Isaiah's Tech

All of these Motorola Android handsets get quite confusing after a while and the company has announced two more devices set for Taiwan. The first one is the Quench MB501, which is the Cliq XT and the other one is the Quench XT3 (XT502). The Cliq XT features a 3.1-inch touchscreen display, a 5MP AF camera with an LED flash, and WiFi / aGPS support. The XT3 is a new device and it features a 3.2-inch HVGA touchscreen display, a 600MHz Qualcomm CPU, a 3MP camera, WiFi / Bluetooth / GPS, a 3.5mm headphone jack, and Android 1.6 with a new UI. Look out for both of them soon.

[Phandroid]

This is unconfirmed right now, but it's looking pretty legit. The fat phone you see above is reportedly headed to T-Mobile USA and will be called the Motorola Charm. This smartphone will be running on Android 2.1 along with "enhanced Motoblur." The handset will, of course, have a physical QWERTY keyboard along with social integration. This same Motoblur experience could find its way onto the CLIQ and the CLIQ XT as well, so maybe there's an update coming soon.

[Engadget]

With the launch of the Android-based myTouch 3G Slide on T-Mobile soon they needed to cut the price of another one of their Android phones. The lucky phone is the Motorola CLIQ XT which you can now get on T-Mobile's website (here) for free on a 2-year contract. This handset is sporting MOTOBLUR over top of Android, but no one knows when or if it'll be getting an update to version 2.2 "Froyo" since Motorola has to reskin in.

[Phandroid]

So it looks like the Motorola CLIQ XT could be launching as soon as tomorrow, March 17th. This handset will reportedly be available for $99 on a 2-year contract and will actually be part of a Buy One Get One Free deal thanks to T-Mobile. This is pretty awesome for another Android handset launch, so go and scoop two of them up if you want to.

[Phandroid]

It looks like Canada is getting a couple of good Motorola Android-based phones in the first half of this year. Apparently, the include the Motorola DEXT (CLIQ in the US), the Quench (CLIQ XT in the US), and the Backflip. All of these handsets have Motorola's own MOTOBLUR skin (for social integration) over top of Android. Unfortunately, we don't know which carrier will get what handset so we'll have to wait around for that information. Check out Motorola's site here.

[Mobile Syrup]

According to the latest leak, the Motorola CLIQ XT is scheduled to launch on March 10th and the HTC HD2 is set to launch on March 24th if this leak is to be believed - we're talking about T-Mobile USA here. Apparently, March 24 will be a pretty big day because they could be launching the Dell Mini 10 netbook on that day as well. Sometime in March we could also see more T-Mobile plans, more specifically Even More 1.5. We don't have any details on this so we'll have to wait around for that.

[Boy Genius]

Thanks to this T-Mobile USA leak it looks like the HTC HD2's pricing was just revealed. If the screen show above is to be believed then the HTC HD2 will be available for $199.99 on a 2-year contract and $449.99 contract-free which isn't as bad as I expected. This handset should be launching sometime this month, so you don't have to wait much longer!

Update: I forgot to mention that the picture above also mentions that the Motorola Cliq XT could launch on T-Mobile USA for $129.99 on a 2-year contract and $329.99 contract-free.

Update: According to Unwired View, the Nokia Nuron (5230) will be launching for $69.99 on 2-year contract and $179.99 contract-free.

[WMExperts]

It looks like the Motorola Zeppelin has just been announced and it'll be called the CLIQ XT in the US and the Quench in Europe. Unfortunately, they're sticking with the old-school Android 1.5 with a touch of MOTOBLUR on this handset which is upsetting since the CLIQ in the US should get updated to Android 2.1 in March. Anyways, it's got a 3.1-inch touchscreen display with a 320 x 480 resolution, a 5MP AF camera with an LED flash, WiFi / aGPS support, and HSDPA connectivity. Oh yeah, no QWERTY keyboard on this one.

[Mobile Crunch]