Mid-Range Kyocera Milano To Hit Sprint On September 9th

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Mid-Range Kyocera Milano To Hit Sprint On September 9th

Posted by Cameron Summerson in Kyocera, News

It looks like Kyocera is giving this Android thing another go, this time in the form of a mid-range device set to hit Sprint on September 9th called the Milano. Sporting a 3-inch display, 800MHz processor, 512MB RAM, and Android 2.3, the Milano is nothing amazing, but if you're not looking for a powerhouse like the Epic 4G Touch, then this little daisy should work out just fine.

Not only that, but it won't break the bank, either -- the price is as small as the phone, at only $50 with a two-year agreement. Sounds like the perfect little phone for the youngster in the family.

Anyone interested in picking on of these up?

Thanks, Captain Anonymous!

Cameron Summerson

Cameron is a self-made geek with an affinity for all (okay... most) things tech. His love for Android has been noticed in some unlikely places - he once went to a concert and upon meeting the band, the singer said "You're like, Android king, right? Can you you tell me why this doesn't run flash?" and handed Cam his Optimus S.

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Chillz
The fact that the symbols are over the hardware buttons is awful. Really? dots?

http://www.AndroidPolice.com Artem Russakovskii
In its best traditions, this is one of the ugliest phones I've ever seen. Kyocera never disappoints.

Rudy
Why get this crap if you can get a Nexus S 4G for $30 on Sprint's website.
Raphael
There is really no room in the market for intentional "low end" smart phones because last year/last 6months "high end" gets discounted so much they fill that role. Why would someone ever get such an underpowered device as a smartphone on a 2yr contract? Another good example is why does sprint release the samsung conquer 4g when they have the nexus s at the same price or cheaper??? Someone please tell me any of this makes sense?