If you’re popping over to Spain to get a suntan and do some serious binge drinking and vomiting in the near future, you’ll be able to come home with an interesting Android phone in your hand luggage – the Orange Boston.
A Spain-based reader has been taunting us in the comments section with tales of his new Android-powered Boston of late, which has apparently been on sale via Orange Spain for several weeks now, in a rather rough-looking black variant.
And here it is, direct from Orange Spain and explaining the tariffs, for anyone capable of doing a bit of Spanish:
We’re not going to attempt a translation. It never turns out well. Read more over on Orange Spain’s site, if you’re interested in the European “entry level” Android scene.
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