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Source: Android. Check out Paul's video of the Blade's unboxing and hardware overview below. Grab this 13" convertible Chromebook at its lowest price for one day only The Lenovo IdeaPad Flex 5 is a mouthful of a name. Share Share Tweet Email. Brian O'Toole Articles Published. Zeiss was purely a branding exercise on it. The camera seems to be the only really "weak" area, its terrible in low light, and the autofocus It always amazes me how much better reviews you find on proper tech oriented sites like this one than you do on the more "well-established" news publications.

Their reviews are like a fourth as long and still full of errors. As a Galaxy Portal user rooted and kitchen'ed thanks to Samdroid site I am always interested in graphics and 3D performance on budget Android devices.

Especially one that has a 3. Galaxy portal has a very poor graphics driver being worked on by valiant modders - but who knows if it will come out usable and stable. Paul: How's the screen plastic glasst? Is it safe to use it without a protector? I' planning to buy a pouch, but not sure about the protector..

You will be able to leave a comment after signing in. By using this site, you agree to our Terms of Use. Orange San Francisco review. Share More sharing options Followers 0. Recommended Posts. Guest Paul Posted September 28, Posted September 28, Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options Replies Created 11 yr Last Reply 8 yr. Posted Images. Guest Paul Posted September 30, Posted September 30, Guest David Horvath Posted September 30, Thank you Paul!

Guest [email protected] Posted September 30, Thanks Paul, I'm from Germany but very interested in this device. Thanks a lot Bob. You can use 'MoreLocales' to switch it to German. I just tried it and it works. Great review, glad it got the glowing review it deserves. Guest Calamity James Posted September 30, Well that's it, I'm convinced. Guest flash Posted September 30, Guest billyhl Posted September 30, Cracking review Paul, bet that took you some time to compile.

And yes its a cracking phone for the money. Regards to all Billyhl. Guest Simon O Posted September 30, Posted September 30, edited. Awesome review, Paul! Edited September 30, by flibblesan. Guest con Posted September 30, Cheers Paul :lol: Crackin detailed Review.

Each to their own! B A horizontal dock a-la-Milestone would be nice Guest clonmult Posted September 30, Much of what made the first San Francisco a hit here returns; you get a big-ish touchscreen 3. The emphasis here, as with the recent Orange Monte Carlo , is very much on the essentials.

Those looking for cutting edge performance and eye catching design had best look elsewhere. But if you want something to get the everyday done and fancy a bit of Angry Birds on the side then the San Francisco II ought to be your next destination. Take a trip downtown with us to see what else is on offer. In terms of design, the San Francisco II is easy on the eye, perhaps less so to the touch. Aside from the fingerprinty feel of the plastic casing, the San Francisco II feel has a chunky feel in the hand.

It feels rather dense and blocky and not exactly premium. But you do get an impression of solidity and durability. The 5-megapixel camera unit sits on the back natch with a VGA camera mounted on the front, to the right of the speaker grille. Menu, Home and Back buttons sit at the base of the phone. These are mechanical, and although rather cheap-feeling, do the job. Soft keys on equivalently-priced phones tend to be unresponsive and not that great. We prefer having the definite responsiveness that you get with physical keys.

The screen measures 3. Pictures and web pages look pretty sharp and we were impressed with the levels of contrast and brightness for a phone without an AMOLED-type screen. The screen sadly too is a fingerprint zone, same as the rest of the San Francisco II. Be prepared to put the hem of your shirt to good use, or invest in a microfibre wipe cloth.