Huawei's AT&T Fusion 2 Android starter phone clears FCC
Files on record at the FCC spell out a sequel for the Huawei-made AT&T Fusion GoPhone.
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Huawei and AT&T are teaming up to bring forth a sequel of the AT&T Fusion, an entry-level Android GoPhone. The A&T Fusion 2 recently cleared the FCC; the files include elements as rich as a consumer-ready user manual.
That user manual tells us that the Android follow-up will has a microSD card, an FM radio, 3G speeds, and the Swype virtual keyboard. A blurry image of the phone's back shows a 3.2-megapixel camera without flash.
So far it isn't clear what differentiates the Fusion 2 from the original, but it's hopefully a combination of an Android 4.0 operating system and a speedier processor.
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