Regional carrier Cricket surprised at CTIA by showing off a couple of new units that are not out yet. They are in the pipeline for the second quarter, which the company points out Very Soon. First in Huawei Ascend 2, the company launched last year. The display is still HVGA; WVGA obviously would have been nice, but Cricket is promising to launch in at same sub $150price point as the first model and it got 5MP camera.
Next one is Indulge, is in the mid-range of QWERTY Android, slider and already launched on Metro PCs, got one big difference, it has no LTE compatibility. It has HVGA and four physical buttons up front seen a bit out of style, but the Cricket is still in a position where any new Android hardware is a good thing. Look out for the launch for under $350.
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