The big news out of General Mobile at
MWC was that Touch Diamond-alike
DSTL1 running Android and a pair of SIM slots, but to think that's all they brought to the table would be... well, downright foolhardy. For one, they brought along the pictured DST 250, a "Slider" and "Double SIM" mobile phone of the world, which may or may not cause your palms to sweat depending on how you hold it. They also brought along a couple Nokia
Supernova knockoffs, an
8800 rip, and a few anonymous bars and sliders (or rather, "Sliders") that look ready to do battle in the tricky low-end market. Fortunately, they were located several halls away from Espoo's outpost, so the odds of a tussle were kept to a minimum.
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Adam @ Feb 22nd 2009 1:02PM
am i missing the cleverness of their tag line, or is it a typo for "Sweet"
kevin @ Feb 22nd 2009 2:29PM
I think it's a typo or some poor translation to English. Consider the tag line:
"The smallest ... mobile phone of the world." Shouldn't that be "in the world"?
But I don't understand what "sweet" in my hands would mean either. Unless they meant mini to refer to the form factor and the dual SIM capability to be awesome i.e. sweet.