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The INQ Mini 3G is a funky little smartphone; it comes in a very bright range of colours, giving it that fun feel. Even at the very low end of the market it will appeal to plenty of people, not only those on a budget, thanks to its friendly look and tiny, compact size. The point of the handset seems to be to integrate a number of different social networking services in one; there are several different applications that support over the air updates, as well as quick ways to set up all your favourite social sites. Instant Messenger, Skype and Facebook can all be found on the mobile phone r...

Following from its highly successful Skypephone and multi-awarded INQ1, the Hutchison Whampoa backed mobile phone maker INQ is releasing the new Mini 3G as a social networking mobile phone that has integrated support for Twitter, Skype and Facebook as well as instant messaging and email clients. It’s No Mini INQ It goes to market by the end of the year together with the new QWERTY smartphone INQ Chat 3G with which it shares many features.   The INQ Mini 3G though is a lot simpler and sports a conventional candybar form like many in its class.  INQ might have misnamed it a “mini” as ...

A Budget Social Networker INQ has just released a full-featured smartphone that it calls a Twitter phone focused on the social networking crowd. Coming after its multi-awarded INQ1, the new INQ Mini 3G packs all the right features on a budget sub ₤100 phone that is nowhere near a “Mini” except its price.   Following its official launch, you can expect a slew of hands-on reviews on the net and here are some highlights from these unofficial reviews. Value Features for Everyone It looks like any ordinary mobile phone on the candybar form factor and feels lightweight enough ...

Phone manufacturer INQ have announced the upcoming release of two handsets geared towards the social networking consumer. The phones focus heavily on social networking services and have built-in apps for Twitter, Facebook and Skype. There is also iTunes syncing and integration with Windows Live. INQ recognised that SMS revolutionised the way people used their phones but that this revolution could be applied to other services that usually require people to be sat at a desktop computer. While there are many phones today with these apps included or readily available to download, INQ’s intentio...