T-Mobile UK gives Android Pulse PAYG love

By on Oct 22, 2009 at 10:40 AM
Hardware October 22, 2009

t-mobile-pulse

T-Mobile UK has taken the Android love to the contract-deficient masses. The Huawei manufactured Pulse sports a 3.5″ touchscreen, 3G, WiFi, GPS, 3.2 megapixel camera, and 2G of memory — not bad for a prepaid ditty. The Pulse will set you back 176 quid across the pond, that’s about $292 for those of us still using the imperial system of measurement, and is on sale today. We love the idea of a fully featured handset on a pre-paid platform — we’re hoping the trend catches on.

[Via TalkAndroid]

Read

Tags:
, , , , ,
12 Comments

Related Articles

  • Abhishek

    Good deal!

  • a

    cool. you can get a mytouch 3g for $350 in the US :)

  • a
  • Beeve

    Hope all of this Android hitting the market is closely followed by a nice app/music experience (for when I get my Droid)

  • Tim

    The bad news is it is locked to T-Mobile until 3-months after you buy it. Then you can pay £15 to unlock it.

    Still, it is much cheaper than the alternatives. I might get one and wait 3 months…

  • Tim

    PS: It is actually £186 – they force you to buy a £10 top-up.

  • Gomer

    I’ve heard that the Pulse is not only cheap, but a very good phone as well. Sure it dosen’t have Hero specs, but it’s got more memory and a larger screen.

  • Ricky

    Too bad T-Mobile USA sucks.

  • StevenGlansburg

    Droid killer

    Posted from BGR Mobile (iPhone) at: (null) (null)

  • watbetch

    Too bad it’s saddled with a sorry MSM7200A processor. What the F is the obsession with this processor? Super cheap?

  • Ugandan Giant

    Dear Android,

    Its wonderful to see you riding in all those Hondas and Toyotas. Maybe one day you’ll ride in a Cadillac. No worries, you’ll find a sugar daddy sooner or later.

    UG.

    PS Yes, I saw the Droid and Sholes and they look good. More like those, less like Pulse please.

    • cWJ

      because there’s absolutely no need for cheaper Android phones.

      definitely that.

blog comments powered by Disqus