Motorola Android Event Scheduled For September 10th

by Chris Moor
tagged motorola, Motorola Morrison, Motorola Sholes

Motorola have today announced that they will be holding an Android event next month in San Francisco. Scheduled to take place on Thursday September 10th, Motorola are expected to unveil their first Android handsets – presumably the Motorola Sholes, and Motorola Morrison handsets.

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Other than the Android logo displayed on the invitation, there’s been no other official details released by Motorola about the event.

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http://www.cyrket.com/package/net.cogitas.bigwords Natalie

Exciting news! I wonder if details will filter out before the event or if they’ll manage to keep the surprise up to the day…

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