Here’s yet another new Android phone, spotted by UnwiredView – the Hisense HS-E90. Hisense recently recently won “China’s Most Respected Enterprise” Award for the third time – that’s your guarantee of quality!
That’s a mid-range 3.5″ touchscreen, and it’s black. It does GPS and wi-fi. It has volume controls on the side and a mini-USB socket. It’s pretty much the embodiment of the current generic Android phone spec.
And there’s a 5megapixal camera around the back. Good to have you onboard, Hisense. Sorry we can’t be any more excited about your by-the-numbers Android piece.
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