Isaiah's Tech

Well, we've got three handsets for you here. What you see above is the Samsung i6500 "Saturn" which passed the WiFi Alliance just over a month ago. We don't know the spec sheet right now, but we do know that it'll be a Google-branded Android handset - as you can tell from the photo of the back of the phone.

The second handset is above and it's sporting the model number SCH-i899 and it looks a little bit like the Behold II. This handset will feature: a 3.5-inch AMOLED touchscreen display with a 320 x 480 resolution, WiFi / GPS / Bluetooth support, a microSD card slot, a 3MP camera, and Windows Mobile. Unfortunately, this handset will be launching in China before anywhere else.

What you see above shouldn't be anything new. This is the Samsung Omnia II variant that will be hitting China shortly - as the Samsung i8180 / i8180C. Of course, it's running WinMo 6.5 and should have Omnia II typical specs. I assume that they'll throw in a TV tuner as well.

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The folks over at Android and Me have just dug up yet another codename for another possibly Android device. This is coming from Motorola and was found in the CLIQ / DEXT's source code. They've found the codename "La Jolla" which could be the cheapest Android handset to date and will be the first Android clamshell phone.

We don't everything about it, but we do know a little bit. The specs are below - and yes they seem to be stuck in the past with that dang ol' Qualcomm 7201A CPU, but I'll let it slide since this is supposedly a flip phone.

• Qualcomm 7201A Processor (528 MHz ARM11)
• MAX7359 Keypad
• Kionix 3-axis accelerometer driver for LaJolla board.
• Motorola Halo i2c touchscreen (240 x 400)

[Phone Arena, Android and Me]