Lenovo's colorful i807

by Chris Ziegler, posted Sep 18th 2006 at 3:18PM

Tracking down full details on Asian handsets can occasionally be akin to pulling teeth, but our counterparts over at Engadget Chinese have done their darndest with Lenovo's new i807. The phone appears to rock a touch screen, and if we had to guess, we'd venture that there's a Linux variant lurking under its hood. You get GPRS data (no EDGE?), Bluetooth with A2DP support, microSD expansion, and full motion H.263 video through its 1.3-megapixel cam. No word on availability, but thanks to its mere dual-mode 900 / 1800MHz radio, exports seem highly unlikely.

Filed under: Handsets, Others, GSM, GPRS

Tags: china, i807, lenovo, touch, touch screen, TouchScreen

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elsa @ May 22nd 2007 6:02AM

I have recently bought me a Lenovo Engadget Mobile i807 in China. The manual is in chinees. Can anyone help me with a manual in English. Please"!!!

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edukondalu @ Nov 12th 2007 1:54AM

i purchased lenovo i807 cell through medico student in china in may festivals, still to date it is working well, but recently the cell have some problem that is receiving ring well, after receiving the call my voice received others is good, but i am not receiving others voice, in loud speaker caller voice is good, audio MP3 is working well, headset is also working well, my prblem is only caller voice is not reach to me.. Please suggest. - edukondalu, Mangalagiri Post, Guntur Dt, AP India -522 503.

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Aieyerzen @ May 8th 2009 3:34AM

Ya is has lots of problems, The GPRS service is poor, I'm getting only few texts through google on my set, it can't display JPEG images on websites,

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Aieyerzen @ May 8th 2009 3:36AM

Dude.......this i807 is lazy piece of shit. Ya it has lots of problem, The GPRS service is poor, I'm getting only few texts through google on my set, it can't display JPEG images on websites..........only google is possible here and no other sites.....all the hell is all texts displays are in chinese language. Is it possible to operate yahoo chat on this mobile.

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