The Kodak phone is for Android newbies (pictures)
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With a dead-simple home screen design and several photo features, the Kodak IM5 is designed for older people who don't want to fuss with their phones.
The back cover has a matte-black finish.
There's a power/lock button on the top edge.
The phone has a chrome band around the edge, which gives it some style.
The 13-megapixel camera is user-friendly.
After you take a photo, there's a handy button to print it.
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