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The Orange San Francisco is one of the cheapest Android phones on the market, costing less than £100. It brings you the more luxe elements of Google’s mobile operating system, while keeping things affordable.

Cutting back on some less essential hardware (the camera is a 3 megapixel affair for example) has in no way diminished this phone’s appeal however. It comes with 3G and wi-fi, and offers the usual Orange Maps, Orange Wednesdays and Orange App Store for all users.

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The San Francisco is one of Orange´s first branded affordable Android handsets. As with most Orange branded phones the San Francisco falls into an agreeable price range while at the same time bringing the more luxurious features of Google´s mobile operating system into the mix. Running on Android 2.1 the San Francisco also features an Orange interface with Orange smartphone features.

At less than £100 it is one of the cheapest Android phones on the market. While featuring a top of the line operating system the San Francisco cuts back costs on hardware features that would usually be found on Android phones. The camera is just a 3 megapixel affair with minimal extras. Despite this the San Francisco still comes with 3G and Wi-Fi connectivity, features that are usually absent in affordable handsets, and which help to put many of Android´s features to good use.

These include web browsing and email support through POP3/IMAP4, and various online features such as Orange Maps, Orange Wednesdays, App Store and Messenger. Additional connectivity is provided through Bluetooth which allows you to transfer media to and from other devices with ease.

The San Francisco features an excellent media player with great music and video playback support and has 150MB internal storage space for storing media. This can be expanded with up to 32GB worth of microSD cards and a 2GB microSD card is included with the phone. For additional entertainment there is an FM radio available so that you can listen to the latest smash hits on the go.

The Orange San Francisco is one of the cheapest Android phones on the market but the interface has been heavily modified by Orange. Many of Google´s own features that are found on Android have been replaced by their Orange equivalents, but with the same functionality provided you cannot argue about the price.

Latest Orange San Francisco News

11 November 2011 by Liam
We’ve suspected that Orange were planning a direct follow up to their hugely successful San Francisco (a.k.a. the ZTE Blade) Android phone since blurry images of the forthcoming handset leaked late last month, but so far Orange have remained silent on the subject. You still won’t find the new phone ...
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07 July 2011 by Caroline
What do New York, Sydney, Lisbon, Berlin, Rio and Tokyo have in common? They’re all names of Orange-branded phones! Yes, in fact Orange has 14 mobile phones that are named after cities around the globe. This got us thinking... ...Which city do you think Orange will name its next own-branded ha...
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29 June 2011 by Liam
Orange have today announced the release of a new own-branded Android smartphone, the Orange Monte Carlo. The Monte Carlo is the successor to the highly successful Orange San Francisco handset released last year. Both handsets are rebranded ZTE phones – the San Francisco was a rebranded ZTE Blade and...
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01 December 2010 by Caroline
December is a busy month when it comes to mobile phone deals, with Christmas and the New Year just around the corner. If all you want this Christmas is a brand new smartphone, we’ve got a quick overview of new releases for this month. The Walkman phone, Sony Ericsson Yendo, is expected to be avai...
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01 November 2010 by Caroline
To make up for the clocks going back and winter being just around the corner, we thought we'd list some exciting handsets for you to look forward to this November. A number of mobile phones are heading to the major UK network providers this month, including high-end smartphones, tough devices and...
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