The Android takeover is in full affect with the release after release of the latest in mobile technology being based on the Android OS. Introducing the new Motorola Charm with the exclusive Android 2.1 MOTOBLUR. At first glimpse, the most noticeable feature about the Charm is its compact size screen that comes with a 2.8 inch touch screen and full QWERTY keyboard. MOTOBLUR, available only on the US version, allows users to sync contacts, posts, messages, photos, and more in much more easy to mange streams. MOTOBLUR also allows you to customize your syncing with some of your popular social networking sites such as Twitter and Facebook so that you only follow what matters to you.

Key Features:

- Adobe Flash enabled Web browsing
- Google Search, Google Maps, Gmail, and access to over 65,000 + apps on the Android Market.
- Pinch to zoom functions
- 3MP camera and Kodak Perfect Touch technology
- One touch social media uploads to Facebook, MySpace, Picasa, and PhotoBucket
- CrystalTalk for enhanced audio and call quality with a second microphone for increased voice quality while filtering out background noise
- Corporate email pushed immediately to device for instant in-box updates

Final Thoughts

The Motorola Charm is definitely worth taking a look at if you are interested in a simple phone with just enough features to keep you productive. The Charm is also light weight weighing only 3.8 ounces. Release dates and pricing have yet to be confirmed by T-Mobile, so patience is kindly requested.

Cell phone enthusiasts hold on to your seats, Sprint is about to release the latest in mobile technology with its new HTC Supersonic. HTC is showing that they can keep up with all of the leading names in the cellular phone industry. The features that you can expect from this phone are more advanced than some you may have seen in the past. With Sprint being the first in the mobile industry to begin the transformation to the 4G world, the applications that are commonly used now must be more advanced so that they will be compatible with the switch. Some of the features that you can look forward to are as followed…..

- 1 Ghz Snapdragon Processor
- 5 MegaPixel Camera
- 4.3 inch non-AMOLED touch screen
- 480 x 800 pixel resoloution
- Android 2.1/3.0 operating system

In addition to this list of top of the line options, your HTC Supersonic will also have a stand on the back so you can set it down and watch movies in HD. Getting all of these options in a cell phone is hard to believe, right? How about getting all of this in a phone that is only 11mm thick? Now this is innovation at its best.

The question that is on everyone’s mind though is, will the HTC Supersonic be able to keep up with Apple’s I phone or Nokia’s N900? Well, that remains to be seen, but in a few short months, the truth should reveal itself. Although an exact date has not been set for the launch of the HTC Supersonic, sources have revealed that a summer launch is expected. Market retail sales costs are estimated at around $550 for this all in one masterpiece. So make sure you start saving your pennies now, and be the first to own the latest the mobile phone game has to offer.