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General Information Fly Primo DS186
Sim Type:
GSM+GSM
Dual Sim:
Yes
Device Type:
Budget Phone
Release Date:
December, 2010
Design Fly Primo DS186
Dimensions:
112.5 x 49 x 12.2 mm
Form Factor:
Classic (Candybar)
Display Fly Primo DS186
Type:
Color TFT screen, 256K colors
Touchscreen:
No
Size:
2.2 inches, 240 x 320 pixels
PPI:
~ 182 PPI
Memory Fly Primo DS186
Phonebook:
500 entries
Card Slot:
Yes
Connectivity Fly Primo DS186
GPRS:
General Packet Radio Service
General Packet Radio ServiceYes
EDGE:
No
3G:Third generation cellular network
Third generation cellular networkNo
Wi-Fi:Wireless lan technology
Wireless lan technologyNo
Bluetooth:Bluetooth is used to exchange data between nearby mobile devices.
Bluetooth is used to exchange data between nearby mobile devices.Yes, v2.1
USB:Universal Serial Bus
Universal Serial BusYes
Camera Fly Primo DS186
Camera:
Yes, 2 MP
Video Recording:
Yes, 176 x 144 px
Front Camera:
No
Technical Fly Primo DS186
Java:
No
Browser:
Yes, supports WAP
Multimedia Fly Primo DS186
Supports:
MMS
Email:
No
Music:
MP3, AMR, WAV, MID
Video:
AVI
FM Radio:
Yes
Battery Fly Primo DS186
Size:
850 mAH, Li-ion Battery
Standby time:
8.3 days
Talk time:
3 hours
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