A while ago, Google announced the new Android 1.6 , now, the new Version 2.0 is officially announced. The new Android 2.0 “Eclair” contains two very important sections: SDK support and a comprehensive list of changes in the latest version. Here are the major changes us lay folk are going to care about:
Motorola has just launched, only for T-Mobile costumers, the new Motorola Cliq or Dext for other markets. The second is the Sholes, exclusively offered by Verizon Wireless. But, we now that Motorola is planing to launch even more phones. The third new Motorola phone (maybe Android) is called Devour, recently passed by WiFi alliance.
Today, the new Android phone, the Motorola Cliq is available for existing costumers via upgrade. 
There were rumors about that only pre-orders would be taken today, but it appears for all the world that T-Mobile is ready to start shipping the CLIQ to its loyal customers ahead of the November 2nd full release date.
Prices start from $199.99 on a two-year agreement and 449.99 without extension of your contract.
Everybody is talking about the new thing going on from T-Mobile. The Project Black or Dark has been going on the rumors since we posted about this big news just recently. But now, seams, the sun is coming out and we can see more clear what is happening.
Motoblur, Motorola’s social network exclusive available only on the Motorola Cliq, is the key feature for the new Android phone from Motorola. Seams that Motoblur can also be installed ( not officially ) to other Android phones, like T-Mobile G1.
Just today, T-Mobile and Samsung, had announced the new Android powered phone, the new Behold 2. Just few days ago, The Samsung T939, Behold 2 passed FCC. In addition, we were the first to confirmed the rumors about if this phone will be running Android.
Just recently, T-Mobile announced the new Motorola Cliq with Motoblur. Later on , the availability of the Cliq was exposed and the price was 199 with 2 years contract starting the pre sale from Oct 19 to Nov 1st. Now, according with AndroidandMe, just got some info from T-Mobile with the retail price of the Cliq.
T-Mobile may be on the verge of updating its Android phones with the 1.6 update with “Donut” features. Starting today, the carrier will give both, the G1 and myTouch 3G users, the upgraded features, which are known to include device-wide search, gestures, text-to-speech and likely the redesigned Android Market. A handful of G1 owners have had the update as of midnight; 24 hours from that point, some myTouch 3G owners should also get the update barring technical issues found in the test rollout.