Sony Ericsson has unveiled its latest smartphone, Aspen, a touchscreen device with thumb keyboard, that also gives us our first official sighting of Windows Mobile 6.5.3. It’s what last year’s Windows Mobile 6.5 should have been, finally bringing finger friendly controls to the entire UI.
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Looking not unlike Nokia’s E70 is the Motorola Motosplit, pictured in suitably blurry form on Engadget.
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The Motorola DROID is the first phone to be launched with the Android 2.0 software. It will come to the UK as the Motorola Milestone. It is, simply put, the fastest and most responsive Android phone so far; still not flawless in every respect but a notable improvement over its predecessors.
The Liquid A1 is Acer’s first Android phone, and the first Android phone from anyone to be equipped with the 1GHz Snapdragon processor. The design is quite plain – although by no means unattractive – the build quality is very impressive and the …
The BlackBerry Storm 2 has been announced, and will go on sale through Vodafone in the UK later this month.
Personal media player speciaist Archos has confirmed its plan to add an Android-powered smartphone to its range.
Precise details are thin on the ground at the moment, other than that it will pack a 1GHz processor and the highest resolution screen yet seen on any current smartphone (the unusual 854 x 480 pixels, and mesuring 4.3″), all in a body no thicker than 10mm.
A spokesperson told us that the device would likely be available Sim-free and that they would also be looking at network deals.
The Archos Phone Tablet is expected to be unveiled officially at CES next January.
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