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For those interested we present the leaked speclist of the upcoming Android-based Motorola CLIQ MB200 Morrison. As you can see it has basically the same setup as the HTC G1, myTouch, and Hero, and we'd like to see something different:

• CPU: Qualcomm MSM7201A 528 MHz;
• Memory: 256MB RAM;
• Flash Rom: 512 MB;
• Memory Card Type: microSDHC, Class 6, 32 GB supported (max);
• Display: 320×480 (HVGA);
• Accelerometer: 3-axis, Four-way screen rotation;
• Magnetometer;
• Proximity Sensor;
• Ambient Light Sensor;
• Voice Bands: GSM 850/900/1800/1900, W-CDMA 900/(1700 or 1900)/2100;
• Wireless Lan:  802.

Motorola came up with another WinMo-based smartphone, apparently headed for the Chinese market. The new A3300, according to the available images is a full touchscreen fhandset with touch sensitive buttons beneath the display and a 5Mpix camera with an LED flash.

The Motorola A455 Rival has made it to Canada. Heavy texters on Telus can now get this QWERTY slider for $99.99 on a 2-year contract. The phone's other features include 2Mpix camera, GPS, and a 3.5 mm headphone jack, just to name a few.

It looks like the upcoming Motorola Morrison has appeared in some kind of a T-Mobile Customer Service system. And while this picture proves the aforesaid, there’s also a rumor, according to which we'll be able to check the phone out on October 21. However, the official release date is yet to be announced.

And here's the first shot of the upcoming Motorola Sholes (or Shules) Android smartphone for Verizon. Maybe the blurry spyshot is to blame, but the handset here looks pretty unappealing, don't you think? And that red D-pad is just awful...

Motorola is known for prepping up a new sliding QWERTY Android handset for Verizon (the first Android phone to be offered this carrier) sometime later this year. But it's not Calgary, as we originally assumed.

The device will be called the Motorola Shules, and according to the Motofan.ru site will be released on Verizon this Ocotober.

Features include:

• Sliding QWERTY;
• Android OS;
• 3.

The newly discovered Android-powered Motorola Morrison with support for T-Mobile 3G bands and UMA has been approved by the FCC. Unfortunately, there are no new pictures of it available, but expect it to be officially announced in the near future.

Also check out it's features listed on the pic above.

According to the Street, tipped by an anonymous Motorola employee, the company is planning to release an Android powered handset on Verizon in the 4th quarter of 2009.

We suppose the said handset is the upcoming CDMA Motorola Calgary, which was unveiled back in April. It comes with a full QWERTY keyboard and runs Android OS, but that's basically all we know about it atm.

Starting Tuesday Boost Mobile will be offering the Motorola i465 Clutch in the new "Graphite" (black) color option for those who dislike the original maroon hue. The phone will be available for $129.99 without any commitments.

The original Motorola RAZR V3 just refuses to die. Behold the new LuK Hot Pink edition, an obvious follow-up to the LuK launched back in February 2009 with 7.2Mbps HSDPA, video call support, and Bluetooth connectivity. It is available now for 500,000 won (about $400) on SKT in Korea.