Does the Barcelona make a better buy than the identically priced San Francisco? The battery life is a little better it has a more up-to-date OS, but the San Fran has the bigger and better screen so it all comes down to how you prefer your keyboard:...
The Barcelona has some neat features, but in the end we don't think this handset could be our long term companion. We've never been particularly impressed with smartphones that push Android into a small screen in an attempt to 'do a...
We were disappointed that the display was so small - we're not sure that a touch-display of this size is much use. However, if you want to try the Android experience on a decent-priced handset with excellent connectivity - and get a good (if a...
Despite the lack of flash and a sluggish processor, we’re amazed that a phone with both a capacitive touchscreen and physical keyboard can manage a £100 price-tag. Like the HTC ChaCha, the combination of touchscreen and keyboard means some...
The guys over at Orange have kindly lent us an Orange Barcelona to review. The Orange Barcelona is a low priced Android handset in the candy bar format with a hardware keyboard and touch screen. Think Blackberry (or just look at the picture below). ...
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