Orange San Francisco ZTE Blade Mobile Phone Review

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Hi Everyone This Is Dave From Geeky Annoyed And

this is my full review of the San Francisco mobile phone if you want a product or unboxing please see my earlier video on the Geetha Noise channel Now quick rundown on the specs of this handset. This mobile phone is also known as the UK Blade. Is available from Orange in the UK and it costs just 99 pounds on page ago it runs Google Android 2. 1 UK also known as Eclair. The screen is three and a half inches 480 by 800 resolution and is an UK capacitive touch screens.

A Very Good Screen For This Price Point

device. You also get UK Bluetooth UK 3g and UK radio around the back a 3. 2 megapixel camera. You get 150 megabytes of internal memory. According to the specs on the Zip-t website, although some people are reporting that it’s got.

About 512 Megabytes Of Internal Memory.

You get a 2 gigabyte micro SD card supplied and that you can put up to a 32 gigabyte card in there. So what do I think of this mobile phone will have had it for about a week. Now the touchscreen is superb very sensitive to the touch been extremely pleased with how this touch screen is performing. I have made some very slight changes to the user interface.

While Ive Had It Got Rid Of

some of the sort of orange miss of the phone and switched over to a more standard Android interface and I find this is a lot nicer to use. Now Google‘s Android 2. 1 runs nice and fast on it certainly fast enough. There’s a 600 megahertz processor in here and I think it’s snappy enough if I pop onto my tweet deck very quick loading the application. very quick at swiping between screens, so I think that’s 600 megahertz processor for general applic News works very well indeed now I’ve had this unlocked.

It Should Be Running All Orange,

but is in fact if I go down here running on t-mobile extremely easy to unlock and I don’t normally unlock mobile phones, but it was about five pounds and took about an hour to get the unlock code from the company that I used now battery life extremely good. I’m getting just over a day of use on a full charge video playback snice let’s show you something complain back on UK. It’s not choppy at all extremely pleasant to use there you go another bit of video playing back nice and fast to load over the UK network and really quite good music playback is also good using the headphones. The built-in speaker which is on. Down the bottom not very good.

Its Acceptable But Much Better Through The Headphone

jack, which is located on the top there now for the bad bits the camera well it’s okay for photos takes reasonable color no flash as you can see the video absolutely rubbish wouldn’t even go there it’s going to record at 640 by 480. I’ll show you a little bit of video on the screens. I’m talking but not very good at all so I wouldn’t bother buying this if all you’re going to want to do is take video. Also you notice that I stream that video over UK if I go into my settings. It has got UK on here, but it keeps on dropping the UK connection so that’s one of the bad points let me turn UK on and just wait for that to kick in and then we will here.

We Go Its Already Connecting To

one of my access points here and it’s connected. We’ve got the little connections and in the status bar there so it keeps dropping UK connection. This will keep this UK connection long as I remain in my house. As soon as I go out and then return back to the house. It won’t automatically connects that’s a little bit frustrating also this type of power burn but give me that a side-on view you can see it’s wonky and that is because I’ve already taken the phone.

Its All Casing Off And It

is very very cheaply made. It’s a little cheap plastic power button and it’s already wonky just a few days in of owning the handset so that’s not very good either but other than that is very good. Somebody did actually send me a message and asked me to test. Gaming performance on the handset Alive downloaded Asphalt 5 from GameLoft and I have to say that this particular sort of game. There’s nothing no bad sort of name on game Loft or anything because their games are absolutely superb, especially on higher spec Android phones and also theNK] and UK Touch and the UK.

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3D games are not or it is designed for its core 600 megahertz processor as I mentioned, which is extremely good for standard applications and for puzzle games and things like Angry Birds, but certainly for something that tries to push the envelope a little bit on graphics. You will see it plays a very choppy indeed as you can see low times are not that fast either. So I’m going to skip this part of the video and come back to you when the games actually. actually loaded so that load time was around about 30 seconds now The games ready to play let’s get into the race and as you can see the game already is starting to be a little bit choppy, Not too bad at the moment my driving could certainly improve there we go a little bit of a glitch there and another glitch so it runs okay it’s playable but certainly not the smoothest of games and that is down to the 600 megahertz processor.

So Im Going To Quit Out Of

that for now and just finish off this review What this boils down to really is price point 99 pounds. The overall build quality and performance is very solid the screen perhaps salutely superb and for 99 pounds. You are getting a bargain here just Don’t expect to play the high-end games but for day-to-day use things like checking. communicating making phone calls, messaging, etc.

Extremely Good The Actual Sound Quality

when you’re making and taking calls it’s also very acceptable. Not the best, but certainly more than usable and don’t forget you paint under a hundred pound for this if you want a smart phone but can’t afford the likes of an UK Desire or Samsung Galaxy S then check out the orange San Francisco. It’s a bit of a bargain really and certainly comes recommended from me if you are on a budget well thank you very much for listening please do come back soon and check out more video reviews on the Deakin Oiz channel just wanted to give a quick shout out about the deeper nodes. NK] application is available free of charge.

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Summary

Geeky annoyed’s full review of the San Francisco San Francisco mobile phone . Handset costs just 99 pounds and runs Google Android 2.&1 UK also known as Eclair . The screen is three and a half inches 480 by 800 resolution and is an UK capacitive touch screens . You also get UK Bluetooth UK 3g and UK radio around the back a 3.&2 megapixel camera. You get 150 megabytes of internal memory. A 2 gigabyte micro SD card supplied and that you can put up to a 32 gigabyte card in there. A 3-megapixel camera is also available from Orange in the UK and it costs 99 pounds on page ago it costs just99 pounds . Gadget reviewer Dave from Geeky annoyance says he has made some very slight changes to the user interface. He switched over to a more standard Android interface and finds this is a lot nicer to use. He finds it easier to unlock and it should be running all orange, but is in fact if I go down…. Click here to read more and watch the full video