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Presented at the fair MWC 2010 SAGEM Puma Cell will not only be launched under the brand name of the German sportswear company. reviews the occasion of your PUMA announced plans for new Sagem. The manufacturer plans to release a smartphone called Puma 2, this time equipped with a system Android.
French company Sagem earlier this year advised that he plans to introduce its offer new models of phones equipped with Google’s platform. SlashGear says the manufacturer is preparing the first smartphone in 2011. Called Sagem Phone 2 Puma will be based on Android and the system interface Puma. Cell has to be cheaper than its predecessor. Sagem Puma is sold for around $ 500 (1900 gold). The French manufacturer also announced that it intends to cancel the future of your software for Android phones. The company also will release new phones in other brands than Nike and Porsche, among other things Gucci.
Puma 2 Sagem will not be the first Android manufacturer. In the third quarter of this year will hit the stores Sagem Netribe. Smartphone with Google to combine new technologies such as solar panels, biometrics, sensors, and atmospheric NFC. On board we find a phone and a QVGA touch screen, 3.2 megapixel camera. Cell is to be available in Europe for around 115 euros.
Sagem Puma Phone Specification :
Network
GSM 900 / 1800 / 1900
Announced
2010, February
Dimensions
102 x 56 x 13 mm
Weight
115 g
Display type
TFT resistive touchscreen, 256K colors
Display size
240 x 320 pixels, 2.8 inches
- Accelerometer sensor for auto-rotate – Digital compass
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Puma AG and Sagem Wireless have announced their collaboration to create the first Puma Phone. Calling the device an “active smartphone,” the Puma phone will feature all of the basics, like HSPA networking, a 3.2-megapixel camera and a 2.8″ QVGA touchscreen, and will also pack some features for athletic types and Puma fans. Four outdoor use, the Puma Phone will feature GPS for routing, mapping and geotagging, as well as a compass and a pedometer. While the phone is outside, it can be charged with the solar cell on the back, and a battery indicator tells you when it’s full. The interface, with it’s carousel-based menu design, was built from the ground up for the Puma Phone.
Though it doesn’t use a traditional smartphone OS, Sagem Wireless and Puma say that applications will be available for the device, and customers will also be able to view live video streams, from popular sports matches, for instance. Puma customers will also be able to shop via the mCommerce destination.
The Puma Phone will be available on European mobile networks and directly from Puma’s own stores starting this April, 2010.
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WOW what now?? Nike Phone? 