Well, a flood of new companies have focused on the Open Handset Alliance, the most wasted no time in ever new product out there. Like Samsung, for example.

The company has confirmed it is working hard to develop an Android handset for a start around June 2009. Right now, it’s only been confirmed for a U.S. network start (and possibly Sprint, T-Mobile), with a team of 80 developers working hectically to the phone on time. Of course, when it begins a U.S. launch, we can assume this position is in the United Kingdom. Why waste all that development time for a limited run?

The phone itself does not look too inspiring so far, said a new, sleek but over the existing Omnia. Hopefully with a better screen – that was a big disadvantage when we got hands-on early this year. Do not be surprised to see a prototype of this (and many other android) are flashed around the upcoming CES, which we take for granted.

Related posts:

1. Dell confirms Mini 5 using AT&T, to get Android Market apps New information on the mini-tablet 5 smartphone from Dell was...
2. Droid Eris to get Android 2.0 next year Verizon has confirmed today that the HTC Droid Eris...
3. Acer Liquid A1 – First Snapdragon Android At an event in London, just Acer’s first 1GHz...
4. Samsung Corby Pop to be called Samsung C3510 Genoa in Europe Published in India as Samsung Corby pop, which is...
5. Firefox Mobile coming to Android as early as February Given the popularity of Android on the phone, it’s no...