World’s first GLONASS-enabled smartphone ships in Russia, GPS ponders a recalculation

Well, would you investigate that? The planet’s first GLONASS phone is now available, but it surely looks like you’ll want to soar over to Russia so that it will use it. For sure, in the event you’ve followed the GLONASS story in any respect you wouldn’t find that shocking in the slightest degree, and in case you favor to pick up the ZTE-built MTS GLONASS 945 to your next trip, you’ll be treated to full-on GPS support back within the States. It’s a Froyo-based device with a three.2-inch capacitive touchpanel, 2 megapixel camera, 130MB of memory, Bluetooth / WiFi and a cost tag of just below 11,000 Rubles. That’s around $400 in real money, that you’ll probably find suits you best to your wallet in the event you’ve already picked up the all-too-similar Vodafone 945. Here’s hoping the sector’s second GLONASS phone is a little more compelling within the design and have standpoint, yeah?

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