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Recently a screen shot of Honeycomb’s 3D live wallpaper appeared in Taiwan. The autor of this photo said that this Honicomb device is the same that was recently by Andy Rubin at D: Dive Into Mobile. He described the tablet as "light" and ready for launch, though Honeycomb isn;t ready and still being polished and optimised. The tablet will be available in 7" form as well as 10" version and it will have 3 different wireless options: UMTS, CDMA, and LTE.

A prototipe of Motorola's new tablet was shown on stage at D: Dive Into Mobile. The device had an NVidia processor, "dual core 3D processor", probably a 10" screen, video chat, and it ran on Android 3.0 Honeycomb OS. This device might even be Motorola Stingray, a tablet rumored for a launch on Verizon soon.

 

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Recently some new photos been taken Of the Mototrola unreleased Olimpus smartphone. The person who took these photos claims that he bought it at a fle market. From the pictures it looks like the device has at least a 4" display an HDMI output and a standard microUSB connector, it runs on Android 2.2 though it is still unclear if Olympus has a Tegra 2 chip inside. The device is heading to AT&T some time in January 2011.

According to source Motorola is planning to release two new Android devices for AT&T and Verizon Wireless in the beginning of 2011. Both phones will be powered by Tegra 2, both will be 100% LTE-compatible and both will use dual-core processing technology. The one called (internally) Olympus will be available from AT&T in January, and the Verizon's one code-named "Etna" should launch in February or March.

The Motorola Citrus the Android 2.1 powered smartphone features MOTOBLUR social network and Motorola's BACKTRACK navigation controller (a laptop-style touchpad controller). The Citrus' body is made from recycled plastic and comes in a package that is made from 80% post-consumer recycled paper. The phone is available now from Verizon Wireless for $50 on contract, after a $100 mail-in rebate.

Verizon Wireless has launched yesterday the Motorola DROID 2 Global.The main difference between DROID 2 Global and DROID 2 is that DROID 2 Global supports global 3G,HSDPA/HSUPA networks. The Motorola DROID 2 Global is available from Verizon Wireless for $199.99 after a $100 mail-in-rebate and with a new 2-year contract. Short specs:

• 1.2GHz Processor;
• 3.7" 854 x 480 touch

Today Motorola Bravo became available at AT&T. It has an 800MHz processor, 3Mpix camera with auto-focus, a 3.7" touchscreen display, MOTOBLUR custom user interface and other stuff. Its price at AT&T is $129.99 with a new 2-year contract.

The FLIPSIDE has both the touchscreen and a slide-out QWERTY keyboard. It is equipped with a 3Mpix camera, a 3.1" high res HVGA screen, Wi-Fi, Bluetooth 2.0 and more. The phone is available now for $99.99 with a 2-year contract from AT&T.

This is not confirmed yet, but according to these leaked screens from the Verizon's internal database, the carrier is planning to release the Samsung Continuum, Samsung Zeal and Motorola Citrus on November 11th.

Additionally, now we know that the Continuum will sport a Swype virtual keyboard on top of a 3.4" Super AMOLED screen, the Citrus doesn't support tethering, and the Zeal is basically a dual-hinge device with "magic" e-ink keys that change from a numeric keypad to a four-row QWERTY layout.

A video review the business-friendly DROID PRO and the low-end CITRUS phones from Verizon.