Unwired ViewSony Ericsson XPERIA X10 announced, we go hands onengadget (blog)The first Android device from Sony Ericsson may have undergone an upgrade in the naming department, ...Android Gets a Facelift with Sony Ericsson's 'Rachel'PC WorldMore Sony Ericsson Android phones coming in 2010ElectricPig.tvSony Ericsson unveils Xperia X10 Android phoneWhat MobileMirror.co.uk -TrustedReviews -eWeekall 55 news articles »

MobileGuerilla.comWolverton: Droid good but not greatSan Jose Mercury NewsThe Droid is the latest Motorola phone to use Google's Android operating system, an open platform that any developer can customize. (AP Photo/Richard Drew) ...Droid Beats Pre, iphone Beats Droid--For NowPC WorldMotorola shows the way for Android phonesBoston GlobeThe Motorola Droid or the iphone: Which one's right for you?Yahoo! TechIT Business Edge -Thelatest News -San Francisco Chronicleall 212 news articles »

Archos 5 Internet TabletWashington PostThis Android-powered player crams a ton of Internet and multimedia features into its slim frame, but it still needs some refinement. ...and more »

Product Reviews (blog)Samsung Moment Gets Official From Sprint [Samsung Moment Android Phone ...TFTS (blog)After the HTC Hero, the Moment is Sprint's second Android phone and you'll be able to find it from Sprint's channels already. The phone will be available ...Sprint Samsung Moment Android-powered smartphone now availableMobile BurnSprint launches Samsung Moment running Android 1.5Android BlastSamsung Moment released, Android anyone? Looking good so farSoft Sailorengadget (blog) -Brighthand -I4Uall 12 news articles »

Geeky gadgetsDroid Beats Pre, iphone Beats Droid--For NowPC WorldLonger term, this may be a two horse race, with Android winning in the end and blackberry still chugging along. That does not mean Apple actually "loses," ...Moto Cliq, Samsung Moment on saleCNET NewsMotorola shows the way for Android phonesBoston GlobeGoogle Debuts Mobile GPS App for Android 2.0PDAstreetjkOnTheRun -Yahoo! Tech -IT Business Edgeall 232 news articles »

BBC News10 Reasons Why Google Android Is SecureeWeekNews Analysis: Google's Android platform is a relatively secure operating system. It has a number of features that make it a fine alternative to the iphone. ...Google Debuts Mobile GPS App for Android 2.0PDAstreetWalt Mossberg talks iphone, Android, InternetThe HillGoogle Says 'No Smartphone From Us'InformationWeekPocket Gamer -Unwired View -HTCPedia.comall 38 news articles »

Just in case it slipped your mind, the Motorola CLIQ has officially gone on sale today. Priced at $199.99 from T-Mobile USA, the Motorola CLIQ features a slide-out QWERTY keyboard, a 3.1-inch HVGA capacitive touchscreen, 3.5mm headphone jack, 5 mega-pixel camera, and video capture at 25/fps and 2560 x 1920 resolution. The Motorola CLIQ is powered by a 528MHz Qualcomm processor, 256MB RAM, 512MB ROM and includes 32GB MicroSD Capacity. The Motorola CLIQ is also available handset-only from Amazon.com priced at $449.99 contract free. Here's the full T-Mobile...

Geeky gadgetsBook Illustrates Best Practices For Building and Distributing Android AppsIT Business EdgePerhaps, even more promising, is the Android apps market. With the Droid launching soon, most analysts say that developers will be working swiftly to create ...Moto Cliq, Samsung Moment on saleCNET NewsMotorola shows the way for Android phonesBoston GlobeMotorola Droid Selling as Milestone Outside the USPC WorldPDAstreet -ChannelWeb -San Francisco Chronicleall 188 news articles »

Quick Update: Acer have just confirmed that the SnapDragon chipset in their upcoming Acer Liquid Android phone will be clocked at 768Mhz instead of the default 1Ghz. Right now we're not sure why the Liquid has been clocked slower, hopefully we'll learn more shortly. Updates to follow! http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=N1g4G0NZVXo [via revioo.com] payg mobile broadband Acer Liquid SnapDragon Chip Will Be Clocked At 768Mhz

Phones ReviewCitigroup cuts RIM citing Android attackReuters IndiaREUTERS - Citigroup said the "Android attack" and promotion support from wireless carriers for Motorola's soon-to-be-launched Droid smartphone would pose a ...Analyst: Big on Motorola, Android; no love for RIM, PalmZDNet (blog)Citigroup Analyst Upgrades Rating On Motorola, Cuts RIM, PalmWall Street JournalRIM Shares Slide as Droid Debut NearsGigaOm (blog)MSN Money -Phone Plus -Reutersall 95 news articles »