Hisense HS-E90 is the company’s first Android phone
By Ilinca Nita on 14 Jan 10Hisense is yet another electronics manufacturer that jumped on the Android bandwagon, as it recently announced the HS-E90 – its very first Android phone.
The Hisense HS-E90 features CDMA / EVDO Rev.A connectivity, a 3.5 inch HVGA touchscreen display, music and video players, Bluetooth, FM radio, 5MP autofocus camera, MicroSD card support, and a 1500 mAh battery that should last up to 4 hours in talk-time mode, or up to 180 hours in stand-by.
The handset’s official renderings are funny, because they show the logo of China Telecom, and an UI that has nothing to do with Android, looking like a TouchWiz interface from an AT&T Samsung featurephone:
Hisense says that the HS-E90 will be available this month – probably in China first, although the Middle East, Europe and the Americas are also mentioned as possible markets. No word yet on the phone’s price.
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