Pocket Pantech introduced at CTIA this year's San Diego and will be launched by AT&T complete range of HSPA+ 4G-capable phones. This phone brings a minimalist style with dimensions of 114.7 x 78 x 11.3 mm and weighs only 132 g. The forms broadly similar other Android phones, but with different dimensions and measuring 4.0-inch screen makes it look shorter and wider. Perhaps this is what makes it dubbed pocket because it seemed to be made for more comfortable when kept in the pocket.
Pantech Pocket comes with a 1GHz mobile processor single-core Snapdragon and Android 2.3 Gingerbread course as the current standard Android phone. For the needs of multimedia, this 4G phone is equipped with 5-MP camera that can capture video in HD quality up to 720p and MP3 player also has been implanted. As of another mid-range phone, to store any data, Pantech Pocket seems to rely on a MicroSD slot that supports up to 32 GB of external memory, because the internal memory is only 600MB of course is relatively small for the storage of multimedia files.
The connectivity feature includes Bluetooth connectivity, WiFi, microUSB. But unfortunately, the audio port using the microUSB port and instead of 3.5mm audio jack which of course is not suitable for standard audio device. But this is not a big deal for the now in which the audio device includes the headset using the bluetooth. Pantech Pocket runs on GSM networks at 850, 900, 1800, 1900 MHz; UMTS 850, 1900, 2100, and supports 3G UMTS wireless data connection and HSPA + 4G.
