Seams like Motorola is getting ready for a second Droid phone, this time, just a Bar.  Today FCC just passed a new Motorola phone, IHDP56KT1. This new phone features dual band CDMA-EVDO A, Standalone GPS, Bluetooth 2,0 + EDR and Quadband GSM (850, 900, 1800 and 1900) for global use and WiFi.

The battery that this phone will use is the SNN5846A with 1390 mhA, same as the Motorola Droid only uses. We don’t confirmation about this phone will run Android 1.5 or 2.0.  Probably this will be the second Droid phone for Verizon Wireless.  We don’t forget about the new Motorola MB501 Android phone with 3G bands.

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The new HTC Hero CDMA version just passed FCC today. Rumors about this Android Phone will come to Sprint or T-Mobile were going around the web. Finally T-Mobile officially announced that it will not carry the Hero. Seams that Sprint will.

The new HTC Hero CDMA version will features CDMA 800-1900 with EVDO, WiFi, Bluetooth 2.0.

Full specifications:

The LG VX9200 is a CDMA 1900 and 850 with EvDO capability. The camera is unknown but probably will be 2 MP. Qwerty keyboard, Bluetooth, MP3 player and GPS.

More news will be posted soon, stay tuned.

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• Built-in Music Player Lets Your Stream Or Download Music To Your Phone
• Watch On-demand Video or Listen to Music Via Verizon V CAST
• Advanced Bluetooth Wireless Technology Lets You Stream Stereo Music
• 1.3 Megapixel Digital Camera Takes Crisp Pictures And Long Video Clips
• Supports TXT+PIX+FLIX, As Well As Email and Instant Messaging
• Get Audible Turn-by-turn Driving Directions On Your Phone
• Advanced Voice Activated Dialing Requires No Phone Pre-training
• EV-DO Technology Lets You Surf The Web At Broadband Data Speeds
• Battery Type – Li Ion
• Talk Time – Up to 207 Minutes
• Standby Time – Up to 210 Hours.
• Color Main Display – 176 x 220 Pixels, Over 262,000 Colors Displayed
• External Display – 96 x 96 Pixels, Over 65,000 Colors Displayed
• Color – Black
• Style – Flip
• Warranty – LG Factory Warranty
• Speakerphone – Yes, Strong Stereo Speakerphone
• Voice-activated Dialing – Yes, Speaker-independent So No Phone Pre-training Required
• To-Do List – Yes
• Voice Memo – Yes, Record Up to 1 Minute Apiece, Up to 30 Separate Recordings
• Standard 2.5mm Headset Jack – Yes, Stereo
• Alarm – Yes
• Calculator – Yes, With Tip Calculator
• Calendar – Yes
• Vibrate – Yes
• Phonebook Capacity – Up to 1,000 Contacts
• Multiple Numbers Per Name – Yes, Up to 5 Numbers Plus 2 Email Addresses Each
• TTY Compatible – Yes
• M3 Hearing Aid Compatible – Yes, M3 Rating

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For those who may not be familiar with EVDO Rev. 0 and Rev. A, here’s a quick rundown. EVDO Rev. 0 has average download speeds between 400-700Kbps with bursts of 2.4Mbps (which is rarely seen) in addition to low upload speeds with an average of 50-70Kbps and bursts up to 144Kbps. Rev. A, on the other hand, boosts everything with an average download speed between 600Kbps to 1.4Mbps and bursts up to 3.1Mbps and average uploads go up to 500-800Kbps with bursts to 1.8Mbps. Also as a side benefit is lower latency for better VoIP usage.

As a user of EVDO Rev. A (on Verizon’s network), I can attest to the fact that Alltel users will greatly appreciate this boost given that they can actually use it. Owners of the UTStarcomm UM150, Huawei EC228, HTC PPC6800, and HTC Touch will be able to benefit from the new upgrades through a simple software upgrade. An additional number thrown in is 82 percent: the number of potential customers that will have EVDO coverage compared to 76 percent now.

Via [Engadget Mobile]

Read [Alltel Press Release]