General Mobile’s DSTL1 Android Smartphone At Computex 2009

by Chris Moor
tagged General Mobile DSTL1

General Mobile’s DSTL1 Android smartphone has been spotted at the Computex 2009 show. The working prototype features a 3-inch touchscreen display, 5 mega-pixel camera (with auto-focus and flash) and 4GB of internal storage. General Mobile have previously planned on a Q3 2009 launch, but have yet to make any official announcement. It is also not [...]

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Jan

2009

General Mobile Revealed Android Powered DSTL1 Handset

by Chris Moor
tagged General Mobile DSTL1

Handset manufacturer General Mobile are gearing up to present their new Android powered handset at the Mobile World Congress 2009 in February. The DSTL1 is a dual-sim Android phone that features a large touchscreen display, a 5 megapixel camera and 4GB internal storage memory. The DTSL1 is expected to hit the market in Q3 this [...]

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