Huawei U823X Android Phone Video

by Chris Moor
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Yesterday, Huawei unveiled their first Android powered handset at the ComunicAsia event in Singapore, dubbed the Huawei U823X.

The Huawei U823X will feature a 3.5-inch touchscreen display, a longer life 1,500mAh cell battery, and Wi-Fi/HSDPA/Bluetooth connectivity.

According to the phone’s spec sheet the handset will also arrive bundled with the “Chrome Lite” browser, but that hasn’t yet been confirmed.

Here’s a hands-on video shot by the guys at CNET, but sadly the handset on display was only a demo unit and not a working prototype.

The Huawei U823X is expected to launch in the second half of this year, and will be sold only through operators. It is not known in which markets the handset will be made available.

[via asia.cnet.com]

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