A certain T-Mobile Huawei Summit has been put up for sale through the carrier’s website without any prior official announcement. Although it appears pretty similar to low-end Android phones, the device seems to be running on an unspecified proprietary OS.
According to Phone Scoop who spotted the handset on the T-Mobile website, it is almost identical to the Prism, released previously by the same company. A 3.5-inch HVGA multi-touch screen offers a virtual Swype keyboard to facilitate typing on the touchscreen. The back panel of the device has been fitted with a 3.2MP camera that can be employed for the purpose of capturing images as well as videos.
Furthermore, the Summit has dimensions of 4.56 x 2.36 x 0.48 inches and weighs close to 4.41 ounces. It is compliant with the service provider’s 3G network and comes with built-in Wi-Fi for internet connection if there’s an available hotspot. The device also supports Wi-Fi calling and claims to be hearing aid compatible. Sitting under the hood is a 1400mAh battery that should provide uninterrupted talk time of about 7 hours and standby time of up to 9 days.
Pre-loaded with most essential applications like calculator, calendar, music and video players and more, this device allows users to receive and send email messages on the go. It can be customized with different wallpapers and homescreens too. There’s Bluetooth connectivity for wireless transfer of digital content and an expansion slot for increasing the memory by up to 32GB using a microSD card.
The Summit is already available through the official T-Mobile website for a price of $49.99 (approx. Rs. 2,640). It requires qualifying data plans and a two-year customer agreement.
Specifications:
– 3.2MP camera
– Swype keyboard
– 1400mAh battery
– Talk time of 7 hours
– Bluetooth, Wi-Fi
– 4.56 x 2.36 x 0.48 inches
– 4.41 ounces
