Kin phones
SOFTWARE giant Microsoft has joined the mobile phone handset fray. The company recently introduced two new web-based mobile phones — Kin One and Kin Two.
SOFTWARE giant Microsoft has joined the mobile phone handset fray. The company recently introduced two new web-based mobile phones — Kin One and Kin Two.
The phones have been designed for those who live their lives on the web. Kin One is a petite, round device with a 2.1-inch screen, while Kin Two is a larger, palm-sized device with a 3.5-inch display.
Both phones have multi-touch displays, an accelerometer, video-recording capability, as well as hardware keyboards that slide out from underneath the screen.
Photos, messages and videos are more secure with these handsets, thanks to the Microsoft back-up system. Kin One has a five-megapixel camera, while Kin Two’s is eight-megapixel.
These phones bring a new mobile experience. They can be got on order from Microsoft at sh1.2m.
Ronald Kabuusu
The phones have been designed for those who live their lives on the web. Kin One is a petite, round device with a 2.1-inch screen, while Kin Two is a larger, palm-sized device with a 3.5-inch display.
Both phones have multi-touch displays, an accelerometer, video-recording capability, as well as hardware keyboards that slide out from underneath the screen.
Photos, messages and videos are more secure with these handsets, thanks to the Microsoft back-up system. Kin One has a five-megapixel camera, while Kin Two’s is eight-megapixel.
These phones bring a new mobile experience. They can be got on order from Microsoft at sh1.2m.
Ronald Kabuusu