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Kyocera Rise arrives at Virgin Mobile USA: QWERTY Ice Cream Sandwich at $100

Virgin Mobile has always been a value-oriented carrier here in the U.S. by offering plans starting at $35 a month for unlimited data and texts with 300 minutes of talking. Recently, they have been receiving some very decent handsets with the likes of the LG Optimus Elite, HTC One V, and their best handsets the iPhone 4 and 4s. Kyocera has decided to add to that lineup with their Rise handset. The Kyocera Rise is a $100 smart phone that offers a 3.5 inch 480 x 320 HVGA display, a single-core 1GHZ Snapdragon processor, a 3.2MP camera, with LED flash, 2GB of built-in storage with a microSD slot, a QWERTY keyboard, and stock Android 4.0 Ice Cream Sandwich. These specs are not going to make this handset rise to the top of the QWERTY throne, but it is a very decent QWERTY addition to Virgin Mobile's lineup. We can not say anything for ourselves about its keyboard, but it looks like a decent keyboard. This handset is very similar to the Kyocera Hydro on Boost Mobile, but the Rise does not have the nifty waterproof feature. This handset easily beats the LG Optimus Slider on Virgin Mobile, but the best handsets on the carrier are still the HTC One V and the iPhone 4s. If you want a QWERTY handset on Virgin Mobile that offers decent features at a great price, then the Kyocera Rise is your pick. Want more information on Kyocera's latest addition to Virgin Mobile's lineup? Check out the source links below for more information on the Kyocera Rise.

Via: Engadget
Source: Virgin Mobile

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