The Acer Liquid Glow smartphone operating on the Ice Cream Sandwich OS, is all set to make an appearance at the MWC 2012 to be held in Spain. Apparently aimed at the social networking and fun seeking youth, it claims to offer a blend of performance, style and affordability.
The front panel of the device is dominated by a 3.7-inch screen, while the handset is graced with the company’s trademark chrome details and curves. Moreover, the phone is also encapsulated in a soft-touch casing, which provides potential owners with a comfortable grip.
What’s more, the gadget has been dressed in a range of chic colors such as cat’s eye black, sakura pink and alpine white. Additionally, the onscreen display style modifies itself to suit the ambient hue, which may deliver a touch of individuality to the entrant.
As mentioned earlier, the offering feasts on the Ice Cream Sandwich OS, thereby making the interface more quick and user-friendly. Notably, it is compatible with the latest voice-input engine from Google that provides a lasting open microphone encounter along with streaming voice recognition.
The back side of the handset sports a 5MP camera for capturing candid moments. Also, the snapper incorporates touch focus, LED flash for low light as well as panoramic image capture. With Android Beam, users can share content like apps, music and contacts via the NFC capability.
The Acer Liquid Glow price and availability details are under wraps at present. However, it is expected to show up at the MWC 2012, subsequently following an early summer release.