It’s only just broken cover here at MWC, but T3.com can exclusively reveal the Puma Phone is the first in a range from the German sports company.
When asked if there were more Puma Phones to come, Lionel Morvan, Operators Group Sales Manager from Sagem Wireless said: "Yes, there will be more."
“Puma wants to connect its core users through Facebook, Twitter, and so on, and this is a great way to do it,” he said during our hands-on.
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Unfortunately other details were scant as to specs and what kind of devices they would be. He wouldn’t confirm if we would see the sporty mobiles this year.
The Puma Phone is made by Sagem in conjunction with the sports company. It has a 2.8-inch touchscreen, solar panel on the back for charging, and has a pedometer and GPS for tracking your runs.
It also lets you download Puma apps, and swap photos easily to another Puma Phone.
