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I loot West right here for CNET's we're taking a look at this it's the orange clip it's a tiny Firefox smartphone let's take a look okay so let's talk first about that Firefox OS software so if you're not familiar at Firefox OS is a little bit like Android it's a very basic but very easy to use interface so your apps are arranged in grids in these nice little circular icons if you swipe down from the top you get a notification bar just like on Android and if you long press this home button you can see all the apps that you're using and that's how you switch around to do multitasking it's running Firefox OS version 2.0 which is the latest version and this is also a dual SIM phone so it will accept two SIM cards at once a little more hardware this is a 3.5 inch screen it's got a 480 by 320 pixel resolution now that's not very high but bear in mind that this phone is quite basic and quite cheap and it should be alright for things like social media and checking email inside this thing there's a dual-core processor clocked at one gigahertz and if I flip it around you can see that camera on the back that is a 2 megapixel camera there's no front-facing camera though so unfortunately selfies are out of the question so this phone is going to be sold exclusively through orange and you're going to get it as part of a deal now that deal is a bundle it cost 40 US dollars so that's a very cheap way of getting hold of a smartphone and that bundle includes things like text calls and data this phone is going to be coming to 13 different markets by the end of the first half of 2015 so it's a basic phone but one that's very cheap and quite cheerful on the questura C net Ted 2 C net for loads more from mobile or Congress