XingKong FV50 Android 2.2 GPS Dual SIM Quad Band Wifi TV FM Bluetooth 4.3 Inch Screen Cell Phone

Specifications:

• Support Extend Card: 32G
• Internal Memory: 209M
• ROM: 512MB
• RAM: 256MB
• Screen Display Size: 4.3"
• Screen Resolution: QVGA(480 x 800 pixels)
• Screen Type: TFT
• Display Color: 256K  
• Ringtones Type: Polyphonic/MP3
• Audio File Format: MP3/WAV/AMR/AAC
• Video File Format: 3GP/MP4
• Image File Format: JPEG/BMP/GIF
• E-book Format: TXT
• FM Radio: Yes
• Data Transfer: USB/Bluetooth
• GPRS: Yes
• Mobile Internet: WAP, WiFi
• Camera Picture Resolution: 2Megapixels
• Stand-by Time: Up to 200 hours
• Talk Time: Up to 4 hours
• Power Charger: USB/Travel Charger
• Input: Handwrite
• Languages: Indonesian, Malay, German, English, Spanish, French, Italian, Portuguese, Turkey, Russian, Chinese
• Phone Book: 1000 Entries
• Messaging: SMS/MMS
• Size: 12.3 x 6.7 x 1.0cm/4.8 x 2.7 x 0.4in(L x W x H)

Features:

• Android 2.2 OS
• A Android 2.2 Phone that supports two SIM cards, allowing you to connect to two separate networks at once. Switch easily between two SIM card/phone numbers in the same handset
• This Android 2.2 Phone is unlocked for worldwide use. The phone supports 850/900/1800/1900 MHz. Enjoy worry-free travel wherever you go
• A 4.3Inch touch-screen display with 480 x 800 pixels screen resolution ensures that the texts and images you see are always clear. The crystal clear touch-screen can be easily navigated and text easily inputted using either your finger or a stylus
• Never get lost again! Use the GPS function to find out where you are, any time. This system features the latest in GPS technology to keep you on track
• The dual 2 million Mega Pixel camera lets you take pictures and video from the front, and back
• Use it with any GSM provider worldwide and you can enjoy the same features no matter where you are
• The Android 2.2 Smart Cell Phone is here to shine with its 4.3 inch capacitive touch screen, dual SIM card slots, and whole bunch of amazing communication features
• IEEE802.11b/g/n WiFi Check emails, connect online, or surf the Web with advanced WiFi technology
• Enjoy the Bluetooth Cell Phone and all there is to offer from its media capabilities, applications, two way high quality camera, Dual SIM convenience, Bluetooth, Wi-Fi and avenue to the most popular marketplace today
• Support GPRS
• Sound recorder
• Caller picture
• Caller ring tone
• Calendar
• Memo
• Alarm clock
• World time
• Calculator
• Stopwatch
• To do list
• Shortcuts
• E-book reader

Details:

• Size has never mattered more because everything looks better and clearer thanks to the vibrant, bright, and massive 4.3inch capacitive touch screen
• At 480 x 800 resolutions, this is the true way to experience your smart phone as videos look better, games are more exciting, and your eyes will be stuck to the screen for longer. Gone are the times when you had to squint to see the text on your phone, gone are the spelling mistakes when texting on the mini virtual keyboard; With this Android 2.2 Phone, just sit back, relax, and enjoy your smart phone

• This Android 2.2 Cell Phone features dual SIM card slots, allowing you to use two active phone numbers in one phone! This is the perfect solution for business people or travelers on the go

• You're a man of the world and you need a phone that goes global whenever you do, the cell phone with WiFi, quad band GSM functionality does that and more
• The Android Cell Phone is so cool and functional with a front and a rear camera, MP3 and MP4 player, a host of productivity tools, and even analog TV! The cell phone has everything you need for your modern life

• You will have access to tens of thousands of high quality games, ringtones, wallpapers, applications and more; many of which are completely free! You can now see why Android has become number one choice around the world
• The smart phone features the excellent Android 2.2 O.S, and so you can be sure you're up to date with the latest updates to the Android Marketplace

• Its smooth-looking style, and its brilliant case, make this phone a pleasure to look at and use

• Power button and interface in detail. This smart phone provides an amazing user experience that would rival its far higher-priced competitors

• The dual 2 million Mega Pixel camera lets you take pictures and video from the front, and back
• Looking for something a little more interesting in navigating your phone-try the GPS, which means you'll never get lost with it

• No more do you have to worry about trying to press all those tiny little buttons. Touchscreen will make using your phone a breeze
• The crystal clear touch-screen can be easily navigated and text easily inputted using either your finger or a stylus

• Come with a earphone, a power adapter, a USB cable, a 2GB TF Card and batteries in the package

How to Set a Google Android Phone:



As of the first quarter of 2011, the Android phone operating system from Google is the number one smart phone software in the United States. Connecting with the huge online ecosystem built by Google, Android phones provide a way for users to seamlessly sync email, calendars, photos, mapping and documents from computer to phone and back again. Connecting your entire digital life requires that you have a Google account so that everything can be linked together in one tidy package: your Android phone.

• Create a Google Account (see Resources). Create a username and password that identifies you across all the Google services. This will be your Google email address, so choose something that you want to share with the world
• Power on your new Google Android phone. Tap the "Sign in With Your Google Account" button, then enter your username and password. The phone takes a few minutes to load the information from your Google Account to your phone
• Add applications to your phone from the Android Market. You can either find applications on your computer's Web browser (see Resources) or you can tap the "Market" icon on your Android phone to browse for applications. Note that some applications cost money while others are free. Don't install a paid application unless you want to purchase it. The charge goes on your mobile phone bill
• Add contacts to your phone through Google Contacts. Open Gmail in your Web browser (see Resources), and click on the "Contacts" link on the left. Click "Add to My Contacts" and begin typing in the name, email address or phone number of a contact, then press "Enter." Google creates a contact page that you can then fill in with all the information you have. Once saved, the contact syncs with your Google Android phone

Android Phone Features:



Android is an open-platform operating system purchased by Google in 2005. Phones running on the Android operating system are extremely competitive in the smart phone market. The goal of Android's open-platform is to allow developers and manufacturers worldwide to collaborate without worrying about proprietary information, positioning them to innovate faster and more cheaply than ever before. As of January 2011, the latest release of Android is version 2.3, also called Gingerbread.

Power Management

While developers spent months trying to convince Android users that they didn't need the ability to end specific ongoing tasks or processes associated with recently opened applications, they have put a power management system into release 2.2. The Gingerbread release lets you see what programs are running in the background using up memory and processor speed and close the ones you want in order to free up the phone's processor.

Optimized Gaming

In order to stay competitive with other smart phones on the market, Gingerbread supports the use of gyroscope, gravity, barometric sensors, linear acceleration and rotation vector which, in layman's terms, means that game developers can give users games with highly sensitive and responsive controls.

On-Screen Keyboard

The keyboard updates in Android 2.2 have optimized the on-screen keyboard for faster text messaging and greater accuracy. The keys have been repositioned and shaped so they are easier to see. The keyboard offers suggestions for spelling corrections as well as options for completing words you have started typing. There is even a voice-input mode. Copy and Paste have been improved, as well, allowing you to highlight text and reposition your cursor with the touch-screen without the use of the trackball.

Voice Over IP Support

If users have a third-party Internet calling account, they can set up their Android phone to use that account to call other people on SIP phone numbers (Internet phone numbers). Each cell phone network carrier can choose to allow the feature or not, but Android's 2.3 release supports the use of VoIP calling, meaning you can use your cell phone to call people for lower or free rates worldwide.

Refined User Interface

Android 2.2 has simplified the user interface and color scheme to provide greater screen contrast and vividness to the notification bar. Menus have been made easier to navigate and settings easier to locate and change, with hopes that it will be easy for new users to learn quickly.

Front-Facing Camera

Android phones can now use either a front or rear-facing camera, allowing developers to create applications involving video calling, a feature only available on iPhones as of January 2011. Cell phone manufacturers can start developing phones with two cameras knowing that application developers can create applications that are intelligent enough to choose the correct camera for their purposes.

Package Included:

• 1 x Cell Phone
• 1 x Earphone
• 2 x Rechargeable Li-ion Batteries
• 1 x USB Cable
• 1 x Power Adapter
• 1 x User Manual