Multi-OS Geeksphone Revolution Smartphone – Availability and Pricing Details

by Popa Loredana · Published February 14, 2014 · Updated February 22, 2014

The Spanish phone maker Geeksphone might not enjoy so much popularity around the world but things are about to chance or at least this is what the company hopes. The one responsible for such a change is its Geeksphone Revolution Smartphone ready to hit the market no later than on February 20 for a price of 239 euros. But unfortunately, we are only talking about the European market and we still have no clue about the company’s plans to bring the handset somewhere else too. Until receiving any fresh details on this topic, we want to tell you from the start that we actually have here a Multi-OS Geeksphone Revolution handset! What is that supposed to mean and what advantages you could get from this capability? If you’ll continue reading, you’ll get an answer to all your questions.

Multi-OS Capability

Geeksphone Revolution comes with either Google’s Android or Mozilla’s Boot2Gecko and the best part is that you can actually choose a different OS over the given ones. It can be Firefox OS or any custom ROM that you might feel like giving a try and we bet that we aren’t the only ones out there appreciating this idea.

Multi-OS Geeksphone Revolution Smartphone

Is Geeksphone Revolution a powerful device?

Geeksphone has also promised us a powerful device, but let’s see for sure what exactly this Geeksphone Revolution has to offer to its buyers. So, here we can fins a 4.7” qHD IPS display with a resolution of 2560×1440 pixels, as well as an 8MP camera that comes along with a 1.3-megapixel front-facing camera as well and a promising 2,000mAh battery.

When it comes to its processor, a dual-core 1.6GHz Intel Atom Z2560 CPU with 1GB of RAM and 4GB of storage space; and if this number is far from what you need for storing all your files, then you can use the microSD port for expanding up to 32GB.

Anyway, we won’t deny that there are plenty of other better options out there, but the multi-OS capability is the one that makes the difference in this case. Finally, it is up to you to decide if the smartphone is worth it or not.