Acer CloudMobile is an Ice Cream Sandwich running smartphone that will combine a 4.3” HD screen with a svelte 9mm thickness. The phone is tightly integrated with Acer’s AcerCloud technology, which is said to make the handset even more cloud-centric than other devices.
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I have this phone for a year now, and have enjoyed it, and still do. in a couple of months my plan ends, but I don't really need a better phone yet...even with the growing size of apps, it still manages very well, the overall speed is great, where I came from a dual core 1Ghz, that had lag all the time(Xperia u), this one is still performing great.
The looks I still like, and getting a new phone will be a step backward on that part... I'm thinking of the Nexus 5(a little bit bigger, and way better specs, but not as "beautiful") or Z1 Compact(same size, same screen, better specs and looks are ok).
So let's first see what the market will bring the next few months to top this one in design and specs ;-)
8
Build quality
8
Camera quality
9
Performance
10
Display
7
Battery life and charging
What I like
crystal clear HD display, 342 ppi
speed of Snapdragon processor, dual core 1.5Mhz
NFC, MHL, OTG
enough RAM, 1GB
mediaserver option
design
What I don't like
battery, ok for a working day
camera hangs every now and then, and then drains the battery
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