Another Gingerbread phone for Cricket
Cricket has been expanding its Android stake at a rapid clip, a move that signals the shift away from feature phones and toward entry-level smartphones, particularly of the Android variety. This Android 2.3 Gingerbread slider has a stock interface, without any extra custom interface.
Keyboard falls flat
The 3.2-inch screen is a little small to use the virtual keyboard, but the Transfix aims to fix that with its slide-out keyboard. Unfortunately, the flat keys make it hard to type.
Top view
The basic smartphone runs on an 800MHz processor, and has a 3.5mm headset jack for listening to the onboard music player.
Side view
The Transfix is a perfectly decent-looking phone with all the controls in all the usual places.
Camera
A 3.2-megapixel and camcorder round out the features. The Samsung Transfix costs $179.99 from Cricket stores, without a contract.
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