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.
Just today Microsoft has announced the availability of the new Windows Mobile 6.5 upgrade to some WM phones in the States. The list? very short but the way. HTC Dash, Snap and Touch Pro2, and the Samsung Jack and Epix.. hold on?… did they day HTC Dash 3G.? Seams the T-Mobile Dash 3G will get the upgrade soon, after the other carriers will get it first.
Motorola is in talks with large U.S. operators other than initial partner T-Mobile USA to sell its Cliq smartphone, but wouldn’t elaborate on key elements about the new product, including pricing.
Motorola will announce 2 Android phone this Sept 10th. One will be the Motorola Morrison coming to T-Mobile late September.
The new Samsung Intensity U450 is gonna be available for Verizon Wireless on Sept 8th according with BGR. But seams that the new touch screen phone is not gonna be available only for Verizon. According with Bluetooth.org, the Samsung SCH-U450 will be available also to Altell.
The new Motorola Morrison is expected to be available in T-Mobile this Oct 21th, but this September, Motorola is preparing to announce the new Morrison for T-Mobile and why not the Sholes for Verizon.
Yes, guys, seams that T-Mobile won’t be the only carrier witch is going to carry the new Motorola Morrison. How do we know that?. Well, today seams that FCC just passed a new Motorola Device, IHDP56C1, EVDO 800 – 1900 , Bluetooth witn EDR and WiFi. But looking deep in to the document, we noticed that the battery used is only for one phone model, The Morrison. As we reported before Here, the Morrison coming to T-Mobile