Motorola may launch 2 new Android running phone at CES

By Mac Hack PC 30 December 2009 View Comments

The International Consumer Electronics Show (CES) is a non-public trade show held each January in Las Vegas, Nevada, and is sponsored by the Consumer Electronics Association. At the show, many previews of products are introduced, or new products are announced. Global Equities Research analyst Trip Chowdhry informed our source that, Motorola may launch 2 new Android based phone at CES event which will be help on 6th January, 2010.

As we have mention, it will be 2 Motorola Phone loaded with Android

One will be running on AT&T network, the phone will have an OLED screen, a physical keyboard, and may run the “Google experiences” software environment, rather than the company’s proprietary MotoBlur software.
The other phone will be running on Verizon network and phone will have an OLED screen with a soft keyboard.

In our mobile phone world we can call first week of January, 2010 as a Android Week. As, Google Phone named Nexus One will also be launched the same week – Just a day before CES event. And also all major carriers are starting there year with Android running devices. T-Mobile is Getting Nexus One with Android as it OS, AT&T is getting a new Motorola loaded with Android and Verizon will also get a Motorola with Android. The only carrier left will be Sprint in this case. Will Sprint get any Android based device in first week of January?

Looking at the how fast Android OS is growing, it will be very interesting to see next years first quarter’s ComScore Survey. In our recent article we have posted “iPhone Beats Windows Mobile – ComScore Survey“.

Will Google’s Android beat Windows Mobile? Will Google’s Android beat iPhone OS?

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