Thread: Acer Liquid Mini

The liquid metal shrunk? The Liquid Mini, as its name suggests, is the mini version of the previously released Liquid Metal. It has the trademark curved look that is accentuated with the chrome-coloured plastic strips placed at the top and bottom
of the device. The front panel has a 3.2-inch capacitive touchscreen and four touch but*tons for Home, Search, Back and Menu. There is a hardware camera key placed on the right panel, making photography more convenient. The camera is placed on the back panel but there is no flash to accompany it. The back panel of the phone comes in colourful options and apart from silver, you can also go for orange. Overall, the device is well-designed.

Although it doesn't have a slim prill still convenient to hold and use. A phoneful of Froyo As in the Liquid Metal, the Mini al ' cs the plain android interface with \c own interface. The phone runs on A 2.2 which is looking a bit long in tht' now that 2.3 has been around for at considering the price point and relatil little difference in functionality, we art unhappy with it.



The 600 MHz ARM: cessor gives an acceptable performanl( the touch response of the phone is al I The idle screen is like a notebook pa l can be turned over by swiping across t1t screen. On the home screen, the notiflc bar is placed at the top. The screen is d into two parts. The top part has a sere," swiping right on which gives you access' the history of functions visited on the p~