We’ve already talked about SciPhone’s Android efforts. Now the company which seems to target the very low end of the smartphone market is out with two more devices, both “seemingly” resembling existing…

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Manufacturer General Mobile has released information that the dual-Sim capable Android device will be shown in Barcelona’s 2009 Mobile World Congress next month. This mobile phone’s name is DSTL1, rumor has it however that this device won’t be deemed Android worthy as it only has four main buttons of functionality and in order for Android phones to properly work they need the assistance of five hardware buttons (Home, Back, Menu, Call Send, Call End), in other words the DSTL1 is missing a button.

The display manufactured by Sharp is 400 x 240 pixels. This device has been speculated to ship within this year’s third quarter. Not only does it have dual/quad band capabilities, it will also feature a 3 inch WQVGA touchscreen display, a 5 megapixel camera with autofocus and flash settings made by Sharp.

General Mobile DSTL1

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MobileBurn writes: “General Mobile has introduced a new candybar 3G cellphone, the DST3G Cool. The new DST3G Cool supports dual SIM cards, which allows users the flexibility of using 2 different phone numbers on the same handset.” (more…)

AVING video preview of the new General Mobile GM500 WristWatch-Type GSM Mobile Phone. The usability of the phone has been improved by including touchscreen technology with an 1.5 inch OLED display. Phone calls, SMS and MMS, listening to music or watching videos — the cell watch offers them all at the touch of a finger. (more…)