This time last year, you might have thought that
LiMo was
waning in the shadow of Android's eminence, but we're witnessing the vanguard of
a new resurgence in the form of the
Vodafone 360 H1 and M1 handsets by Samsung. Being the first LiMo Release 2 devices, they'll come with a bagful of fancy 3D UI visualizations to splash atop 3.5- and 3.2-inch touchscreen displays, with the bigger H1 (pictured) getting the AMOLED treatment, WiFi, HSDPA and 16GB of internal memory, and the M1 receiving HSDPA and 1GB of expandable memory, but no WiFi. They are making their debut alongside Vodafone's new 360 online platform, which takes over from the former Live service. You can expect it to bring Facebook, Twitter, Windows Live Messenger and Google Talk integration, as well as an app store to compete with the other heavy hitters. The M1's three color options are pictured after the break.
Read - Vodafone 360 press release
Read - Vodafone 360 H1 product page
Read - Vodafone 360 H1 hands-on
Read - Vodafone 360 M1 product page
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Reader Comments (Page 1 of 1)
M @ Sep 24th 2009 4:27PM
It looks OK but it's hard to justify this over any Android devices (think of the following and support Android has already). Why didn't they just use Android instead? This is like calculating a complex equation in your head when you have a calculator at hand. Taking the harder route for no real reason...