The guys at Engadget have done a pretty darn good snooping job through which they’ve figured out that the Dell Mini 5 has passed the FCC with the bands needed for AT&T, Rogers, Bell, and Telus 3G. This wasn’t an open and shut case of finding Dell’s paperwork, this time it was a little [...]

With the launch of Apple’s new iPad this week, everyone seems to have their eyes tuned into the tablet market. Well jump on over to Gizmodo for the full review and comparison of the iPad, HP Slate, JooJoo, and a few Android tablets (Notion Ink Adam, Dell Mini 5, Archos 7 Android).

We obviously have [...]

Michael Dell, CEO of Dell Computers, was tracked down by Michael Arrington of TechCrunch and gave a snowy 1-minute preview of the Dell Mini 5 Android tablet.

He provides little by way of details but DOES say it will be out in a couple months. A COUPLE MONTHS? That would be a pretty awesome development… [...]

We brought you news before that Dell was working on an Android powered tablet and now they have announced a new Android powered Tablet PC, named the Dell Mini 5, at this year’s CES in Las Vegas.

The new tablet boasts:

5 inch screen

SIM card slot for use outside of a Wi-Fi hotspot.

2 cameras, a [...]

Marvell has a pretty extensive booth at CES and for the most part I really liked what they had going on. It’s clear that the company has a good thing going and on display they had a bunch of Android-based products they’ve worked on including the Dell Mini 3i, Entourage Edge, Alex eReader and [...]

What this article touches on: AT&T Phones, Nexus One Talk, A Few Application Announcements, Other Phones in News, HP Smartbook and ICD Tablet, and the Powermat.
AT&T’s Android Phones
Some are saying one of the HTC phones coming to AT&T might the the HTC Lancaster. For a while there a bit back that was what was [...]

The last major American carrier will finally be offering Android Phones – AT&T today announced that in the first half of 2010 they will launch 5 Android Phones from Dell, HTC and Motorola!
This is amazing news for American consumers who until now have had limited Android options on only select carriers. For quite awhile [...]

If you didn’t already know, the Acer Liquid A1 is already available in the good old UK and it really is a nice looking phone. Resting on a 1GHz snapdragon processor how can you complain? Easily, if you don’t live in the UK I suppose. But Americans will be relieved to know that the [...]

“Dell is to launch an Android-based tablet device, Pocket-lint has learnt, possibly beating the also rumoured Apple tablet to the market.
The new model, which will go up against the currently available Archos Internet Tablet and recently announced JooJoo (formerly the CrunchPad), will allow users to surf the Web from a handheld device bigger than [...]

Dell is first and foremost a computer manufacturer but more recently a mobile phone maker, with the Dell Mini 3i being the first Android of the family. With New Year’s Resolutions right around the corner I’m sure many of you are thinking about “getting more organized” and that same goal is on Dell’s list [...]

Good morning Phandroidians! (Is that a word?) I’ve been searching the webs high and low this morning for some Android news to present you with.  I got a few things… So here we are with another roundup!
..aaaaaand off we go!
Accumulate launches support for Android

“Users of Android mobiles can now use the Accumulate mobile security [...]

The LG Korean site has just issued a press release announcing the LG Amundsen (GW880) which is the companies 3rd known Android Phone (GW620/Eve and the GT540) and first on China Mobile’s OPhone brand. The LG Amundsen apparently gets its name from the Norwegian explorer Roald Amundsen who was the first person to reach [...]

In case you forgot about Dell’s first Android phone, the Dell Mini 3i, they issued a press release reminding us all that it should launch later this month on the world’s largest carrier – China Mobile. The last day of the month is exactly one week from today (Monday, November 30th) so judgement day [...]

There was a time when mobile carriers would try to distinguish themselves based on the service they provided and their pricing plans.
“The times are a-changin’,” and ever since the iPhone, mobile carriers have tried to make phones the face of their company.
AT&T = iPhone

When most people think of the iPhone they also think of [...]

Latin America might have Speedy Gonzales but it seems China has Speedy-T0-Unbox-The-Mini-3i-Zales some pretty quick characters, too. Just a few moments after we unleashed news of the Dell Mini 3i hitting China and Brazil (Speedy Gonzales was/is actually Mexican), one Chinese Blogger has already removed the phone from what seems like retail-ready packaging:

Are you [...]

Dell’s entry into the smartphone market has been expected, and although once “highly anticipated”, excitement has wavered. They’re suffering the same sort of condition that seems to have overtaken Garmin’s smartphone intentions but not all is lost. At some point the Dell Mini 3i will land on AT&T but first, and in the coming [...]

Earlier today the FCC approved Dell’s first Android phone, the Mini 3ix. AT&T is expected to carry Dell’s Mini 3iX in Q1 2010.
Initially Dell reps said the phone would just be available in China. However, with AT&T falling behind the android market share it would make sense to have a proven product.
Unlike the [...]

Not to be confused with Motorola, the MOTO Development Group today announced that they’ll be launching their Android Media Platform, a mobile device cookie cutter for Android 2.0. With AMP, hardware manufacturers will be able to work closely with MOTO in prototyping, designing, and testing their latest devices, providing an infrastructure to ensure the [...]

We’ve heard Dell is hard at work on some fresh Android stuff but what we’ve seen so far hasn’t blown us away. This, however, is a little bit more interesting. The folks at Tinhte got their hands on an engineering sample of the Dell Streak that is said to have an 800×480 touch screen, [...]

I’m not going to hide that we’re Android enthusiasts and while we try to be as objective as possible, we certainly take more of a liking to Android than, well… any other mobile platform in the history of the universe. That being said, we understand there is an approaching “problem” with Android regarding potential [...]