Editors Liked
- Price
- Excellent web and GPS, good touch-screen, available on prepay.
Editors Didn't Like
- Fingerprint attracting shell, Slightly clunky to carry, 2.5mm headset connector
- Lack of preloaded extras, sluggish keyboard. Look and Feel
T-Mobile Pulse
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Expert reviews and ratings
By PC Pro
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Easy to use and easy on the hand a good value smartphone with superb performance...
By V3.co.uk
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As the first Android phone available on pay-as-you-go, the T-Mobile Pulse is an attractive low-cost choice for consumers looking for a way to keep in touch via Google's applications. However, the handset itself looks dated, and we found its...
By Web User
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Every smartphone comes with a catch: the iPhone is still expensive (despite network competition from Orange), Windows Mobile doesn't have the same consumer kudos and BlackBerry's interface can't rival Apple's. But there's a fourth...
By Recombu
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The arrival of a budget smart phone with a capacitive touchscreen is hugely to be welcomed and the Pulse is a cool-looking handset with a lot going for it. The Canvas interface isnt as classy as HTCs rival overlay but works fine. Not an...
By Expert Reviews
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A decent screen and camera, and a more customisable version of Android, but the highlights are the pay-as-you-go tariff and reasonable price....
By RegHardware
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The T-Mobile Pulse is a terrific value Android smartphone for pay-as-you-go types. It may not have the extensive re-skinning that other more expensive Android phones flash around, but it still delivers a great user experience and has all the...
By TechRadar
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With the Android smartphone platform gaining momentum as the number of handsets available expands, T-Mobile has introduced its own-brand low-cost touchscreen alternative the T-Mobile Pulse.The Pulse offers a pay-as-you-go route into the...
By Know Your Mobile
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Slightly large, slightly lacking in apps, but a very good effort for pay as you go...
By T3 Magazine
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The Pulse is a decent handset when you realise how much it costs. It's a smartphone running on an ever-improving OS, and the sheer weight of applications that will be available really helps overcome some of the inherent problems with the...
By 3G UK
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The is a very pared-down Android compared with other models on the market, but it's still a good phone, largely thanks to the operating system. You can fill it out with social networking applications and widgets, which are available from the Android...
By Mobile Choice
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The best prepay option around, it may be basic - but the Android Marketplace can help fix that....
By Trusted Reviews
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We still think the iPhone OS is the slickest in the business so if you want a big touchscreen phone and you can afford the outlay, we reckon that's the device to get. However, very close behind the iPhone OS is Google's Android operating...
By CNET UK
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With the Pulse, T-Mobile has done a solid job of presenting an Android smart phone on a budget. There are a few flaws worth noting, like the sluggish keyboards and poor call quality, but the big screen and the power of Android make this phone worth...
By ElectricPig.co.uk
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A great way to get into the Google phone game, but HTCs software is still...
By EngadgetMobile
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T-Mobile Pulse reviewby Paul O'Brien posted Oct 9th 2009 at 9:00AMFrom humble beginnings with the HTC Dream / T-Mobile G1, Android is starting to gain traction in the marketplace. A steady growth in the number of devices from HTC together with more...
By Magnus.de
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Dieser liefert bislang einfache und vor allem günstige Handys für Netzbetreiber, und daran knüpft auch das T-Mobile Pulse an: 300 Euro kostet das Android-Phone beim Netzbetreiber ohne Vertrag, mit Vertrag ist es bereits ab fünf Euro...
By Focus
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Eigentlich schade drum: Das Pulse htte eine gnstige Alternative zum iPhone sein knnen. Doch aufgrund des manchmal nicht reagierenden Touchscreens kann man den Android-Chinesen nicht guten Gewissens...
By Chip.de
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Das T-Mobile Pulse vom chinesischen Hersteller Huawei kommt mit Android-Version 1.5 und Volltouch vergleichsweise günstig daher. Unser Test zeigt: Trotz kleinem Preis muss sich das Android-Handy nicht hinter seinen Google-Kollegen...
By Mobile-Reviews
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Der groe 3,5-Zoll umfassende kapazitive Touchscreen ermglicht eine recht flotte Bedienung. Die virtuelle QWERTZ-Tastatur leistet sich allerdings einige unvertsndliche Verzgerungen und neigt zur Buchstabenunterschlagung. Sie wird...
By CNET.de
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Das Pulse ist ein gelungener Kompromiss aus berdurchschnittlicher Ausstattung und gnstigem Preis. Es gibt ein paar Haken, darunter die schwerflligen virtuellen Tastenfelder und die vergleichsweise schlechte Verstndlichkeit der...
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