HTC Liberty — Take a quick look about the features of the newest HTC phone, HTC Liberty

The HTC Liberty has a 320 × 480 pixel touchscreen display, a 5 megapixels camera and a ARM11 processor, this cell phone also supports 3.5mm headphone jack, USB port, Bluetooth, WiFi and run the Android 2.1 OS. The HTC Liberty cell phone will be AT&T customization.

Here’s a quick rundown of the Liberty’s specs:

• 2.8in 320×480 touchscreen
• Optical trackpad
• 5MP Camera
• 3.5mm jack

HTC Liberty comes with AT&T now. The smartphone is based on Android OS from Google and has a HVGA touchscreen as well.

HTC Evo 4G — Another high-end Android phone launch is around the corner and has already raised many anticipatory expectations.

The HTC Evo 4G will be launched by Sprint next month, on June 4. On Wednesday, the company announced its pricing of the first 4G enabled phone to be released in US and as competition to the Apple iPhone.

The HTC Evo 4G will be available with a Sprint two year contract for $199.99. While the phone details were announced earlier, this announcement about price follows earlier information released about the phone.

In contrast to the Apple iPhone 4G, a prototype of which was recently leaked into the technology media, the HTC Evo 4G has been steadily building up for its June 4 release, with time to time information about the phone. Moreover, even though the iPhone 4G will be released in June and probably within the same price band, the HTC Evo 4G, has a chance to grab phone enthusiasts because of its earlier release.

The specifications of the HTC Evo 4G include a 4.3 invh LCD screen, 1 GHz Snapdragon processor, an eight mega pixel camera avilable on the back, apart from a 1.3 mega pixel camera on the back, and a 1.3-megapixel camera on the front. The HTC Sense UI enabled device will run on Google Android 2.1.

The HTC Evo 4G will feature streaming of YouTube videos in high quality mode, according to Sprint, apart from a host of other features. It will have four virtual touch sensitive navigation buttons – Home, Menu, Back, Search. It can connect upto eight Wi-Fi-enabled devices and will support simultaneous voice and data.

HTC Desire Android — UK mobile phone operator Orange has just confirmed that the new HTC Desire Android smartphone will be available on their network from April 2010.

The HTC Desire will be available on Orange, with a wide range of personal and business contracts, and may be available for free on some pay monthly contracts.

The HTC Desire is an updated version of the Google Nexus One, it features a 1GHz Qualcomm Snapdragon processor and a 3.7 inch WVGA AMOLED touchscreen display, WiFi, A-GPS and a microSD card slot, and a five megapixel camera.

Francois Mahieu, Director of Devices, Orange UK said, “We’re really pleased to be working with HTC to bring the latest Android 2.1 device to market. The Desire is a truly powerful handset which will allow consumers to get to grips with all the things they love about the Internet.”

This may affect sales of the Google Nexus One in the UK, as the majority of users will go for the new updated HTC device which features HTC’s Sense user interface and built in FM radio, plus a range of other features over the Google Nexus One.

Pricing and the exact availability is not available yet while Orange have just said that the HTC Desire will be available starting April 2010.

Google — Google developed a new Android, it’s the new Nexus One.

Apparently Google has had enough of selling its Android Operating System to Cell Phone manufacturers. “Wall Street Journal” reported that Google is considering a device of its own complete with Android Platform. The device is named as Nexus One. Reportedly Google has teamed up with HTC to come up with the Google Phone.

Initially the reports were that the Google device manufactured by Nexus One would hit the markets sometime during next year. However apparently Google has denied all such reports. According to the authorities at Google, Nexus One is being developed to test further versions of Android platform at home rather than having to commission an outsider to run the software on its device to check and debug it.

Reportedly the whole process of making Android evolve at a faster pace could not be done with desired pace and satisfaction unless it is tested in house. Google has announced that Nexus One would be given to Google Employees only.

If like me you are tracking the search engine giant’s progress you would note a remarkable similarity between what Google is doing with Nexus One and how it introduced other software products.

When ORKUT came, it was only for Google employees or you can join only through referral. Similarly when GMAIL came, it was announced that the whole idea was designed to facilitate Google Employees etc.

But one factor is common among all the things Google – Quality and Revolutionizing.

We are all sure that NEXUS ONE would eventually make it to the markets with great results.

Motorola — Motorola has released its first cell phone based on the Android operating system. Motorola’s Droid Cell Phone – a new iPhone?

The cell phone which has been currently released only in United Sates is called Droid. Droid cell phone by Motorola is featuring version 2.0 of Android OS by Google. One of the main features of Android is that it comes with Google Maps and it enables the user to get information about turn-by-turn direction and the information is voice-enabled. Although, there are many to-be-released-soon cell phones which are featuring this one-of-its-kind mobile operating system, currently Droid is having competition with only one cell phone in the market – HTC Magic. Other features of the Droid includes a wide touch screen, QWERTY keyboard, CDMA based networking, multiple player software for videos and audio, BLUETOOTH, WiFi, and USB data connector. There is a variety of other applications related to internet and web browsing available too.

A good business is anticipated and it is being expected that Droid cell phones will provide Motorola the breakthrough in the market. The company is in the business for quite some time now and was doing extremely well until the wave of touch phones came into the market. Motorola cell phones lacked the dazzling features which other big names (Like Apple, Nokia, and Samsung) included in their phones. No doubt, Motorola needs a hit and Droid may just provide that to its makers.

The Droid cell phone is supported by Verizon Wireless only. Motorola is planning to launch the cell phone in other countries too where Vodefone (the service provider of Verizon) is providing its services. These countries will be future markets of Droid and includes New Zealand, UK, Australia, and India.

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