A lot of people thought that INQ had outdone themselves by incorporating all their technology into one mobile phone when they released the INQ1 last year. Although they were able to gain undeniable success with this award-winning handset, but some reckoned they had run out of ideas. Turns out, they were just working on a bigger and better version all along. It’s time to meet the INQ Mini 3G.
Beyond Facebook
We adored how INQ attempted to bring mobile internet and social networking to the lower end market when they released the very reasonably priced INQ1. Some actually dubbed it as the Facebook mobile as it integrated direct Facebook access on the home screen without the need for a dedicated client. This time around, they’re at it again with the Mini 3G. They’ve decided to combine all the Facebook features into a smaller and cheaper device. And they’ve also decided to add another innovative addition: Twitter integration. You can now tweet away on your INQ Mini 3G at any time and at any place.
There’s More to It
Although the INQ1 did have some revolutionary features, it wasn’t really able to wow the audience design-wise. The INQ Mini 3G hopes to gain success where its predecessor failed by having a more sleek and stylish design. For the sake of personalization, users will also have the option to choose between 7 different coloured back covers. All the photos leaked online have the bright red back cover on, but users can add their own twist to the INQ Mini 3G by picking the colour of their choice.
Also on board the device is a 2.2-inch high resolution screen, a functional 2-Megapixel camera, a 3.5 mm ear jack that is compatible with any standard headset, and a microSD slot for upgrading the internal memory.
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Following the success of the award-winning INQ1, the manufacturers of the wonderful device have recently unveiled two new mobile phones that are set to hit the market come Q4 of this year – the INQ Chat 3G and the 
INQ have just announced two phones that they have in development that will be aimed mainly at the social networking phone user. INQ plan to build on the success of their ‘Facebook phone’, the INQ1 that featured special integration with Facebook. This proved to be very popular and now INQ want to extend this to other services including Twitter, eBay and Skype among others. While the phone world is starting to see the integration of these services available on many devices, either though in-built apps or downloadable apps, they are usually to be found on the more pricey phone. Now with the announced release of these upcoming handsets, INQ promise to bring this functionality into the low price range and make it more affordable.