Philips V900

Philips V900 4

Philips V900 2

Philips V900 3

The smartphone’s features include WAPI (Chinese version of Wi-Fi), a 3.2MP camera, 3.5mm headset jack, and a 1450 mAh battery.

Via Cloned in China

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Posted on 18 Aug 09 - Filed in Android, Philips - Comments - Written by ilinca

  • HereAndNow
    China seems to be getting more Android-based smartphones, than the rest of the world. Dell is apparently launching one there also.

    The US & European markets are almost being treated like 2nd class citizens these days.
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