A Motorola model that’s widely believed to be on its way to Verizon has been approved by the FCC. The smartphone — code-named the Sholes — will apparently be this carrier’s first running Google’s Android OS.

The Sholes will also have Wi-Fi b/g, stereo Bluetooth, and aGPS.

A New Name?
Not surprisingly, this smartphone will not be called the Sholes when it’s released. Instead, an unconfirmed report says it will debut with the name Motorola Tao.

Motorola Tao



by Ed Hardy

[via Brighthand]


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