Sentences with phrase «version of the handset costs»

The unlocked version of the handset costs $ 649 and will be available to buy from HTC's website.

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The Sony Ericsson W8 Walkman appears to be a rebranded budget Xperia X8 handset from late last year, which in itself was a successor to the low cost X10 mini — a cut down version of their large screen flagship X10 handset.

The special version of the Samsung bestselling Android handset arrives exclusively with Phones4U, with a cost attached of # 49.95 on selected networks with a # 45.96 a month contract attached.

This is a 4G LTE capable handset and it will be available starting 6th of December for 2499 Yuan ($ 408) for a 16 GB version, 32 GB model will cost 2699 Yuan ($ 441) and the 64 GB will set you back 3099 Yuan ($ 506).

For those who living in the country can buy the 4G LTE version of Motorola «s best - selling Moto G handset for cost $ 219.

A few hours ago, T - Mobile has officially announced that its exclusive version of the HTC Wildfire S is set to launch through the carrier's air waves on August 3rd, and this mid-range spec'd handset will cost you just $ 79.99 after $ 50 mail - in - rebate, while the takers have to subscribe for a 2 - year contract with the carrier, and qualifying «Classic» voice and data plan.

The mighty cost attached of the white iPhone 4 hasn't been explained, other than Apple has never officially produced a version of their handset within that colour and the mobile phone might have to be custom made.

The phone maker is offering two versions of the handset, one with a 5.5 - inch display with 1920 x 1080 pixel resolution and a lower - cost one with a 5 - inch screen with 1280 x 720 res (although this model isn't selling in the US).

The idea of getting a device running the latest version of Android with a decent display and processor and 1 GB RAM for as little as Rs 6,999 was music to the ears of all those (and there had been many) who had been insisting that getting a decent performing handset cost way too much.

The idea was to partner with third - party manufacturers to bring low - cost handsets with the latest version of the mobile OS to the market, along with guaranteed on - time Android updates — something most smartphone makers can't promise because their custom software layers and feature support take more time to revise.

Spain and Portugal are the first to get on board the company's program to bring low - cost handsets running the latest version of Android to customers.

This is a 4G LTE capable handset and it will be available starting 6th of December for 2499 Yuan ($ 408) for a 16 GB version, 32 GB model will cost 2699 Yuan ($ 441) and the 64 GB will set you back 3099 Yuan ($ 506).

Instead of lowering the price of the handset even further — the 16 GB model costs $ 299, while the 64 GB version is priced at $ 349 — OnePlus has done something entirely different, and that's to let buyers actually order the phone without requiring an invite.

The handset will launch at a cost of $ 599 before any applicable subsidies for the 3 GB RAM and 32 GB ROM variant while the 4 GB RAM version (which has 64 GB storage) will cost you $ 699 before taxes and subsidies.

This version of the handset will have a dual - SIM configuration and will cost around $ 550 like the Black Edition, according to Digital Trends.

The unlocked version of the handset will cost $ 999 in the United States, with the 256 GB variant coming in at $ 1,149 The handset will be available in Silver and Space Gray colors.

It's certainly true that handsets using custom interfaces, like Samsung's Touchwiz, take a lot of time, effort, and cost to update once a new version of Android comes out, so it's certainly a lot easier to let Google do all the hard work for you.