On Sunday, T-Mobile continued its commitment to the Open Handset Alliance and introduced its fourth Google Android device, the Samsung Behold II.
The Behold II is scheduled to launch later this year, though a specific release date and pricing were not announced at this time. It’s the first Android smartphone by Samsung to be released in the United States and joins the carrier’s other Google devices, which include T-Mobile G1, the T-Mobile MyTouch 3G, and the upcoming Motorola Cliq.
[via cnet]
Startup phone manufacturer GeeksPhone has announced new specifications for its Android-powered ONE smartphone, AndroidGuys reports. The ONE smartphone will feature a glossy finish, sliding full-QWERTY keyboard, 3G data connectivity, and more.
The device has support for GSM (850/900/1800/1900MHz) frequencies along with support for 2100MHz HSPA high-speed connectivity and WiFi for local connections. A Qualcomm MSM7225 528MHz processor is backed with 256MB mDDR RAM and 256MB NAND ROM to keep the device running smoothly.
[via mobile burn]
HTC has been making big waves in the mobile phone world with the announcement and launch of some high profile Android phones over the last few weeks. HTC isn’t alone in rushing Android devices out to the masses; HTC and Motorola are as well.
[via Computer World]
