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Samsung is releasing new Android running handset Galaxy Y Pro. It’s a low-end QWERTY keyboard device, which also has a touchscreen and optical touchpad.

The device features a 2.6 inch display, 2 mega pixel camera , 800 MHz single core processor, 4 GB internal memory and the expandable memory can be of up to 32 GB using the microSD card slot. Samsung has also included mobile office for editing of Word, PowerPoint, Excel, and PDF documents.

Motorola Fire is going to appear in UK by the end of September.

Earlier we mentioned that the device is an entry-level variant of the Xpert and Droid Pro. The Fire features a 2.8-inch QVGA touchscreen, 3 megapixel camera, 600 MHz processor, and has FM radio included. The handset is running Android 2.3 Gingerbread.

There’s no info about carrier support, but we’re hoping it comes over US.

Nowadays phones are more like accessories. As confirmation - remember LG adding the Prada model handset to its portfolio. Now the Korean manufacturer has a new designer handset, rumored to be complemented by a very distinct Mango flavor.

On photos the smartphone comes with model name LG E906. It seems to be pretty similar to  LG Optimus 7, also known as the LG E900.

Sony Ericsson announced the appearance of its latest Walkman phone known as the Live with Walkman.

The Android running device features a 3.2 inch HVGA display, 5 megapixel AF shooter with 8x digital zoom, and a front-facing VGA camera. It also has 320MB of RAM, provides up to 32GB of microSD storage, and offers either tri-band 3G support (HSPA+) at 850, 1900 and 2100MHZ, or dual-band 3G at 900 and 2100MHz.

Nokia announced the launch of Nokia C3 Touch and Type "luxury" version. The handset is called Nokia C3-01 Gold Edition.

The device was design for the countries of Eastern Europe and the Middle East and one of the mane difference between the gold version and the original model's body is plated 18-karat gold.

The specs haven’t changed a lot - 2.4 inch display (240x320), 5 megapixel camera, 30 MB internal memory, microSD slot for memory cards (up to 32 GB), 1 GHz processor.

The mysterious Sony Ericsson handset with SK19i model name was recently listed on Antutu website.

For those who have no idea what Antutu is – it’s a benchmark app made for Android devices which is pretty alike to Quadrant – it tests the performance of your devices by subjecting it to a series of tests and gives it an overall numeric score.

So, the Sony Ericsson SK19 is in the list among the scores of the devices, that was benchmarked,  which could only mean one thing - that there is at least one out there, which is operational.

In spite the fact that Motorola was announced the next Google smartphones maker, it seems like Samsung is still there, making the next generation Google Nexus. The Samsung Nexus Prime will presumably be out in October. The handset will be running Android 4.0 Ice Cream Sandwich.

The devise is also notable for a new generation of screen diagonal is SuperAMOLED is 4.5 inches.

Another Android 2.3 Gingerbread running Samsung smartphone is there to hit the market. We’re talking about Samsung Admire.

Just like Galaxy S II, it’s a mid range Android device with pretty good features on board. A 3.5-inch HVGA display (320 x 480), 3.2-megapixel camera, Wi-Fi, Bluetooth and GPS.

The handset could be procured at MetroPCS stores or online for $129.

Early we’ve heard about Canadian version of the messaging Samsung Gravity SMART.

The device is called Galaxy Q and it features a 3.2” HVGA display, 3-megapixel camera, landscape style sliding keyboard. It also supports Android 2.2 Froyo, Wi-Fi, Bluetooth, GPS, and a microSD card slot.

Samsung Galaxy Q is now available for $249.99 outright just north of the border courtesy of Rogers.

The HTC Mazaa is a strange device that was given to a couple of Microsoft developer contests. It’s actually a beefed up version of the HTC Trophy that could never make it to retail.

The handset supports the Adreno 205 GPU, which can be found in upcoming Android devices.

Talking about other specs, Mazaa hit 50 FPS that is more than double the results of the HTC HD7 (23 FPS) running an earlier build of Mango.