Huawei is almost ready to drop its Ideos X6 Android phone on the US.That’s because of the presence of AWS-band support in it, of which T-Mobile is the biggest user. The Ideos X6 may get rebranded once T-Mobile decides to launch it.
The X6 has already launched in Australia has support for 14.4 Mbps HSPA, so, according to T-Mobile’s definition of the term, this will be a 4G device. The Ideos X6 will run Android, presumably 2.2 Froyo – but there is a chance it will get Gingerbread. It’s got quad-band GSM support, a 4.1-inch WVGA (800×480) capacitive touchscreen, a 5 MP camera with 720p HD video recording, Wi-Fi, GPS, a HDMI port, a microSD card slot, and Dolby Mobile surround sound. It’s powered by a 1 GHz processor.
The FCC documentation reveals the frequency bands on which the X6 is certified to operate, including those exclusively used by T-Mobile. While there’s no announcement from either company on the phone’s fate, you wouldn’t be presumptuous in assuming it’s coming to T-Mobile’s stable in the near future.
No pricing information is available yet, but as the Ideos line are traditionally budget-price phones, you hopefully won’t have to shell out too much for the X6.
WHO WROTE THIS? IT HAS NOT BEEN RELEASED IN AUSTRALIA! IT WAS RELEASED MONTHS AGO IN THE PHILIPPINES AND I THINK INDIA
It was also released in Indonesia as Spice CSL Mi 410