We have some more specific specifications of the displays, processors, and software in the Sanyo MM-7400, LG MM-535 and PM-325 phones. Hit read more to gain some tidbits that can make waiting for these phones just a little bit more painful…
LG MM-535
ARM9 CPU
176×185 Pixel Display
Two Softkeys
MIDP 2
Openwave 6.2 Series WAP Browser
FOTA (Firmware Over-The-Air)
LG PM-325
ARM7 CPU
128×160 Pixel Display
Two Softkeys
MIDP 1.0
Openwave 6.2 Series WAP Browser
FOTA (Firmware Over-The-Air)
Sanyo MM-7400
ARM9 CPU
176×220 Pixel Display
Two Softkeys
MIDP 2.0
NetFront 3.1 WAP Browser
QTV 2.6.1
QCamcorder 1.4.2
FOTA (Firmware Over-The-Air)
A few things can be drawn from this. First, is Sprint’s commitment to FOTA. From discussions with people inside Sprint, it appears that Sprint is less pursuing a common FOTA standard, but rather a commitment to FOTA in some form in every phone. The way Sprint sees it, as long as a phone has FOTA, that’s all that matters.
Also, if you noticed, the QTV and QCamcorder versions for the MM-7400 were listed, but weren’t on the MM-535. That’s because the MM-535 will apparently use LG-based technology to push and pull the 3GPP content. And, from what we’ve seen, the LG version pulls and pushes higher framerates than QTV and QCamcorder.
