C-002 HiPhone-Recent iPhone Clone With Shaking Dual Sim And Bluetooth Beating Apple At Its Own Game

It's been almost a solid year that the iPhone clones have been beating Apple at its own game. The latest clone, the C-002 HiPhone, is among the most popular, and most convincing of the bunch. Like all of the clones, it supports two sim cards at one time, supports MMS, and has a high quality built in camera that takes both photo and video footage. It also has a removable battery and additional speakers. Here are its features at a glance:

1. 3.53 high resolution touchscreen with finger touch;

2. Dual SIM slots and supports SIM card switching without having to turn off the phone;

3. Triband GSM (900/1800/1900MHz) USA GSM standard;

4. Web browsing, WAP setting, and web address management;

5. Always unlocked;

6. SMS, MMS, voicemail and cell broadcast;

7. MP3, MP4, file playing, recording. (Read you can record phone calls);

8. Video capturing;

9. Hands free speaker phone with 3D sound;

10. Bluetooth;

11. TF card supported;

12. Diversified screen switch;

13. Automatic screen rotation from portrait to landscape mode; and

14. I've saved the best for last which is shake technology. You just shake the phone when you want to change songs, advance video, wall paper or photos.

As you can see, the HiPhone has fixed the problems with the iPhone and it's also added many features which make the iPhone Aztec Router better.

The addition of the dual sim, the upgradeable memory, the removable battery, additional speakers, video capability, and shake technology all add up to make this phone much better than the iPhone for a much cheaper price.

The HiPhone runs about $150, depending on where you get it. This is a steal, considering it has many more features than the HiPhone at a fraction of the price.

Visit the HiPhone Product Review Website by clicking here to see video demonstrations, close up photos, unique features, and comparison buyer information about the HiPhone. Rae Edwards is an internet technology research and writer.

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