Vodafone Smart U8160 :

 Vodafone officially introduced its new own-branded Android handset which is called the Vodafone Smart. Which is actually renamed by the Huawei U8160 and a budget-friendly device.

 The Vodafone Smart Android phone is comes in two color  choices with , black and white. New Smart phone packs a 2.8-inch QVGA display, Wi-Fi, 3G, A-GPS, a 3.5m headset jack, accelerometer, Vodafone Music, a 2-megapixel camera, and a MicroSD card slot (up to 32GB). This Vodafone handset is running on Android 2.2 Froyo OS.

 According to press release, the Vodafone Smart will be available starting June 2011 in Germany, the UK, Italy, and other market. The price of Vodafone Smart U8160 smartphone is about €90 ($128) on Pay As You Go (PAYG).

LG 200 QWERTY phone by Virgin Mobile

 Virgin Mobile launched a new cheap LG QWERTY smartphone on its network,named the LG 200. The handset is a candy bar form factor and comes with a full QWERTY keyboard for messaging.

 LG200 phone has features like 2.2-inch LCD display, Bluetooth, camera, and 600 phonebook records. Its battery allows up to 4 hours of talk time, 12.5 days of standby.

  The LG 200 messaging phone can be yours for pay only $69.99 and along with exclusively Virgin Mobile payLo plans ($30 per monthly), which gets 1500 minutes of talk time, 10MB of data use, 500 text, picture, or video messages.

Nokia WP7 U8500 dual-core 1.2GHz:

 The CEO of ST-Ericsson said that Nokia’s Windows Phone 7 devices will be powered by the U8500 dual-core CPU and its successors will go on to power Windows 8 phones also.

 So far, Windows Phone 7 device powered by Qualcomm chipsets (due to Microsoft’s limiting guidelines, which were revised recently). ST-Ericsson’s CEO however says that they will be one of two chip suppliers for Nokia’s WP7 phones (he didn’t who the other was).

The first of the phone's is Nokia device which will use the dual-core U8500 chipset, which has been seen running at 1.2GHz. Things might change by the time these devices come out, but they look to be the first dual-core Windows Phone 7 handsets.

The CEO also said that over the course of 2012 Nokia will release 12 Windows Phone 7 devices that will be based on future versions of the U8500 chipset. He also believes that ST-Ericsson will be a key supplier for Windows Phone 8, yep that's 8.

The Mango update is v7.5, so Windows Phone 8 is already very likely in the works (and the rumor mill suggests that it and Windows 8 will be closely related).

Demonstration of Music Beta by Google:

  Time to time, we’ve seen Google move into new ventures where their presence isn’t as widely recognized as other, but it’s not all the time they’re able to make an indelible mark in those new areas. Much like how Google is attempting to intrude into Twitter’s space with their Google Buzz service, we’re now seeing that with the music streaming service with their new Google Music Beta cloud service. Right now though, attendees of Google I/O and some Verizon Motorola XOOM owners have the prestigious opportunity of checking it now, but let’s hope others will have their time down the road.

  Users will be required to transfer their songs stored locally on their computers to Google – and this is accomplished by download and using the Google Music Manager software. Basically, it’ll scour your hard drive to fish out all your music, and once it’s able to tally them all with your approval, it’ll commence uploading them to the clouds. Naturally, it’s probably recommended for you to have a fast internet connection because the whole process can definitely be time consuming to say the least – especially if own a ton of songs. Thankfully though, you don’t have to upload all your songs at one-shot since you can continue from the same spot you left off previously.

Google Music App for Android:

 If you happen to own an Android powered smartphone, you can download the new Google Music app from the Android Market, which complements the default music player on your device – and in our case, we used the Samsung Infuse 4G. Launching the app for the very first time, we’re asked if we’d like to try out the new streaming feature associated with our account, and rightfully so, we accepted it unconditionally. In terms of presentation, there isn’t anything out of the ordinary with the app, mainly because it looks and feels like the stock Android music player we’re normally used to seeing. Aggregating songs stored locally on the handset, it’ll even display those that have been uploaded to our account.

Samsung Gravity Touch 2 GT2 :

 There is news of the successor  Samsung Gravity Touch smartphone. It is definitely called the Samsung Gravity Touch 2 aka the Samsung GT2 or Samsung GT2 Smart or a combination the Samsung Gravity Touch 2 GT2.

 According to news reporter, this handset will be released by T-Mobile on 8th June 2011. So probably, it is together with the HTC Sensation 4G and the Samsung Exhibit 4G.

 

 Specifications of Samsung Gravity Touch 2 GT2 Smart are a 3.2-inch touchscreen display, a 3 MP camera with LED flash, and a full physical side-sliding QWERTY keyboard. The GT2 smart phone is boasts an 800 MHz processor and runs Android 2.2 Froyo OS.

KDDI Infobar A01Stylish Android Phone

 KDDI Japan has currently  introduced a new Android smartphone, which named  Infobar A01. This handset is the first Infobar series smartphone to runs with Android 2.3 Gingerbread OS.

 The KDDI Infobar A01 smartphone is designed by Naoto Fukasawa and which is  manufactured by popular brand Sharp. 

 New Infobar A01 has brings a 3.7-inch screen with 960 x 540 resolution, an 8MP camera, and NFC (Near Field Communication) eWallet capabilities.

  This iida brand handset is powered with a 1GHz Snapdragon processor. The KDDI Infobar A01 smartphone is comes in four different colors and will be available in coming July 2011.