Android 2.0
Motorola Milestone: 99,90 Euro bei Vodafone
Telefonica O2 verkauft das Motorola Milestone bereits seit letzter Woche - für 481 Euro. Bei Vodafone erhält man es jetzt für 499,90 Euro. Interessant ist hier die Kombination mit einem Vertrag. Dann gibt Vodafone das Milestone schon für 99,90 Euro heraus.
Einen dieser beiden Verträge muss man dafür abschließen: SuperFlat Internet oder SuperFlat Internet Allnet. Man erhält das Motorola Milestone dann für 99,90 Euro, zahlt aber auch 24 Monate lang eine hohe Grundgebühr.

Das Motorola Milestone gibt es jetzt auch bei Vodafone
Im Tarif SuperFlat Internet zahlt man bei Online-Bestellung 54,95 Euro pro Monat. Dafür erhält man eine Datenflatrate sowie eine Telefon-Flatrate ins deutsche Festnetz und ins Netz von Vodafone. Zusätzlich gibt es auf 12 Monate begrenzt noch eine Flatrate in ein anderes Mobilfunknetz.
Ein Geschenk für die ersten 1.000 Bestellungen
Den ersten 1.000 Online-Bestellungen legt Vodafone noch eine Dockingstation bei, die aus dem Milestone einen Wecker und einen Multimedia-Player macht.
Das Motorola Milestone ist das erste Smartphone mit Android 2.0. Es hat eine QWERTZ-Tastatur, die sich seitlich unter dem Display hervorziehen lässt.
Das Milestone misst 11,6 x 6,0 x 1,4 cm und wiegt 169 Gramm. Trotz der physischen Tastatur ist es damit nur unwesentlich dicker als das iPhone.
Vodafone liefert 8-GB-Speicherkarte mit
Das 3,7 Zoll große Touchscreen zeigt 854 x 480 Bildpunkte an. Die Ausrichtung wechselt automatisch. Durch zweifaches Tippen auf den Touchscreen lässt sich in Bildern und Webseiten zoomen.
Im Inneren werkelt ein 600 MHz schneller OMAP-Prozessor von Texas Instruments. Der Arbeitsspeicher ist 256 MB groß, der frei nutzbare Speicher ebenfalls 256 MB. Vodafone liefert wie O2 auch eine 8 GB große Micro-SD-Karte mit.
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Christopher | 24.03.2015 | 21:59 Uhr
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