Remember the Motorola Morrison, the first Android-powered toy by the company ? A few days back, there rumors about the device in the making. But, there were no other details about the device. Now, the specs and the speculated release date have been leaked.

The device would come loaded with the following features :

• Qualcomm 528 MHz CPU
• 256 MB of RAM
• 512 MB flash memory
• microSDHC support (32GB)
• 320×480 HVGA display
• accelerometer
• magnetometer
• proximity sensor
• ambient light sensor
• 5 MP camera with autofocus
• Geotagging
• Also, GPS, 3G support, and wi-fi

This device was supposed to be an entry-level phone. And, the specs seem quite decent for a low-budget device. But, the looks of the device does not go with the image of a business-class device. So, this device would probably target the youth. And, the speculated release date of the device is October 21.

[via AndroidCentral]

Samsung’s product manager for the Samsung Reclaim, Casey Ryan said while talking to a New York Times reporter, that the users can expect to get their grip on Android powered touch screen devices, priced well below US $100. There was no mention about whether Samsung will be offering the devices or not. Also, there were no more details regarding the devices. But, if this report is to be believed, then we can expect to see Android devices all over the place.

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A couple of months back, there had been reports that Google plans to launch 15-20 Android devices by the end of this year. Also, there were reports that 50% of HTC phones releasing next year, would come loaded with Android. Both these news seem to be fruitifying now. Almost every day, news of some or the other Android device in the making crops up. Now, according to AndroidGuys, AT&T is working on an Android-powered device, the HTC Fiesta.

The speculated specs of the device are :

• ARM11 Processor
• Phone Keypad
• 240×320 Display
• MIDI, AAC, MP3, 3GP, OGG.

Having a look at the specs, it makes me suppose that this would be a low-end device, targeting the masses. Will it have touch screen ? And, will it have features like inbuilt GPS ? Possible! Moreover, we have no news about the pricing or the release date of the device.

So, are you already eyeing this device ? Just stay glued to GAndroidmix and we will keep you abreast with any further details regarding the phone.

[via AndroidGuys]

myTouch 3G, T-Mobile’s second Android-powered phone has been officially launched today. The device will be available for $199.99 and are available in three colours, black, merlot and white. This device comes without a hardware keyboard, and appears much slimmer than T-Mobile G1, the company’s first Android-powered device.

This device sports a 3.2″ QVGA screen, a 3.2 MP camera, 528 MHz Qualcomm processor, Bluetooth 2.0 + EDR, WiFi and GPS. Click here to know more about the device.

[via AndroidCentral]

Every Android-powered device starts making news even before it goes into the manufacturing stage. But videos of Skate, an Android-powered smartphone by Innocomm Inc. is already making rounds on youtube.com and we had no hint about this device till date. Innocomm claims that Skate is “the World’s smallest 2.8″ smartphone based on the Android OS.”

This is how the device looks :

Check out the videos below and find out more about the device yourself :




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Amazon.com and Google have launched an Amazon app for Android powered devices. This app would run on any Android device and is available for free, from the Android Market.

Here’s a pic showing the app running :

It includes the following features :

• Purchasing using Amazon’s 1-Click® ordering and Amazon Prime
• Tracking packages or modifying orders using the Your Account feature
• Receiving personalized recommendations
• Viewing editorial and customer reviews
• Getting the Gold Box Deal of the Day
• Accessing their Wish List

So now, Android users can buy the products of their choice from Amazon, with just the help of their finger-tips, anywhere and anytime. And, you can also enjoy additional benefits mentioned above.

[via MobileCrunch]

Motorola Sholes has headed the Android way. According to reports, it is an Android-powered device, which will be available in the US in October this year.

It seems quite feature-rich :

• 480 x 854 3.7-inch display
• 512MB storage, 256MB RAM
• microSD/microSDHC support up to 16GB (8GB ships with phone!)
• 5-megapixel camera with autofocus
• GPS
• USB, Bluetooth 2.0 and WiFi

Possibly, the device will support both CDMA and EVDO Rev A. And, here’s a live shot of the phone :

[via androidarena]

Tablet PC lovers, gear up for a new toy at your disposal. China Mobile is planning to launch an Android-powered Tablet PC, which also include phone functionality and would run the OPhone OS. We do not have any details about the device, but we have a couple of pictures of the device.

[via androidguys]

Android is undoubtedly the reigning king of the world of rumors. Everyday, we get tons of rumors about the not-so-old OS. This time it comes from Phillips. Some pictures of V808, the first Android powered mobile phone by the company has emerged. Here’s a sneak-peak at the Phillips device, which is claimed to be Android-powered:

The speculated ingredients of the dish are :

• 3.2″ Touchscreen
• HVGA (320×480 pixels) display
• 3.2MP camera
• Dimensions 115×61×14mm

The features seem quite impressive. But only time will tell, how much will actually materialize in times to come.

[via androidguys]

Android just hit the Asian market (read India) with the launch of HTC Magic, a couple of days back. Now, Google’s Eric Chu sent a note to the application developers, in which he had mentioned that Android will be launched in Japan on July 10. He also mentioned that Android is also supposed to hit Bulgaria and Romania some time in the future.

He mentioned in the note “These markets do not yet have Android devices but we expect them to become available soon. Also, the first Android-powered phone will launch in Japan on July 10th (local time), after which free apps will be visible to users in that market. ”

There was no mention about which Android devices would be available in these countries. Also, we have no clue about the pricing and data plans. But, Android is surely going places.  It remains to be seen, how an open-source OS does in the Asian market.

[via androidauthority]