Hey there, hope you enjoyed another installment in |THE_PHONE_ARCHIVE|! I am working on multiple projects at the moment and there is more Wish stuff incoming. Let me know if you know how to get TV working on this as well as if you have used one of these devices before! Also if you want the files I pulled off the phone, let me know and I can put a mega link somewhere. Thanks for watching and I'll see you in the next one. Timestamps: Introduction: 0:00 The Sony Ericsson Xperia X10: 0:20 Unboxing the clone: 1:32 Comparison between the real deal & the clone: 3:22 Closer look at the clone: 5:08 Power On & User Interface: 6:34 Installed Applications & Settings: 8:00 The Ringtones: 9:25 Opening Applications & Connecting to WiFi: 12:12 Browser Test & Attempted TH-cam Test: 13:14 Java Applications & Handwriting: 15:12 Wallpapers, Photos & Display: 17:35 Trying to install a Java Game: 18:53 Opening More Applications & The Camera: 19:55 Camera Test: 21:45 Wonderful Quality & Videos: 24:52 Preloaded Music & Speaker Test: 26:53 More Apps, FM Radio & TV: 29:09 Games: 31:25 Trying the browser again & the rest of the apps: 32:55 Other Functions & Conclusion: 35:20 I have more of these things: 36:47 Teardown: 38:08 Does it still work & full specifications: 42:05 Final Thoughts etc: 43:07 Outro: 44:04 Be good people!
Hello. Why does your video have such a low volume? It is VERY important that videos do NOT have much lower volume than other things like advertising. Imagine that you turn the volume up a lot and then comes the advertising, bang. Not good for ears!
I recognised some of the ringtones: 7, 9 and 10 were the old MIDI ringtones from the 1st edition Nokia Series 40, and the horrible no. 2 was in fact a very popular SMS tone from the Sony Ericsson T series phones (T610, T630…) where it didn't sound horrible at all back then, but that was because of a higher-quality synthesiser. Not sure whether it's interesting or not, but here we go… Glad we see these things keep on coming. Cheers!
@@VolivovejVolej my htc touch diamond 2009 clone has same ringtones, same games, ui a little different,if you use device in landscape it will change, tv is only analog, some model might have dvb-t (which is also dying in europe) you can try engineer mode with * # 3 6 4 6 6 3 3 # but be careful and don't click sim speed or your device will brick, camera records in avi (mjpeg+pcm) better than 3gp (h263+amr), no jelly effect, please let me know if for some reason you come across default android 4.0 chinese tablet system files, should include brain massage music and pixar video trailer (.mov) RING 5 is traditional pasodoble music,really popular
My friend once had a fake Galaxy S3 with Java OS styled on Android. It seemed fun to me at the time, considering that there was already a wide range of cheap Chinese phones running on real Android OS back then. This "S3" also had an tv/fm antenna and wonderful games like ANGRY BIRD and FRUIT SAMURAI.
As others mentioned, Allview is a Romanian company slapping their name on generic Chinese phones. That Bolt thing seems to have been a browser that Allview preloaded on the phones they sold, except the Chinese decided to nick it for this Xperia clone for whatever reason.
I love how big the speaker is for how shitty it is. Speakers nowadays are so small and so good on flagships... This phone is surprisingly fast for a java phone and the pictures aren't the worst we've seen in this channel haha
Ofc i want to see all clones that you have. I reallly love their UI and details :) I really missed your “Greetings everyone” man To 1:32 I thought that it’s actually that clone and I was like That’s not bad at all 🤦♂️ 6:02 that’s genius. When one stops working you can use second one 😄 11:26 this song will be playing on my funeral 19:51 yeah, you must have touchscreen supported games and for right resolution. When I was installing games to SciPhone i9+++ I typed: 420x360 Java games touchscreen support
These Xperias had weird problems with their touchscreens drifting out of calibration. My girlfriend at that time had an X10 and it would stop recognizing fingerpresses when the environment got too hot. In summer this thing was almost unuseable. There was a super-complicated method to recalibrate it. Did that once, worked, never dared to look at it again. The clone probably worked better in that regard.
And then you had the follow up, the Z, which got so hot you couldn't even use it in the summer months without having it overheat doing anything even remotely demanding. Really no surprise the whole series kinda fell into obscurity.
Thought it was a problem with mine only. Good to know after this many years that it wasn't my fault. I used to install custom ROM the device like crazy 🤣. Hope the girl i passed this device to didn't blame me for the touch
When you think about certain things it’s quite amazing how far technology has advanced, but we don’t really appreciate it until you look at specifications etc because it’s constantly advancing in small amounts 2010 1GB memory 2021 upto 1TB in a phone Whilst other things not so much We are still polluting the planet etc
6:46 The same start-up tone was on my Chinavasion Odyssey (no name M1516), except that was more of a clone of a Nokia design with an iOS style interface, but I believe it ran the same OS underneath, which I believe was based on Nucleus RTOS. The phone you show is more of a clone of a Sony design with a HTC Sense style interface. Wow.
11:54 - Well, I didn't expect a surprise clone phone ringtone rendition of Minnie Riperton's 'Loving You' today. Instant earworm again. 13:34 - And did that just generate some local RSA encryption keys? And why? Well, I have no idea what it was doing, but think I remember that GnuPG on Windows uses mouse movements to get random data for RSA keypairs. Huh...
hehe, IMEI actually show that its proper IMEI... CHANGJIANG HJY X10 they actually registered that model... Also I would love to see if someone would do remake of Xperia Arc or x10, Just imagine new phone in that style...
The LG G Flex series was kinda similar in aesthetics but the whole flexible screen gimmick led to too many downsides. I'd rather see a remake of the Xperia Pro from 2011 personally, since there's definitely a market for a flagship device with a physical keyboard.
@@yukisaitou5004 yeah flex was flop, but still it would be nice to see some lines as first and second generation of xperias had because foe past few years most of phones are just slabs of glass, it's not hard to add some curvature and lines on sides and back
@@yukisaitou5004 ah yes, the Xperia Pro series, I had an Xperia Mini Pro, truly one of my favourite phones of all time. That thing was a tank and I’m sad I don’t have it with me anymore lol
The main issue with that IMEI is that for some reason, Chinese manufactures use the same IMEI for every clone phone of the same model, so if one phone gets blacklisted, the others will too.
19:50 I was going to mention that earlier given you loaded some java apps, but from my experience with nokia java phones, you have to select apps according on your resolution.
My sister's boyfriend had an Xperia x10 mini when they were somewhat popular, he absolutely loved that phone, but it eventually died when he accidentally dropped it into a cup of coffee.
It has multiple nokia ringtones and ring 2 is a copy from a ringtone on the SE t280i btw i couldnt stop laughing when you did the front camera video test
That steam icon is from an icon pack called "HP ICON PACK" from Hydropro Icons. I know that cuz I use that icon pack. If you asked me about that bear video 10 to 12 years ago I'd know its name, that same bear was in a video that came on a "S O N Y" MP4 I had as a child, and I remember downloading more of them from youtube using voobys (dang, I miss voobys LOL) to watch in it, and I'm pretty sure you can find that episode somewhere in youtube. I'm also 100% sure I heard that chime it played while powering off before. Maybe from my old fake 711TV?
Could you try find a clone / welcome version of the sony Xperia x10 mini, the one with the slide out qwerty keyboard great review. I had the x10 mini and loved it great phone great camera and amazing keyboard
I still have my X10 mini pro. And it sill works as my music streaming device. Honestly, I would love a modern take on such a device - tiny but with a full keyboard.
31:20 There's a diy project, on the internet, that uses a raspberry pi and a pi hat to broadcast a UHF signal to old CRT TV's. Alternatively, back in the day, you could also use NES/SNES chinese knockoffs, to broadcast your game over VHF( I believe).
What a waste of time, that project. You can just get some RF modulator from aliexpress, connect it to an RF amplifier and then connect that to an antenna.
So, this is a Sony Xperia clone with an HTC Sense skinned Java OS but you have a similar phone that actually looks like an HTC Magic which never got HTC Sense...
Aye that is a near Sense UI. I had an HTC Aria (aka Liberty) back in the day. It came loaded with Android 2.1 (Sense UI 2.0) so I can't say as far as original goes, but mine the bottom bar was more rounded. Otherwise not much difference.
@@Zero-Dracoro I've heard some decent enough things about some of the recent ones, know my XZ Premium served me well too. Thought that was a decent phone at the time. Also didn't need a 4K screen, yet did for whatever reason. Liked having a dedicated button on the side for the camera too.
@@nathansstuff1547 my mother had one of the newer xperias i think it was, plastic frame and such, cant remember exact model but she only had it for like a half a year or so, suddenly display went blank, vibrates and works, looking with light you can see slight crack under the glass, she takes care of her devices so it was quite odd
Actually you can make a analogue tv transmitter using a VHS player, works fine inside a house, input your source through av , put a signal strength device then an antenna...
How to get TV working on one of these vintage nuggets? EASY. Composite output of cable box ---> RF modulator ---> amplifier ---> rabbit-ear antenna Will probably work within the range of the full house or most of it. You will have to spend $10 on eBay though
I wonder whether there are Xperia I mk. III (the latest Sony flagship) clones. I doubt it, since it's an enthusiast device, and I doubt any buyers would be tricked, and it's not a fashion thing like most other smartphone brands.
Have you seen BLU phone company phones? I just seen some of the videos about G91 phones so now im wondering if they are good or is it just bs like wish phones
32:00 There is a dude who made that demon destruction game for android! If you search it on youtube, you will find it! It's an awesome game, i have installed it on my phone and whenever i have to wait somewhere, i play Demon Destruction on the go, which is so much fun :p
Yeah, that super duper looked like a Sense ripoff to me, my first smartphone was a Wildfire S with Sense 2. Still have that phone, and it works.. but can't do a whole lot, mostly due to nearly non-existant internal memory. It's nice and small though so was wondering about trying to use it as a dedicated MP3 player if I don't wanna use my phone for some reason.
Hey there, hope you enjoyed another installment in |THE_PHONE_ARCHIVE|!
I am working on multiple projects at the moment and there is more Wish stuff incoming.
Let me know if you know how to get TV working on this as well as if you have used one of these devices before!
Also if you want the files I pulled off the phone, let me know and I can put a mega link somewhere.
Thanks for watching and I'll see you in the next one.
Timestamps:
Introduction: 0:00
The Sony Ericsson Xperia X10: 0:20
Unboxing the clone: 1:32
Comparison between the real deal & the clone: 3:22
Closer look at the clone: 5:08
Power On & User Interface: 6:34
Installed Applications & Settings: 8:00
The Ringtones: 9:25
Opening Applications & Connecting to WiFi: 12:12
Browser Test & Attempted TH-cam Test: 13:14
Java Applications & Handwriting: 15:12
Wallpapers, Photos & Display: 17:35
Trying to install a Java Game: 18:53
Opening More Applications & The Camera: 19:55
Camera Test: 21:45
Wonderful Quality & Videos: 24:52
Preloaded Music & Speaker Test: 26:53
More Apps, FM Radio & TV: 29:09
Games: 31:25
Trying the browser again & the rest of the apps: 32:55
Other Functions & Conclusion: 35:20
I have more of these things: 36:47
Teardown: 38:08
Does it still work & full specifications: 42:05
Final Thoughts etc: 43:07
Outro: 44:04
Be good people!
Sweet :)
Hello. Why does your video have such a low volume?
It is VERY important that videos do NOT have much lower volume than other things like advertising.
Imagine that you turn the volume up a lot and then comes the advertising, bang.
Not good for ears!
I recognised some of the ringtones: 7, 9 and 10 were the old MIDI ringtones from the 1st edition Nokia Series 40, and the horrible no. 2 was in fact a very popular SMS tone from the Sony Ericsson T series phones (T610, T630…) where it didn't sound horrible at all back then, but that was because of a higher-quality synthesiser.
Not sure whether it's interesting or not, but here we go… Glad we see these things keep on coming.
Cheers!
would love to see whats on the HTC Magic clone
@@VolivovejVolej my htc touch diamond 2009 clone has same ringtones, same games, ui a little different,if you use device in landscape it will change, tv is only analog, some model might have dvb-t (which is also dying in europe) you can try engineer mode with * # 3 6 4 6 6 3 3 # but be careful and don't click sim speed or your device will brick, camera records in avi (mjpeg+pcm) better than 3gp (h263+amr), no jelly effect, please let me know if for some reason you come across default android 4.0 chinese tablet system files, should include brain massage music and pixar video trailer (.mov)
RING 5 is traditional pasodoble music,really popular
Now that's an Android Clone, A Java OS that was stylized as Android
My friend once had a fake Galaxy S3 with Java OS styled on Android. It seemed fun to me at the time, considering that there was already a wide range of cheap Chinese phones running on real Android OS back then. This "S3" also had an tv/fm antenna and wonderful games like ANGRY BIRD and FRUIT SAMURAI.
Its kind of silly, since old versions can run on that SOC
@@Pupp3tCl0wn 🤣 fruit samurai
As others mentioned, Allview is a Romanian company slapping their name on generic Chinese phones. That Bolt thing seems to have been a browser that Allview preloaded on the phones they sold, except the Chinese decided to nick it for this Xperia clone for whatever reason.
my school bought allview tablets for the school that ran 5.1 and are still used
this is the kind of camera quality people have when they record UFOs and aliens
When you launched the Bolt app the language was Romanian and allview is a romanian company which rebrand chinese phones :)
I love how big the speaker is for how shitty it is. Speakers nowadays are so small and so good on flagships... This phone is surprisingly fast for a java phone and the pictures aren't the worst we've seen in this channel haha
I have to disagree, most flagship speakers are very tinny, though they do beat out this knock-off.
@@youtubeairways8646 my midrange samsung has alot of bass
@@techysaviour alot of bass = mainstream EQ preset, quite typical, not a sign of quality
The still camera is still better than most 2020 welcome phones.
I definitely want to see the rest of them! The clone devices are awesome. I love your videos they’re great!
This video gives me nostalgia for the airphone 4 that ashens reviewed 10 years ago lol
Ofc i want to see all clones that you have. I reallly love their UI and details :)
I really missed your “Greetings everyone” man
To 1:32 I thought that it’s actually that clone and I was like That’s not bad at all 🤦♂️
6:02 that’s genius. When one stops working you can use second one 😄
11:26 this song will be playing on my funeral
19:51 yeah, you must have touchscreen supported games and for right resolution. When I was installing games to SciPhone i9+++ I typed: 420x360 Java games touchscreen support
2 batts bc phones had terrible battery lif in 2010e lol
That ring 5 has one bit that's so similar to field of hopes and dreams i was caught off guard for a second there
These Xperias had weird problems with their touchscreens drifting out of calibration. My girlfriend at that time had an X10 and it would stop recognizing fingerpresses when the environment got too hot. In summer this thing was almost unuseable.
There was a super-complicated method to recalibrate it. Did that once, worked, never dared to look at it again.
The clone probably worked better in that regard.
And then you had the follow up, the Z, which got so hot you couldn't even use it in the summer months without having it overheat doing anything even remotely demanding. Really no surprise the whole series kinda fell into obscurity.
Thought it was a problem with mine only. Good to know after this many years that it wasn't my fault. I used to install custom ROM the device like crazy 🤣. Hope the girl i passed this device to didn't blame me for the touch
When you think about certain things it’s quite amazing how far technology has advanced, but we don’t really appreciate it until you look at specifications etc because it’s constantly advancing in small amounts
2010 1GB memory 2021 upto 1TB in a phone
Whilst other things not so much
We are still polluting the planet etc
2 GB SD cards were supported in 2006 phones, tho.
By 2010 16 GB SD cards were supported.
6:46 The same start-up tone was on my Chinavasion Odyssey (no name M1516), except that was more of a clone of a Nokia design with an iOS style interface, but I believe it ran the same OS underneath, which I believe was based on Nucleus RTOS. The phone you show is more of a clone of a Sony design with a HTC Sense style interface. Wow.
MediaTek Maui
6:46
It originated from lenovo
Ring 3 is the theme from Laputa: Castle in the Sky from Studio Ghibli, the rest no idea apart from mario 🤣
MIDI 2 is a grandpa polka
I would like to see a review of that "Android" phone. Also this Xperia clone is pretty good for MTK clone standards
Geez, finally someone got one of those that didn't lag to hell and back all the time...
11:54 - Well, I didn't expect a surprise clone phone ringtone rendition of Minnie Riperton's 'Loving You' today. Instant earworm again.
13:34 - And did that just generate some local RSA encryption keys? And why?
Well, I have no idea what it was doing, but think I remember that GnuPG on Windows uses mouse movements to get random data for RSA keypairs. Huh...
Android 1.6 runs so much faster on this phone, used to have one back in the day. The lack of RAM even for its time was painful.
Do you mean a real or fake Xperia X10?
The clone doesn't use android, it's a java phone
@@Natsukashii1111 the real one :)
hehe, IMEI actually show that its proper IMEI... CHANGJIANG HJY X10 they actually registered that model...
Also I would love to see if someone would do remake of Xperia Arc or x10, Just imagine new phone in that style...
The LG G Flex series was kinda similar in aesthetics but the whole flexible screen gimmick led to too many downsides. I'd rather see a remake of the Xperia Pro from 2011 personally, since there's definitely a market for a flagship device with a physical keyboard.
@@yukisaitou5004 yeah flex was flop, but still it would be nice to see some lines as first and second generation of xperias had because foe past few years most of phones are just slabs of glass, it's not hard to add some curvature and lines on sides and back
@@yukisaitou5004 ah yes, the Xperia Pro series, I had an Xperia Mini Pro, truly one of my favourite phones of all time. That thing was a tank and I’m sad I don’t have it with me anymore lol
The main issue with that IMEI is that for some reason, Chinese manufactures use the same IMEI for every clone phone of the same model, so if one phone gets blacklisted, the others will too.
That Java OS actually looks better than most Androids. And very clean.
You forgot “/s” sir.
@@JOHNWICK-5903.5 I wasn't being sarcastic. Android is an ugly as sin OS.
you can literally change the way stuff looks on android lol@@acumenium8157
Not sure if anybody else recognized this but Ring 3 is actually the theme from Castle in the Sky (a Studio Ghibli movie from the 80s)
19:50 I was going to mention that earlier given you loaded some java apps, but from my experience with nokia java phones, you have to select apps according on your resolution.
The "Welcome" tune reminds of the chorus of Ninja Re Bang Bang from Kyary Pamyu Pamyu
Anyone remember this?
The first Walkman smartphone from Sony Ericsson, a true iPod killer
W950i
And M600
And w300i
“ipod killer” lol
@@poble There have always been products that are as good as the apple products if you did not know about it.
@@ford1546 yeah but calling it an “ipod killer” is a bit of an exaggeration
I'm pretty sure I had the 950i. It was so fancy that I got the display model to save some dollars
this is the father of a “welcome” startup phone😳
Bootleg Sony phone with Super Mario music. Makes sense
17:26 - It's Romanian. Allview is a romanian-based phone brand, that takes phones from China and rebrands them under their own brand.
I've seen them in Poland as well. Sometimes they appear in some grocery supermarkets that also have a small electronics section.
Most of the songs you don’t recognise are Chinese pop songs. Some are quite famous in the early-mid 2000s.
Ring 6: It hurts to say goodbye/Comment te dire adieu
Ring 3: Laputa: Castle in the sky
yes found a song called Cockney girl - Leehom wang, it's really catchy
>someone put a rock in a tin can
Now that's what I call rock music!
My sister's boyfriend had an Xperia x10 mini when they were somewhat popular, he absolutely loved that phone, but it eventually died when he accidentally dropped it into a cup of coffee.
You put out so much content! long videos too... You are crazy productive how do you pull that off?
Its like a mix of the Xperia x 10 with the x10 mini
13:40 Interesting. Since the device doesn't have a secure cryptographic random number generator, this is how Opera Mini got around the issue. Neat.
I could be wrong, but I have a feeling that bear video was from a series back in the days of 3 Mobile in Aus
same era as Petey and Jaydee
11:45 If anyone wants to listen to the worst ringtone on planet earth
Allview is a Romanian phone company, and that text was in Romanian :) (se încarcă) means Loading 🤣
It has multiple nokia ringtones and ring 2 is a copy from a ringtone on the SE t280i btw i couldnt stop laughing when you did the front camera video test
17:22 error
Internet not avaible. Check the service.
I remember i had a "welcome" iPhone clone back in 2010/2011ish? It had exactly the same os and interface
That TV Mobile logo does look like the old MTV logo from the 80's up to the late 2000's.
If i would have that in 2010 i would be so freaking cool
That steam icon is from an icon pack called "HP ICON PACK" from Hydropro Icons. I know that cuz I use that icon pack.
If you asked me about that bear video 10 to 12 years ago I'd know its name, that same bear was in a video that came on a "S O N Y" MP4 I had as a child, and I remember downloading more of them from youtube using voobys (dang, I miss voobys LOL) to watch in it, and I'm pretty sure you can find that episode somewhere in youtube.
I'm also 100% sure I heard that chime it played while powering off before. Maybe from my old fake 711TV?
The bears name is Bernard if I'm not mistaken.
@@RealEpikCartfrenYT YEAH! Bernard the bear! Thanks dude
might be off there but ring 6 song all like old sailor moon theme song. my uncle,s girl used to listen to that a lot way back when
i had the genuine xperia x10 and xperia ray back in the days, good times
Could you try find a clone / welcome version of the sony Xperia x10 mini, the one with the slide out qwerty keyboard great review. I had the x10 mini and loved it great phone great camera and amazing keyboard
I think a friend of mine had a similar Java phone thing with tv built in back in the day. I would love seeing more of those things 😉
I still have my X10 mini pro. And it sill works as my music streaming device.
Honestly, I would love a modern take on such a device - tiny but with a full keyboard.
i used to have one, i loved it
R.I.P x10 mini pro
31:20 There's a diy project, on the internet, that uses a raspberry pi and a pi hat to broadcast a UHF signal to old CRT TV's.
Alternatively, back in the day, you could also use NES/SNES chinese knockoffs, to broadcast your game over VHF( I believe).
What a waste of time, that project.
You can just get some RF modulator from aliexpress, connect it to an RF amplifier and then connect that to an antenna.
pretty sure the ne s can just do that witth some effort anyways
Aw man this makes me miss my old X10i
So, this is a Sony Xperia clone with an HTC Sense skinned Java OS but you have a similar phone that actually looks like an HTC Magic which never got HTC Sense...
Allview is from Romania and the error was sayng "internet not avaliable please verify the service"
Aye that is a near Sense UI.
I had an HTC Aria (aka Liberty) back in the day. It came loaded with Android 2.1 (Sense UI 2.0) so I can't say as far as original goes, but mine the bottom bar was more rounded. Otherwise not much difference.
Back when Sony used to mean something. Now the bootleggers won't even make xperia knockoffs
Shame too. Sony makes decent phones.
@@nathansstuff1547 eeeh depends. Most seem to be super fragile
@@Zero-Dracoro I've heard some decent enough things about some of the recent ones, know my XZ Premium served me well too. Thought that was a decent phone at the time. Also didn't need a 4K screen, yet did for whatever reason.
Liked having a dedicated button on the side for the camera too.
@@nathansstuff1547 my mother had one of the newer xperias i think it was, plastic frame and such, cant remember exact model but she only had it for like a half a year or so, suddenly display went blank, vibrates and works, looking with light you can see slight crack under the glass, she takes care of her devices so it was quite odd
@@Zero-Dracoro odd
@SMOOREZ to get the TV working; all you need is a DVD player or VCR & a RF Transmitter
Bro I love your videos
Actually you can make a analogue tv transmitter using a VHS player, works fine inside a house, input your source through av , put a signal strength device then an antenna...
or if you have an old rf transmitter
How to get TV working on one of these vintage nuggets? EASY.
Composite output of cable box ---> RF modulator ---> amplifier ---> rabbit-ear antenna
Will probably work within the range of the full house or most of it.
You will have to spend $10 on eBay though
18:52 "Oh god, I look dead there..." 🤣
I got the Xperia neo with the same CPU and overclocked it to 1.6ghz.
It was faster than the Dual core Samsung S II at that time
fun fact: you can actually watch youtube videos on opera youtube just doesnt allow it the browser work
heh, so you have to change your user agent then... typical Google silliness, heh
When i was younger, i really wanted this phone as you could play games java on it
my first andoid phone.
Oh hey, you're not far from me. For some reason I thought you were in Adelaide, not sure where I got that idea
Love the jelly videos had me in stitches
If you want a low power broadcast grab an antanna amplifier and plug it in backwards or you can use an antanna instead of a TV at the output
???? backwards???
the ringtones are from the Retro Phone Show's T3000 iPhone Clone
I wonder whether there are Xperia I mk. III (the latest Sony flagship) clones. I doubt it, since it's an enthusiast device, and I doubt any buyers would be tricked, and it's not a fashion thing like most other smartphone brands.
if it exists theres a clone lmao
so the IMEI is for a "CHANGJIANG HJY X10"
so yea, legit IMEI and not stolen, possibly a first
alview is a tech romanian company ,and that language from that app was romanian ,it said some error there
7:53 my android 2.2 phone does have the notification area as well
that bear show is called Bernard Bear--- or something. it used to air in my local tv.
"Ring 5" sounds almost exactly like part of the Chrono Cross battle music (yes the one everyone seems to hate)
Shout out to Ashens 🤣
Had an X10 mini pro as my second go at an Android phone. Hated it. Changed to iPhone.
Ring 7 is Tchaikovsky’s march of the toy soldiers!
The OS is actually called "Nucleus OS"
MAUI is based on Nucleus OS. uses the same kernel.
The first ringtone sounds like I have a dream by Westlife
I remember the java os and the tv mobiles
33:49 we got so close to recording some asmr, but the s is missing sadly
Ripley's cute.❤❤❤ Love cats I have two myself fluffy and missy.
11:35 i know that song but i dont know the name, its from white tiles 4 game
Have you seen BLU phone company phones? I just seen some of the videos about G91 phones so now im wondering if they are good or is it just bs like wish phones
ring 3 is clearly form a ghibli movie
any phone with java was amazing I remember my first Gmail was created in bolt browser
AB Repeater (repeating user defined part of audio or between A and B points),
Got 2 of these the original phone still working!
i forgot what model it was but i had the same looking phone but with a slide out keyboard
176x144 is REALLY HIGH resolution! (I'm owning phone with 2400x1080 screen resolution and 3840x2160 video recording support)
Cut over 100 times
*Let's finish off this night with a SMOOREZ vid.*
32:00 There is a dude who made that demon destruction game for android! If you search it on youtube, you will find it! It's an awesome game, i have installed it on my phone and whenever i have to wait somewhere, i play Demon Destruction on the go, which is so much fun :p
Yeah, that super duper looked like a Sense ripoff to me, my first smartphone was a Wildfire S with Sense 2. Still have that phone, and it works.. but can't do a whole lot, mostly due to nearly non-existant internal memory. It's nice and small though so was wondering about trying to use it as a dedicated MP3 player if I don't wanna use my phone for some reason.
omg i havent heard about the wildfire s in forever
The phone looks exactly like Sony Ericsson xperia arc s
sony ericsson arc s is approx. 2 years newer than it x10 is
looks like allview partenered with BOLT for their web browser looks like it doesn't support wifi
Yooo i remember that bear cartoon i think it was called Bernard r something like that...never rly liked it tbh
Yep, i watched it as well in Sweden around 15 years ago. Nostalgia
I love android clones lol
that wallpaper is pretty
Ring 10 is copied version of Nokia’s “Streetwise” ringtone.
Is that actually capacitive touch screen?
Definitely HTC, just like the Wildfire S I had about 10 years ago.