Orange’s Help & Support site has started dishing out advice on how to use the Orange San Francisco II, despite the phone not yet having been put on sale – or even announced. The site says the Orange San Francisco II runs Android 2.3, with a 5megapixel camera and 800×480 display.
Inside sits an 800MHz ARM11 processor plus 512MB of RAM. Technically speaking, it’s more of a slight tweak than a major jump…
…but then again, the first San Francisco was so far ahead of the competition back in its day, this is still going to be a decent phone. If it’s sold for a competitive price.
Link via SoMobile.
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