Google’s Android One program, which aims to bring the latest version of Android on low-cost, yet capable devices, has reached the Philippines.
Two smartphones — the Cherry One and the MyPhone Uno — will go on sale in a few weeks with Android Lollipop on board, as well as dual SIM support and a MicroSD card slot for additional storage.
In addition, these phones will support YouTube’s offline playback feature and come with special offers on data plans.
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Android One previously launched in five other Asian countries, including India, Bangladesh, Nepal, Sri Lanka, and Indonesia.
➤ Android One says Mabuhay, Philippines! [Google Asia Pacific Blog]
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