On one hand, you have the might HTC Sensation 4G with its blistering hardware, while on the other side of the spectrum, T-Mobile customers can find the Samsung Dart – a basic Android powered smartphone that might pull some people up from feature phones.
More than a week ago, we reported that the handset would be arriving on T-Mobile’s lineup, but it’s surprisingly sporting a price point of free with a 2-year contract. Obviously, no one is going to be complaining about the affordable pricing, but it’s nice to see that it offers some established features – such as a 3.14” QVGA touchscreen, 600MHz processor, 3-megapixel camera, and Android 2.2 Froyo.
Described as a “compact, stylish, and affordable Android phone,” it’s more than fitting to attract some people out there still siding with basic clamshells or other feature phones. Even better is the fact that you won’t have to pay anything to experience some of the core features with Android.
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