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Remember that weirdly designed Motorola Android device, the Motosplit? Well, if these new rumored details are to be believed, that weird Motosplit is going to get even weirder. Yeah, we didn't think it was possible either. To quote:

The keyboard keys are inset and probably have no tactile feedback, however, they...

Is the renaissance of Sprint already in motion? We’ve already had the successful launch of the Palm Pre, will we follow that effort up with a Sprint Android launch?

Sprint CEO Dan Hesse, infamous for saying Android wasn’t ready yet, is now changing his tune believing that Android 1.5 is finally ready for prime time. To show his newly found faith in Android, he confirmed that Sprint will launch at least one Android phone this year.

Which Android phone will launch on Sprint...

Pssst. Hey guys. We know all the signs are already pointing to the HTC Magic releasing on T-Mobile, what with FCC pictures, inventory checks and the G1 being on T-Mobile, so for...

We've previously reported on Sony Ericsson's Android plans which were to expect a high-end device to launch the Sony Ericsson Android party in 2009 and other, more affordable devices to follow suit. So a mysterious Sony Ericsson device dubbed the CS8 has popped up in T-Mobile's tentative release plans (via

We got some good news and some bad news. First the good: that leaked image of the Samsung Android Device? Slated for a Q3 2009 release. Also, the device is supposed to use 3.5G technology from Qualcomm to enhance the user experience. The bad news? That we have to wait til Q3 2009!

And to rub salt on our wounds, DigiTimes is reporting that the other "top-five...

So when you're a relatively successful smartphone with a relatively catchy name, what do you do? Well brand it and expand it, duh! We're getting reports that the Samsung Omnia, currently a Windows Mobile device, is going to get an overhaul and become a line of many devices. The Omnia Brand is headed in the HTC 'Touch' direction we guess.

But it's not just all about the name, signs are pointing to a Samsung Omnia Device powered by Android....

There are reports that the Acer Android smartphone will be called the A1 and that it'll arrive in September. Not to be confused with the tangy steak sauce, the A1 has a certain ring to it that works on a number of levels (Acer 1, Android 1, etc). A September release falls in line with Acer's super-secret, mysterious plans for Android in 2009.