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Specifications:
- Chipset: MT6582 (Quad-core 1.3GHz processor)
- Frequency: WCDMA 850/2,100 (or 850/1,900/2,100) and GSM850/900/1,800/1,900MHz
- Main display:
  - Type: QHD IPS LCD
  - Resolution: 960 x 540 pixels
  - Size: 5.0 inches
- Memory capacities:
  - Internal: 1 + 8GB
  - External: micro SD card (T-flash card) and maximum 64GB
- I/O ports:
  - Supports dual-SIM/standby (SIM 1 WCDMA or GSM, SIM 2 GSM)
  - Java: supported
  - GPS: satellite navigation GPS chip built-in and supports A-GPS
  - FM radio: supported
  - Bluetooth: BT4.0 (A2DP+EDR)
  - Motion sensor: supported
  - Speaker: AAC 1115
  - Network: WCDMA 3.75G (HSDPA+ 42.2Mbps, HSUPA+ 11.5Mbps)
  - Supports Wi-Fi AP
  - EDGE: supported
  - GPRS: supported
  - WAP: supported
  - Modem: supports hot-use
- Cameras:
  - Main: 8.0MP AF with flash LED (SW 13.0MP)
  - Sub: 2.0MP (SW 5.0MP)
- Battery capacity: 1,800mAh
- Charger: USB micro 5 pins
- Connector: USB micro 5 pins
- Earphones: 3.5mm
- Download speed: 7.2Mbps
- Upload: 5.76Mbps
- Colors: Black, white, blue and rose red
- Languages: English, Spanish, Portuguese (Brazil), Portuguese (Portugal), Italian, German, Dutch, French, Polish, Romanian, Turkish, Russian, Arabic, Indonesian, Malay, Thai, Vietnamese, Hindi, Hebrew and simplified/traditional Chinese
- Certification: CE/RoHS/FCC
- Dimensions: 156*76.8*6.9mm
- Weight: 145g
Accessories:
- 1 x battery 1,800mAh
- 1 x USB cable
- 1 x earphones
- 1 x charger
- 1 x user's manual
- 1 x gift box

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Q:I want to get a new mobile phone so i was just wondering which mobile phone should i get and which one is the best one at the moment?: Well, it depends on the wireless carrier you have, and what you do with your phone. If you love taking pictures all the time, get one with a really good camera like that new LG Viewty or whatever it's called. If you like texting, get one with a full QWERTY keyboard, and if you're a businessperson or browse the web a lot, look into a smartphone.

Q:950 million phones sold last year and the total worldwide mobile subscriber base grew from 2.1 billion to 2.7 billion. Phones are replaced every 18 months.How many people have more then one mobile phone? what do they do with old theyone?: I used to have two when I needed one for personal and one for work. Now I just have one because I don't do that job any more. However I have had my phone replaced last year after it was stolen, does that count as two then?

Q:Can anybody tell me if any of these T-Mobile phones can go on the internet for free through a wi fi connection using a wireless router?Nokia 5310Nokia 5610Nokia 6301Blackberry Pearl 8100Blackberry Pearl 8120Motorola ROKR E8If anyone has tried any of these phones, do any of them have slow internet if they even have it, or do you get a pretty fast, decent connection, or does it just depend on how fast your internet and router is? I've checked the T-Mobile website and tons of other sites and still can't figure it out. If a phone has Hotspot @ home service, then does that guarantee that it can also go on the internet through a wi fi connection using a wireless router for free?: Are these all T-mobile branded phones? If so, going to the Tmobile website should yield you results for each phone. It will specifically say WiFi capable if the phone has such capabilities. Off the top of my head, the Blackberry Pearl 8120 is the only one I know that has WiFi enabled. The 8100 regular does not. Again, you would have to look at each phone specifically and see if it's capable. If these are phones 1year old or more, then chances are they are not. If they're not Tmobile specific phones, you would have to go to the provider's website and look it up. Even if they're not Tmobile phones, you can use WiFi. I have the Blackberry Curve and the internet isn't as FAST as the iPhone but it's still pretty fast. I don't have much waiting times, especially using WiFi. If you subscribe to the Hotspot thingy, you can use the WiFi pretty much in any Tmobile hotspot and the best part is if you make phone calls in those wifi areas, it's FREE. Yup. Doesn't count off your regular minutes plan. And yes it's a guarantee that you'll get wifi if you're subscribed, unless your router dies or something.

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