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More shots of Lenovo's Android-powered OPhone: 'love on the rocks, with no ice'
Engadget —
... What goes down easy with a gorgeous cellphone that'll probably never leave China's borders? Stately rocks, of course. The Android-powered "OPhone" is quite the sight to behold, and while the Lenovo logo may not look quite right to American eyes, we're sure you ...
More shots of Lenovo's Android-powered OPhone: 'love on the rocks, with no ice'
Engadget Mobile —
... What goes down easy with a gorgeous cellphone that'll probably never leave China's borders? Stately rocks, of course. The Android-powered "OPhone" is quite the sight to behold, and while the Lenovo logo may not look quite right to American eyes, we're sure you ...
More live photos of the Lenovo OPhone Android smartphone
Android Authority —
The guys over at ModMyGphone.com have scored a number of new pics of the Lenovo OPhone Android powered smartphone that is headed to the Chinese market. Some new details about the device have surfaced, as well. For starters, we can plainly see that it has a 5 megapixel autofocus camera. It also sports a microSD memory card slot and supposedly features an on-screen virtual keyboard for both Chinese and English text input - which means it’s not out of the question for people outside of China to get one to work properly. In any case, what you really want are the pics. ...
Check Out a Few Extra Pics of Lenovo's Android OPhone [Android]
Gizmodo —
ModMyGphone has some great shots of the China-only, Lenovo OPhone—which runs the Android OS. Originally surfacing last week, a few more details have also popped up, revealing that it has a 5 MP camera, microSD support, English/Chinese virtual keyboard, Bluetooth and video recording capability. And after seeing these pics, all I can think is how cruel it is for Lenovo to deprive North America of the OPhone. [ModMyGphone]
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Gadget Leak: Lenovo Android Phone & Some Specs
GadgetReview —
When you mention ‘Lenovo’ it conjures up images of laptops, not cell phones. Not until now, that is. Lenovo is set to enter the smartphone market (in China) with an all touchscreen handset running Google’s Android OS. All we know right now is that it sports a 5 megapixel camera, microSD slot, virtual keyboard and Bluetooth 2.0.
[Modmygphone]
Android-powered Lenovo Ophone pictured in the wild
Unwired View —
... itself. But how well it really works still remains a mystery. We’ll find out for sure once either Lenovo or China Mobile spill out official details regarding it.
Of course, it’s also possible that an insider would find a way to get his hands on this handset, and test it out for us in advance. But until that happens, we’ll just have to settle on these live photos for now.
ModMyGPhone via Gizmodo
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More live shots of Lenovo OPhone
PalmAddicts —
... So we're entering the second phase, which is more leaked live photo shots of Lenovo OPhone. Head on to the source: ModMyGphone for the pictures of the OPhone on rocks, no really, it is actually shot laying on rocks. ...
Lenovo Android OPhone gets pictured and with specs
Phones Review —
... with some nice clean images of the Lenovo OPhone we gain a tad more insight into its specifications as well and now know that the OPHone will sport a 5 megapixel camera with auto-focus and flash, English and Chinese input via virtual keyboard, Bluetooth, video recorder, and of course a microSD slot.
Unfortunately though the Lenovo OPhone will probably never see the outside of China, which is a shame. Anyway for those juicy images hit up the source below.
Source – modmygphone
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Lenovo's Android-based Ophone pictures and details
Obsessable News Feed —
... Conversations: Lenovo OPhone: More pics and details - Android Forums | G-Phone Forums | ModMyGphone [modmygphone.com] ...
Fotos en vivo de Ophone, el Android de Lenovo
Celularis —
... Trascendieron más fotos en vivo del Ophone -en Mosmygphone- que además de un diseño muy interesante estaría contando con cámara de 5 mpx con autofoco y flash, grabación de video, ranura para microSD, teclado virtual en chino e ingles y bluetooth 2.0. ...
Lenovo's Android-powered OPhone to hit China Mobile this quarter
Engadget —
... carrier will reportedly launch the 3G handset sometime this quarter, though some reports are suggesting that development is being hampered as engineers struggle with creating a Chinese language version of the OS. Once launched, it will go down as the first Android-powered handset to operate on China's home-cooked TD-SCDMA 3G network, but there's no word on just how costly it'll be. Not like cost is really a concern here, right? [Via mocoNews, image courtesy of modmyGphone] Filed under: Cellphones Lenovo's Android-powered OPhone to hit ...
Lenovo's Android-powered OPhone to hit China Mobile this quarter
Engadget Mobile —
... carrier will reportedly launch the 3G handset sometime this quarter, though some reports are suggesting that development is being hampered as engineers struggle with creating a Chinese language version of the OS. Once launched, it will go down as the first Android-powered handset to operate on China's home-cooked TD-SCDMA 3G network, but there's no word on just how costly it'll be. Not like cost is really a concern here, right? [Via mocoNews, image courtesy of modmyGphone] Lenovo's Android-powered OPhone to hit China Mobile this quarter originally ...
iPhones, Personal Computers and Netbooks Oh My
MacEdition —
... - In the pocket. Apple’s iPhone changed everything – Blackberry and WinMo are flailing madly, and failing badly, in the face of the New School. Even so, assuming that Apple had a mortal lock forever was a mistake. Google’s Android is generating warm-fuzzy love despite being saddled with a crappy phone… and better, much better, hardware is on the way. And now ...
China Mobile planning to subvert Unicom's iPhone launch with the OPhone?
Engadget —
... with word on the street that China Unicom has snagged the iPhone in that provider's home turf, a report from DigiTimes is suggesting that China Mobile might be trying to undermine the competition's supposed June iPhone launch by dropping the OPhone a month earlier. That sounds sensible enough, but are people there so eager for iPhone they'd jump on the imitation rather than wait another month for the real thing? We'll find out soon enough. [Image courtesy of modmyGphone] Filed under: Cellphones China Mobile planning to subvert Unicom's ...
China Mobile planning to subvert Unicom's iPhone launch with the OPhone?
Engadget Mobile —
... with word on the street that China Unicom has snagged the iPhone in that provider's home turf, a report from DigiTimes is suggesting that China Mobile might be trying to undermine the competition's supposed June iPhone launch by dropping the OPhone a month earlier. That sounds sensible enough, but are people there so eager for iPhone they'd jump on the imitation rather than wait another month for the real thing? We'll find out soon enough. [Image courtesy of modmyGphone] China Mobile planning to subvert Unicom's iPhone launch with the OPhone? ...
