We originally thought it was a typo by MCMC when the device appeared on the agency’s initial list of pre-approved devices for Youth Communication Package (which has been overruled not long after it was published) but to our surprise, the Alcatel One Touch Glory 2 is actually a real device. Also known as S’Pop in certain markets out there, the Alcatel One Touch Glory 2 is among new devices that TCL has unveiled at CES 2013 last month.
Runs on Android 4.1 Jelly Bean, the dual-SIM device is powered by a MediaTek 6575M chipset which features a single-core 1GHz Cortex-A9 CPU and a 281MHz PowerVR SGX531 GPU. Comes complete with a 3.5-inch capacitive touch display with a resolution of 320 x 480, it is also equipped with 512MB of RAM and 4GB internal storage with the support for microSD card with storage of up to 32GB. Not to forget, there is also a 3.2-megapixels main camera (no flash though) and a VGA front-facing camera on the device.
Don’t be fooled by the TCL S820 model name that is shown above – Alcatel One Touch Glory 2 looks nothing like the actual TCL S820. The device above is a prototype unit which might explained the discrepancy.
Furthermore, the Alcatel One Touch Glory 2 also comes with a removable 1400mAh battery that is able to provide up to 6.5 hours of 3G talk time and 300 hours of 3G standby time. We were informed during our brief time with the device that the Alcatel One Touch Glory 2 4030 will be priced at RM 349 once it is released into Malaysia sometime in March or April this year.
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Alcatel One Touch Glory 2 4030 specifications.
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Switch and ports that are equipped into the device includes volume rocker (above) on the left side of the device as well as (bottom, from L-R) camera on its right side, 3.5mm audio port and power/lock switch on top, and micro-USB on its underside.
Pop up the backside area of One Touch Glory 2 and you’ll see the dual-SIM as well as microSD card slots that are located underneath the device’s 1400mAh battery as shown below.
Since the One Touch Glory 2 is a dual-SIM device, it is equipped with a SIM card manager that allows users to label and color-coded their SIM cards. Additionally, users are also able to set specific tasks for each SIM card through the manager.
As you can see on the top area of the device’s display, there are two color-coded signal strength indicators which correspond to respective SIM cards.
There’s also quick access shortcuts on the device’s notifications pull-down menu.
To learn more about the upcoming Alcatel One Touch Glory 2 4030, head on to Alcatel One Touch’s official website at www.alcatelonetouch.com.
