Huawei Ascend G330 leaks, said to come with ICS on board
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- Amar Iqbal
- t}6
- 13 Jul 2012
Whats the price of that moile in india..
is features are amazing....
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- AnonD-54125
- jxX
- 12 Jul 2012
andromaniax, 11 Jul 2012Problem with Huawei and all those Chinese vendors is they w... moreYou just admitted to be one of those people that made crapple a hit even if you dont own a crapple phone. Why pay more for less just because its popular? I own am overpriced alienware not because of hype or bragging rights but because its the best. I vetted asus battalion and sager before I made my choice. I chose the dell because it was more customizable. If I wanted something popular I would've bought a macbook pro. Both cost the same. I dont mean to offend but there is always better for less. Options are great for consumers.
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- Yani
- 3pw
- 12 Jul 2012
I know I'm in minority here, but I really want for Huawei to come and visit our little land called Slovenia.
G300 is available across the Europe except in the middle (that's where our country lies).
Me want el cheapo with nice specs Huawei products too!
Why all rich countries get it?!
Same was with iPhone, Zimbawe in the middle of Africa got iPhones before us! :/
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- AnonD-62703
- UF8
- 12 Jul 2012
This caught me out too everyone! Its a dual core 1ghz not single core unlike the g300 so you guys are right in a way it is similar but its dual core and ICS out of the box ;D
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- AnonD-62699
- n3w
- 12 Jul 2012
I don't see any difference with current Ascend G300, specially when Jelly Bean update for G300 was announced some days ago.
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- Anonymous
- 5Ma
- 12 Jul 2012
andromaniax, 11 Jul 2012Problem with Huawei and all those Chinese vendors is they w... moreYou'd go for a phone just because it's more mainstream? Uh, I'll take the better performing and specced phone with no crappy overlay any day!
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- senol
- IVL
- 12 Jul 2012
yup, they really need to boost up their marketing campaign. the most significant product from Huawei here in malaysia is their USB wireless modem (not that much of user care about that anyway as long they can get online)
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- Anonymous
- U2C
- 12 Jul 2012
never had huawei products but I agree that they are not good at marketing and advertising. I am down in Australia and we have no advertising about huawei at all even though we have their phones in the market. they need to spend money on marketing cuz we do have quite a lot mid rang customers here.
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- it is me
- LHf
- 12 Jul 2012
So, G330 is G300 + ICS :-/
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- Technology lover
- fwV
- 12 Jul 2012
andromaniax, 11 Jul 2012Problem with Huawei and all those Chinese vendors is they w... moreyes,
I totally agree with you.
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- boriseto
- gKB
- 11 Jul 2012
andromaniax, 11 Jul 2012Problem with Huawei and all those Chinese vendors is they w... moreSamsung are from Korea, HTC from Taiwan and you worry because Huawei is from China? :|
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- AnonD-62667
- Nsi
- 11 Jul 2012
huawei has been around since 1980s.i use their ascend Y100 and its just ok, except for battery which only last a little over a day.
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- Janika
- q}%
- 11 Jul 2012
It is a misconception that Huawei is a "no name brand" They make decent and reliable phones, that don't brake the bank. We own two of these. I have a Huawei Astro with Android 2.3 and my bro has an Ascend with ICS. Both phones work great and reliable.
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- AnonD-62649
- nx{
- 11 Jul 2012
Big c, 11 Jul 2012Huawei products are not worth a look...they are the most pr... moreNot true at all. Huawei devices are reliable and well made. They may be plasticy but this keeps the cost down and the price low.
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- andromaniax
- nxb
- 11 Jul 2012
Problem with Huawei and all those Chinese vendors is they want to become be like Samsung overnight without investment in awareness (i.e. marketing/advertising), so no one's ever heard of them, and they have to rely on operators to get their products out there. Operators will squeeze them on price like you'd squeeze an Orange for a proper morning juice. That's why their devices are so cheap. Another issue is that low margin, low volume don't get you anywhere. That's probably why without operators' commitment and not a lot of money to spend, D quad is nowhere to be seen (announced in Feb, remember?). Well done Huawei for another Android clone, at least with good specs. But I'd still go for an Ace Plus, probably a lot more expensive, but more mainstream...
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- Alin
- Lax
- 11 Jul 2012
I hope Huawei will be one of OEMs that will produce a Nexus.
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- Big c
- Q5T
- 11 Jul 2012
Huawei products are not worth a look...they are the most problematic phone manufacturer out there. Not to mention their products are no good as far as functionality. It doesn't matter how cheap the price tag is, if the phones suck its not worth it. Pay a little more and get a phone that you will be happy with.
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- FaisaL
- UNK
- 11 Jul 2012
I am using a Huawei Honor U8860 and believe me its great...better than my ex-xperia neo..and most of all the GB has been so well optimized by Huawei..so does the battery back up..with a powerful 1930mah battery it gives me a good backup thats why i am using an Android phone along with my N9..best of luck HuaweI..
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- AnonD-1385
- kiQ
- 11 Jul 2012
Huawei may not be one of the big boys but it's products are worth a look. You don't born big and I think they will try their best to make quality products to get in the game. Furthermore, their smartphones are reasonably priced.
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- The Oracle
- myQ
- 11 Jul 2012
That's interesting.