By know we all know that Dell intends to launch an Android phone in the USA and we also know it's going to be an improved version of the Android smartphone announced for the Chinese market. Today we find out that the FCC has cleared the phone and now we're waiting for an U.S. carrier to pick it up.
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Dell's Mini 3iX Android phone seems to be closer and closer. The phone has been spotted in Brazil which means that we might see it soon appear in various markets around the world.
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Dell is a famous computer maker but when it comes to cell phones and MIDs it still has to prove itself. The company has already conceived an Android phone for the Chinese market and now it's working hard on bring it to the U.S. And besides the Android smartphone Dell also happens to be cooking up a 3G Android MID.
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Oh Dell oh Dell, still trying to get a foot in the smartphone space huh? Well that little crap of an Android smartphone you all drop on the Chinese will never cut it, read more »
According to the Wall Street Journal, Dell is thinking Android thoughts lately. The computer manufacturer has already announced an Android phone for the Chinese market, the Mini 3i but now it's reported to be working on a similar phone scheduled to arrive from AT&T at some point in the future.
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Not wanting to be rude here but the Dell Mini 3i is one underwhelming Android smartphone, it's a sad time for the Chinese because they will have to deal with this thing.
Straight out of China....is this Dell's first Android based handset? Could it be just another ripoff device from one of the many Chinese phone manufactures? We will have to wait and see.
Dell is being very persistent in trying to get its first Smartphone out the gates and into the hands of users. After US Carriers called Dell's first effort dull, they are now planning to side with Asians.Dell and their dream of returning to the mobile space was hampered by a deadly slit on the wrist by the mighty carriers. Again, Dell has to revert back the drawing board for guidance.Android being open source has been working well for Google so far, quite a few devices has seen a port of the OS cross their path, now another has arrived.
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