Please, experts, recommend a phone.
I want to buy a mobile phone, preferably a Nokia, or one with a relatively new Android system. The price should be below 1,500. The screen needs to be high-definition, and it would be best if it has both a touchscreen and a keyboard. Haha, the most important thing is the system. The system must support many apps and games. Thanks, heroes!
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The following specifications are for the UK orange version. As for the domestic China Unicom customized version, it is said that the memory is 256+256, the screen has been changed to TFT, and everything else is the same. Appearance style: bar touchscreen, black. Phone system: Android 2.2 system. CPU: Qualcomm 7227 platform, 600MHz main frequency. Memory: 512MB ROM + 512MB RAM. Phone standard: WCDMA/GSM. Phone screen: OLED display, 3.5-inch WVGA level, 480*800 pixels. Touchscreen: capacitive, supports multi-touch. Camera: 3.2 megapixels, auto-focus; supports video recording. Wireless: Wifi; Bluetooth; FM radio (requires headset support); GPS. GPS: built-in GPS chip. Others: supports gravity sensing; light sensor; supports AP function, which means using the phone as a hotspot, basically using the phone as a wireless network card. Interface: 3.5mm headphone jack; Micro 5pin data interface. WCDMA network also supports 2G cards. Can be upgraded to 2.3, 3.0, or 4.0. Price under 1000.
Lenovo S760, trust me, go with this one. You can check it out on Taobao, it will definitely suit your taste!
Remember3 When choosing an Android device, you must check out the major Android forums to see which devices are popular. Generally, popular devices are better, have more users, and have a variety of features.
From my current perspective, my phone rarely crashes. Generally, for Android, people often choose cost-effective models, and because many people buy and use them, there will be various ROMs available for flashing. Anyway, if you want to buy an Android device, you need to understand this: generally, if you want a phone to last a long time, use Nokia; if you only plan to use it for 2 to 3 years, buy an Android. Nokia is gradually being phased out.
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