Sprint is expected to officially announce the HTC Supersonic next week. This Android device would be the first WiMax compatible phone released for a major carrier in the US. It will utilize Sprint’s 4G network that they have been boasting about for the longest.
LG’s first Android in South Korea will be called either Andro-1 or LG-KH5200. The company has yet to make it’s way stateside but they have several Android phones in different markets around the world. It has a 3-inch touchscreen, slide out QWERTY keyboard, GPS, HSDPA, EDGE, GRPS, Social Networking, 2MP Camera, Radio Tuner and MicroSD …
Innocomm, a new smartphone manufacturer has plans to bring multiple low cost but high end Android devices and distribute them worldwide. At this years MWC they introduced their Skate handset which is set for release later this year as the Innocomm Raja. The company has plans for 4 more Android releases this year.
The next must-have Android device is now up for pre-order at Play.com. The price equates to roughly $594.83 in US currency. That’s in the neighborhood of what we paid for the Nexus One.
Our friends over at slashgear has just done a really nice review of the BACKFLIP by AT&T. This phone has been known recently as the first Android without Google Search, it was replaced by Yahoo Search. Motorola has been cranking out Android devices since the release of their first, the Cliq. This is their fourth …
Earlier today I discussed the possibility of this phone being on multiple carriers around the world. T-Mobile UK is slated for a March 26th release. Not to be out done Orange has announced their plans for the Desire that includes a free offering for certain plans. I’ll let the announcement speak for itself:
I thought the HTC Droid Eris already had this name pegged. Its seems as though HTC has other plans for it, giving it to the phone we all know as the Bravo. The HTC Desire will be the newest entry into HTC leading Android family of phones.
Hot on the heels of yesterday’s live video, the Samsung I7500 shows up again for a quick photo shoot. Higher quality than the first set of smudgy pictures we saw, this new set leaves no inch of Samsung’s first Android smartphone unseen, including all the ports, hardware buttons and a shot of the battery compartment. …
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