A job interview in a city you barely know? No problem, there is google maps. Quickly share some documents with co-workers? No problem, there is Google Drive. Just checking the name of the restaurant that opened next door? No problem, there is Google Chrome.
For many Android users, Google services are an integral part of everyday life. Not only because it is practical, but also because it comes pre-installed on most Android smartphones. But there is another way. Years ago, Murena decided to create an easy-to-use but Google-free Android variant.
The cell phone, which has a Mediatek Helio P60 processor and a 6.53-inch IPS screen with a resolution of 2,242 x 1,080 pixels, costs 349 euros. The main memory is 4 GB, and the built-in flash memory is 128 GB. The cell phone has a triple camera installed, the main camera is 48 MP, and the front camera is 25 MP. Google Apps: none.
