Isaiah's Tech

A small brand, Lumigon, has just unveiled a couple of Android 2.1. They're looking quite good for a brand I've never heard of before. Their three Android phones are the T1, S1, and E1 which will all feature capacitive touchscreen display, aGPS support, an HDMI output, and Freescale i.MX51 CPUs. Of course, they've worked on their own custom UI over top of Android 2.1 which is "to give the user even more user-friendliness." The T1 will be on sale in ths next couple of months, the S1 will be available a month or two after that, and the E1 will launch later this year.

The full spec sheets haven't been mentioned but we do know that you'll be able to use these phones as universal remotes and you'll be able to use the company's own Bluetooth keyboard. Don't know how that'll work right now, but maybe they'll demo it at MWC.

[Gizmodo]

Microsoft made their Windows Mobile Phone 7 mobile OS all official this morning. they've dumped the Windows Mobile branding and thankfully brought on this new OS. Very, very new. It's nothing like Windows Mobile has ever been, but it's more Zune HD-like - which is great news. It's got Xbox integration and multitouch out-of-the box. The browser is still Internet Explorer but it's not looking as fast as mobile Safari at this point. There's really a ton of information to talk about in WinPho 7, but I'll leave that to another site. If you want to know a ton more on the OS itself then Engadget has a hands-on video and impressions here. It's looking amazing folks.

[Electronista]