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Sony Ericsson Xperia X10 Priced At $199 In USA?

Anand Srinivasan — Wed, 17 Feb 2010 07:17:18 +0000

Sony Ericsson Xperia X10 is expected to launch in just a couple of months from now. According to a source folks at BGR spoke to, the handset could be launched on the AT&T network at a price of $199. Of course, this is with a two year contract. The unsubsidized cost of the phone could well be over $900.

According to this source, the phone could be expected at around the April-May time. We wonder if Sony Ericsson got it wrong with the timing. There have been a couple of hyped Android phones being launched of late and with possible announcements regarding the iPhone speculated to be announced around April, we might just guess that Xperia X10 might lose a fair chunk of customers to its rivals mainly because of a delayed launch. What do you think?

[via BGR]

HTC Bravo May Launch In March With Orange

Anand Srinivasan — Wed, 10 Feb 2010 09:21:33 +0000

This is strictly a rumor and is more likely to be false than true, but according to “leaked“ Orange documents, HTC Bravo might launch in March and Orange could be a likely partner.

According to reports on Phandroid, these are the likely specifciations of the new smartphone from HTC

1GHz Snapdragon CPU
3.7? AMOLED capacitive touchscreen with WVGA resolution (480 x 800)
5MP camera
Wi-Fi
GPS
HSDPA
HSUPA

Think it’s very close to the Nexus One? We too feel the same way and that is exactly why we think this rumor does not mean much.

[via Phandroid]

Motorola MOTOSPLIT Revealed?

Anand Srinivasan — Mon, 25 Jan 2010 12:58:34 +0000

Folks at Engadget have got hold of a pic that the source claims is of Motorola’s upcoming device MOTOSPLIT. This is a SnapDragon powered Android handset that is expected to be released by AT&T in Q3 of this year.

While the credibility of the rumor is not yet ascertained, it nevertheless looks like a great device. It is one of the thinnest sliding phones you’ll come across. Here is the screenshot of the device

What do you think of the device. Let us know in the comments.

[via Engadget]