We’ve talked about the HTC Magic and about Huawei’s non-working prototype, both Android handsets shown at the MWC. Now it’s time for the DSTL1 which is General Mobile’s Android smartphone.

And the DSTL1 is a dual-SIM phone ready to impress us. It has a WQVGA screen, a 5 megapixels AF camera, 4GB of internal storage upgradeable via microSD and on-board FM. What won’t impress you is the lack of 3G connectivity. The DSTL1 will only be available in two tri-band EDGE versions. Still waiting on release dates and pricing. What do you think? Will it be a hit?

Check this phone out. Does it look like an Android-based phone or what? I mean sure, the G1 is good looking, but it could do so much better in terms of design. General Mobile stepped up to the task and created this DSTL1 which is supposed to be a dual SIM handset running on Android.

The smartphone might be launched at MWC later next month and it will sport a 3-inch TFT touchscreen, 5 megapixel camera with LED flash, 4GB of built-in storage space, WiFi and a 624MHz Marvell processor. The phone should be available later in Q3 so until then we might see more detailed pictures and features of the DSTL1.

via Android Authority