Acer beTouch E110

“There are a number of conflicting explanations why there are no Android Market, Google Maps, YouTube , etc. preinstalled on some phones that are otherwise running the Android OS. The most plausible is that while Android is free and open source, Google's applications, including the Android Market are proprietary. So far even manufacturers/carriers that are part of the Open Handset Alliance can sometimes opt not to include them in their Android phone distros for various business reasons – no official Market access in the countries or regions where they will be sold (reportedly mainly Middle East and some of Asia), hassle of legal permissions from Google to integrate Android Market and other Google services, and so on.”

“The Acer beTouch E110 is far from unusable, but a higher-resolution screen and access to the Android app store are sorely lacking. Also unremarkable in terms of appearance, there are much better phones available at a similar price”