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what's up guys Mike Perlman here for TechnoBuffalo we're looking at the pantech pocket let's see if this phone is right for your pocket okay right off the bat you're gonna notice the design of this phone strays from the regular see of flat Android homogenize Asian and I like that this is a 4.0 inch SVGA touch screen display and just look at the the real estate here so landscape and portrait mode you're given an ample amount of space here this is running Android 2.3 Gingerbread we have 4G HSPA+ speeds on the AT&T network and we also have five home screens we have the typical Android flavor here we have a full browser let's bring that up here and there's the TechnoBuffalo mobile site if you haven't checked that out check that out it rules now the pantech pocket has a five megapixel camera on the back and it's capable of 720p HD video which is pretty cool let's check the camera so it's simple kind of light on the features with the camera windows this phone has a 1 gigahertz processor let's go to the menu system and check out our applications here in the back we have a sixteen eighty milliamp hour battery it promises up to three hours for talktime and standby up to 250 hours okay so here's the e-reader I give you a little sneak peek here not bad pretty good resolution alrighty so this has been the pantech pocket for AT&T it looks like a very nifty phone outside of the box for you middle range smartphone users this has been Mike Pearlman for TechnoBuffalo