Phones Following the recent preview of INQ’s Cloud Touch phone, more commonly known as the Facebook Phone, the company has officially confirmed the device. Of course, the device is really an Android-powered device with some Facebook-oriented widgets and shortcuts that make accessing the social network’s chat, contacts, events, notices, news feeds and more much easier. The phone is powered by a 600MHz Qualcomm chip and INQ is planning to get Android 2.3 on the device further down the road. An interesting feature of this phone will be the use of Spotify in place of the stock Android media player, Tags:Android, Facebook, INQ, One Plus Share This Post: Facebook Twitter Google+ LinkedIn Pinterest Post navigation ‹ Previous Motorola Moto X Style gets Android 6.0 Marshmallow update in IndiaNext › New Yu Yuphoria version with 3 GB RAM spotted Related Content Samsung Galaxy S7 Britecell camera should be thinner, faster and excel at low-light photography Nexus 6P vs iPhone 6s Plus – Speed Test and Benchmarks Sony Xperia Z5 Premium camera samples: Is this really the best mobile camera? New Yu Yuphoria version with 3 GB RAM spotted more news from the blog Apple and Google settle Motorola patent disagreement and agree to cooperate on patent reform Mozilla Adopts Red Pandas, Broadcasts Their Adorable Antics on Webcam Anchors in the Drift fails to reach its Fig goal by nearly $400,000 MPAA sues Hotfile for “staggering” copyright infringement Microsoft Is Said to Seek More Management Changes Pinterest wins new funding, raising valuation to $5 billion Sky Q first impressions: Hands-on with Sky’s new Netflix-rivalling TV experience webOS is coming to PCs later this year Syria Lifts Ban on Facebook and YouTube Firefox 4, 5, 6 and 7 to be released before the end of 2011 Google Fit update brings Android users real-time exercise tracking Moto 360 (2015) review: loveable, but still flawed Hands-On With Five Mini-ITX Cases 10 of the best micro-ATX and mini-ITX cases for your next PC build Samsung Galaxy S7 Britecell camera should be thinner, faster and excel at low-light photography Google’s made several ‘Star Wars’ VR experiences for Cardboard Cutting-Edge, Eco-Friendly LED TV for Less Than $2,200? Samsung Gear S2 review: a giant leap in smartwatch design A Basic Sketch of the Next iPad Apple TV review: the super-shiny new media streamer is here The (leaked) Just Cause 3 system requirements are here Best Android browsers: 6 of the best for surfing the net NVIDIA GeForce GTX 560 Ti Roundup: ASUS, EVGA, Gigabyte & MSI Twitter dumps “social responsibility” threatens to move over local taxes Rdio Will Shut Down and Sell Some of Its Assets to Pandora for $75 Million Apple plans to launch Apple Pay in China by February A Finished Version of Firefox for iOS Is Finally Available on App Store Google can remotely bypass the passcode of at least 74% of Android devices if ordered ‘Face to Facebook’ Is Part Art, Part Hack Razer announce new mouse and headphones at CES Mobile Gaming: Can Core i7-2920XM Beat Desktop Core i7-980X? Xiaomi announces Mi Band Pulse, a $16 wearable heart rate monitor Fanatec Porsche GT2 wheel and Clubsport pedals review Add Comment Cancel reply Comment: Name * Email * Website
