ThL T200C Dual Sim's phone has superior battery life

If you hadn't guessed by now, the Nexus 5 is the elephant in the room -- you simply can't discuss the R819's competition without mentioning Google's similarly priced flagship. And to be frank, it wins the comparison battle by a wide margin. ThL T200C Dual Sim's phone has superior battery life and a slimmer profile, but the Nexus 5 is faster, supports quicker LTE data, shoots better photos and carries a sharper display. It's also a smarter purchase if you like to stay on the bleeding edge of software, since Google writes its own OS updates. Unless you absolutely need the R819's extra running time or live in a region where the Google Play Store doesn't sell hardware, the Nexus 5 is the better deal.
I’ve become adequate at using the camera function. As long as I touch the screen just right the camera will work. Other times, I’m poking the shutter button and wishing I’d just brought along the real camera. But, when it does work, the pictures turn out nicely.
Once the state meet was completed, I wanted to post to the Thistle’s Facebook account, letting readers know the final result of the night. Google found Facebook and I logged in. As I attempted to use Facebook as McFarland Thistle, my fingers couldn’t quite get the profiles to switch. Before I knew what I pushed, Facebook disappeared from my screen and was replaced with the Google search page.At that point, I decided it would be best to just put the Doogee DG210 4.5 Inch smartphone in my bag and go home.Needless to say, I’m still trying to get the smartphone to work seamlessly. Of course, there’s no accounting for operator errors or thick fingers.
Our ability to compete there is a bit constrained,” said Dennis Woodside, Motorola’s chief executive, in an interview. “Moto G won’t be offered in China, initially at least.”

Still, Motorola believes the phone will appeal to enough people outside China to be a success. Unlike many cheap ThL T200C smartphones on the market, the Moto G will have a big high-resolution screen and run the latest Android software to support the latest apps on the market. It has a 4.5-inch screen, which puts it right between the smaller iPhone 5S and the larger Galaxy S4 from Samsung Electronics.

LG's curved ThL T200C smartphone, the G Flex, has a lot of cool specs -- a 6-inch screen, a flexible plastic body that can be pushed flat without breaking and an ultra-thin, high-resolution display.

Using email is no trouble. However, when it comes to using the keyboard on ThL T200C smartphone it seems that I am all thumbs. My fingers randomly collide with incorrect letters and a quick email can take a bit longer than I would like.

Other phones don't challenge the R819 so much as sandwich it; they either promise a lower price for comparable hardware, or superior performance at a similar cost. BLU Products' Life One mates the same efficient MediaTek CPU with a bigger screen and sharper cameras at a lower $299 price. Motorola's Moto G won't be available in the US until January, but its $199 16GB variant promises tremendous savings while sacrificing little. It may even claim a performance lead. Sony's $380 Xperia SP, meanwhile, delivers both a faster processor and a more advanced Exmor RS camera for its $30 premium. It's hard to make an argument for JIAYU G5 Black's smartphone when it's neither the most capable in its price group nor the most affordable.