Video: Meizu M8 seemingly runs Android, definitely sets expectations too high

by Darren Murph Sep 11th 2009 @ 9:23AM

Ah, the Meizu M8. Undoubtedly the funnest smartphone ever to talk about, though based on shipping success rates, it's probably not the phone to order if you actually value the whole "getting what you paid for" thing. Dodgy ownership aside, we've been waiting for Google's own mobile operating system to splash down on the M8 since June, and if the video seen down there in the read link is to be believed, said scenario has finally become reality. All we're shown are a few swiping motions, but when you're talking Meizu, that's all you really need to believe.

[Thanks, Bidur]

Filed under: Handsets, Others, Android

Tags: android, china, chinese, google, m8, meizu, meizu m8, MeizuM8, others, smartphone, video

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Damean @ Sep 13th 2009 5:58PM

I SWEAR there's a good reason that video was done upside down!

... let me get back to you when I figure out what it is...

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Carl Withakay @ Sep 22nd 2009 9:10PM

well that's an easy one. This video is from China. That's on the other side of the world. EVERYTHING seems upside down over here.

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