Kyocera introduces K352 handset

Any cellphone worth it’s salt today must come with a decent amount of internal memory, a memory card slot of some sort, and MP3 playback capability. Kyocera decided to give the K352 the musical treatment by shipping 256MB of built-in flash memory to store a handful of tracks which comes in handy when you want to alleviate boredom during the long commute home, although purists will be dismayed by the amount of memory included. The CDMA K352 has dedicated music controls that will not interfere with other cellphone operations, giving you complete control over your tunes. Last but not least, a VGA camera (bah!) rounds off the list of entry-level features. The lack of a memory card slot is extremely disturbing, making the Kyocera K352 a pseudo-music phone. We recommend you pick one up from Sony Ericsson’s stable of Walkman phones instead.