All we do know is that the device runs the Android platform, includes an SD slot, and may also have a SIM slot.

As Engadget point out, the device could be the long-awaited Wallet from France's eviGroup, but nobody seems to know for sure. Hopefully more information on this Android MID will be revealed soon.

 

[via engadget.com]

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Mystery Android MID Images Surface

The Zii EGG device on which this new developer software runs is powered by the Android OS on top of the Creative ZMS-05 chipset.

The device is aimed at developers and OEMs with features including a 3.5-inch 320 x 480 multitouch display, HD playback, 1080p video output, OpenGL ES support, X-Fi audio processing, 32GB of built-in memory and a full SD slot.

Connectivity features include WiFi, Bluetooth 2.1+EDR, and GPS. There is currently no cellular data connection.

The Zii Egg is currently available to Android developers priced at $399 per unit with bulk purchases with no onboard memory starting at $199.

[via ZiiLabs.com]

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Creative Reveal Android Powered Zii EGG Device

The Android-based tablet will feature a 7" inch touchscreen display (800 x 480 resolution), and will be powered by a Freescale processor.

The android tablet device still needs further development before we can expect to see it ready for a commercial release, but initial hands-on impressions have been very favorable.

[via techvideoblog.com]

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Kinpo Android Tablet Video Footage

The existence of the Sony Android devices was revealed by an analyst speaking to Japan's Nikkan, who simply revealed the development of the Android Walkman and PND as fact.

According to PC Watch, Sony have a fondness for the open source Android platform suggesting that an Android Sony Walkman and PND might just be the start of a whole host of Android powered Sony devices.

[via Engadget.com]

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Sony Android Walkman And Sony SatNav Planned For 2010

Whilst we don't know what exactly HTC plan to unveil at the event, according to the invitation they do plan to make "a global product announcement".

The HTC Hero is one handset that obviously springs to mind, and given the recent promo video surfacing along with hints of a June release date, it does seem a likely candidate.

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HTC To Unveil The HTC Hero On June 24th?

According to Brodman, the follow-up handset to the popular T-Mobile G1 will be released in early summer with more specific details on the handset coming later this month.

"We are really excited about that. We have no more specific details at this time, but wanted to say we remain very committed to the Android platform and are excited about taking this next step."

Whilst Brodman refrained from giving too much information away, he did reveal that the handset would include the new Cupcake update and hinted that the device may be coming from a new handset partner such as Motorola or Samsung.

“We’ll have multiple new Android devices—from multiple partners—this year.”

[via mocoNews.com]

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T-Mobile: 2nd Android Phone Details To Be Revealed In “Next Few Weeks”

Along with this announcement, Acer have also revealed plans to launch their first Android powered device in Q4 of this year.

London, 1st June 2009-Acer announces its joining of the Open Handset Alliance and expects to launch smartphones based on the Android platform in the fourth quarter of this year.

As a member of the Open Handset Alliance, Acer will work with its members to contribute to the development of the Android platform and bring consumers a far better user experience than much of what is available on today’s mobile platforms. By joining the Open Handset Alliance, Acer demonstrates its support for Android as an open mobile platform and its commitment to Android’s commercial success.

Android is a complete and open mobile phone software stack, featuring an operating system, middleware and key mobile applications. It includes everything a manufacturer or operator needs to build a mobile phone. Android was built from the ground-up to enable developers to create compelling mobile applications that take full advantage of all a handset has to offer.

There are over 40 members in the Open Handset Alliance, including mobile operators, handset manufacturers, software companies, and semi-conductor companies.

Acer's Aymar de Lencquesaing has previously mentioned the upcoming release of an Acer Android phone. Speaking at the Global Technology Summit in Paris last month, he revealed "Late 2009, we're releasing a smartphone... full touch, at the price of feature phones today".

[via Press Release]

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Acer Join The Open Handset Alliance, Handsets Due Q4 2009

The HTC Hero phone will be available in 7 different colour styles including black, white, yellow, pink, gold, red  and turqouise, and will include the much anticipated custom HTC Android user interface 'Rosie'.

It was revealed last week that the HTC Hero device will be available in the UK on the Orange network, but it is not currently known what carrier will launch the handset across the US.

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HTC Hero Promo Video Hints At June Launch

The HTC handset will feature a G1 / Dream style QWERTY keyboard slider, and more importantly include a HTC developed user interface rather than the standard Android UI that can be found on the previous HTC Android phones.

The HTC Lancaster will feature a 3 mega-pixel fixed-focus camera, Bluetooth 2.0 connectivity, and microSD memory expansion.

According to the leaked information the HTC Lancaster handset has a scheduled launch date for August 3rd, but it appears that HTC's decision to use a custom UI may delay the release date.

[via Engadget.com]

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AT&T To Launch HTC Lancaster Android Phone

Bouygues Telecom have today announced that they will be the first carrier to launch the upcoming Samsung I7500 Android phone in Europe later this year.

Originally scheduled for a June release, it appears the Samsung handset has been pushed back a few weeks with Bouygues Telecom aiming for an early July launch.

The French carrier have also stated that the device will be marketed as the Samsung Galaxy rather than the i7500.

Samsung Galaxy i7500 specs include:

• HSDPA 7.2Mbps / HSUPA 5.76Mbps (900 / 1700/ 2100MHz), EDGE / GPRS (850/ 900/1800/1900) connectivity
• Android OS
• 3.2” HVGA(320×480) AMOLED capacitive touchscreen display
• 5 MP Camera (Auto Focus), Power LED
• Bluetooth® 2.0, USB 2.0, WiFi, MicroUSB, 3.5mm headset jack
• built-in GPS
• Internal memory: 8GB
• External memory: Micro SD (Up to 32GB)
• Battery 1500 mAh
• Size 115 x 56 x 11.9mm

The Samsung Galaxy will launch across France in early July.

[via Unwiredview.com]

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Samsung Galaxy i7500 To Launch In France Early July