Photos leak of a 3.3-inch Palm-branded Android phone Mobile Marketing
In the wake of discharging some generally welcomed BlackBerry Android gadgets, TCL's next versatile brand recovery venture is Palm. Presently Android Police has photos of a telephone clearly codenamed "Pepito" that it says could be discharged on Verizon in the not so distant future. Shunning the "greater is better" and score inclines, the modest 3.3-inch gadget purportedly has a 720p screen, Snapdragon 435 CPU, no earphone jack, 3 GB of RAM, 32GB of capacity and a little 800mAh battery.
Palm Android gadget - Android Police
The talk likewise shows it will dispatch with Android Oreo 8.1 - not Android Go and, normally, not webOS. In 2015 TCL said it would tune in to purchaser criticism before relaunching the brand, and clearly this Pixi/Veer-like gadget is the thing that it thought of. For people who need something littler that still has enough capacity to run standard Android applications it could be a superior alternative, anyway we trust that this time around the Palm mark doesn't keep running into any issues with bearer selectiveness or constrained help that could send it away once more.
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