U.S. Cellular says it will launch 7 Android 2.3 handsets and an HTC tablet during the rest of 2011
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Regional carrier U.S. Cellular has announced an ambitious schedule for the remainder of the year. Seven more Android smartphones are expected to join the line-up, all of them sporting Android 2.3. Also on tap is a 7 inch tablet from HTC which sounds suspiciously like the HTC Flyer.
Breaking down the Android windfall, this fall the carrier will launch two Gingerbread flavored handsets with one coming from Motorola with a 4.3 inch screen and dual-core plumbing. Also part of the magnificent seven is an LG model, one of the Korean firms "slimmest and lightest" handsets with a 4 inch display and a 1 GHz processor (single-core, to be sure), which could be the LG Optimus Black. In November, U.S. Cellular will release its first 4G enabled phone although the manufacturer and model are not known. Lastly, another tablet is expected to be offered by U.S. Cellular and the early line has it as the Samsung Galaxy Tab 10.1.
U.S. Cellular did not announce specific prices or launch dates, but more than half the sexiness comes from the mystery, right?
via U.S.Cellular
Breaking down the Android windfall, this fall the carrier will launch two Gingerbread flavored handsets with one coming from Motorola with a 4.3 inch screen and dual-core plumbing. Also part of the magnificent seven is an LG model, one of the Korean firms "slimmest and lightest" handsets with a 4 inch display and a 1 GHz processor (single-core, to be sure), which could be the LG Optimus Black. In November, U.S. Cellular will release its first 4G enabled phone although the manufacturer and model are not known. Lastly, another tablet is expected to be offered by U.S. Cellular and the early line has it as the Samsung Galaxy Tab 10.1.
via U.S.Cellular
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