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Some Motorola handsets have just leaked out and they're going to be hitting Brazil sometime in the future. First up is the Motorola EX112 (pictured above on the left) will be available in two variants, the other is the EX115, which sports dual-SIM card slots, a 3MP camera, quad-band GSM connectivity, and a full QWERTY keypad. The EX245 is the handset on the right and it sports a touchscreen display, a 3MP camera, and a widget-based homescreen which is similar to Android. These handsets will be hitting Brazil soon - like I said - but there's no word on the price tags or the exact release dates.

[Engadget Mobile]

All of this is starting to get confusing now. First it was the Verizon LG Ally which people were expecting to be the "Aloha" and now it's the C710 (here) that has just leaked out - which is also nothing like the "Aloha." The "Aloha" is expected to sport a 3.5-inch AMOLED touchscreen display, a 5MP AF camera, and a 1GHz Snapdragon CPU but that's not what we're seeing today. The LG C710 has leaked out (above) and it's basically the Ally without a QWERTY keyboard - it's headed to Brazil.

The T300 (here and pictured above) and the T310 (here) from LG have leaked out as well. The T300 is said to feature a touchscreen display along with a 2MP camera and could launch as the Cookie Light. The T310 (below) is sporting a slightly larger display (than the T300) but that's really all we know about it right now. Last, and least, is the A130 (here) which is another one of LG's flip phones. This will have EDGE connectivity along with an FM radio.

[Phandroid, Engadget Mobile]

There's not much for me to report here besides the title, but it looks like the Dell Mini 3i will be launching in both Brazil and China fairly soon. They'll be hitting both markets by the end of the year - China's expecting to launch it in the next couple of days. In China it'll be available on China Mobile with no 3G; in Brazil it'll be available on Claro and will feature 3G connectivity - likely WiFi as well.

[Engadget]

Back in July, we heard that the Motorola A45 "Murano" was in the works. Well, now it's official in caps lock as the MOTOCUBO A45. This device is being touted as eco-friendly because 25% of the phone is made out of recycled plastic and 70% of it is recyclable.

In case you forgot, the A45 has: a 2MP camera, a slide-out QWERTY keypad, quad-band GSM/EDGE connectivity, Bluetooth, a 3.5mm headphone jack, FM radio with RDS, a 2GB memory card in the box, and quick access to Google Maps / Facebook / Orkut / MySpace. This handset will be available next month (September) and will retail in Brazil for 549 Brazil Reais (around $293 USD).

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