25
Mar
2010
T-Mobile offers Desire and X10 Ahead of Time
There are a couple of high end Android smart phones being offered by T-Mobile. The HTC Desire and the Sony Ericsson XPERIA X10 are two of the best Android devices to be ever launched. Aside from the already released Google phone, Nexus One, there are no other Android smart phones that use the Snapdragon processor clocked at a speed of 1GHz (the Acer Liquid did use a Snapdragon, but that was under clocked to below 800MHz).
Vodafone and Orange mobile also expressed that they will soon offer the device as well but no release date has been given on when the stocks will actually arrive, even T-Mobile states that the devices will be ready by shipping after at least 7 days. (10 days for the XPERIA X10).
The Sony Ericsson XPERIA X10 was originally announced as the SE Rachael. Later rumors regarding the device labeled it as the XPERIA X3, in the same line as the two previous XPERIA phones that used the Windows Mobile operating system. It was later confirmed that the new phone would be named X10 and that it would be running the Google Android operating system and that it will have a 1GHz Snapdragon processor. The device also comes with an 8 mega pixel camera and a 4 inch capacitive touch screen display.
Taiwanese manufacturer is now offering the new HTC Desire. This Snapdragon powered Android smart phone will have a 3.7 inch AMOLED capacitive touch screen display, a 5 mega pixel camera and video recording capabilities at 720p HD quality. The device will be using the HTC Sense user interface over the Android operating system. It has also become a favorite for many who are interested in getting a device similar to the Nexus One.
Get to know more about T-Mobile’s new Android smart phone offerings at Mobile Choice UK.
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