Have you ever heard of Lumigon? Me neither. Apparently they’re a Danish company who’ve spent two years working on these three ultra-stylish Android phones
If the kids at Modaco are right, the rumored HTC Bravo will launch on Verizon Wireless as the HTC Desire, pleasing a LOT of people but confusing many in the process. The HTC Desire was also the rumored “codename” for what eventually became the HTC Droid Eris. Any way you look at it, the *new* HTC Desire (artist formerly known as Bravo) is essentially another carrier’s version of the Nexus One. All this is rumor of course, but according to the pictures and information here, it’ll also come with HTC Sense
The parade of new Android Phones will soon continue. Although we don’t yet have details on the devices, ZTE just issued a press release announcing that in addition to launching the “ZTE Bingo” brew based phone, they’ll also unveil FIVE Android Phones at Mobile World Congress. Based on their verbage, it seems like the majority of the company’s offerings will be focused on Europe.
Less than a week after the launch of the Google Nexus One handset, Google have released the Android 2.1 SDK to developers.
UK mobile phone networks T-Mobile and 3 have today confirmed that they are in discussions to offer Google’s Nexus One handset in the UK. “We are in talks with Google and hope to have something to announce soon,” a T-Mobile spokesman told Total Telecom, while a 3 UK spokesman said the mobile operator was also “in talks with Google on ranging the Nexus One.” “It’s a great Internet phone and we expect plenty of people to import it to the U.K.,” commented David Kerrigan, head of Internet services at 3 UK, in an email to Total Telecom. During Google’s official unveiling of the Nexus One handset on Tuesday it was revealed that Vodafone would be the first European carrier to launch the Nexus One in the UK, followed by France, Germany, and Spain
