A company called Inbrics has been showing off its Android smartphone at the CES – M1. Specs include a 3.7-inch WVGA AMOLED touchscreen, side-slide QWERTY keyboard, 3-megapixel camera, front-facing VGA camera, Samsung 800MHz CPU, and 16GB of storage that is further expandable with microSD cards. At the moment, this baby is running Android 1.5, but that’s something that could be easily upgraded to 2.0 or even 2.1.

However, what’s especially interesting about the

A mobile phone running Google’s Android software along with a third party security app was recently stolen in Oregon and was able to fight back against it’s captors, getting itself home again. The Motorola Droid was stolen out of a couples home late at night along with a number of other electronic items and things of values.

Shortly after stealing the device the thieves snapped a few photos of themselves with the on-board camera which, unknown to them, were then uploaded to a server as part of a backup process that runs each night.

The third edition of Android-based handsets from the Samsung assembly line has made it to China. The Korean major has unveiled its new Android phone christened i899 on the China Telecom network.

The i899 comes with a 3.2-inch AMOLED display, but uses a resistive touchscreen. The handset is said to have been built only with China Telecom, the Communist nation’s third largest carrier, in mind and would support CDMA/EVDO networks. The i899 would hop on to the China Telecom network and would also have the capability to support WiFi, a

Motorola’s new upcoming Android based smartphone, christened Devour, has made a sneak peek into the tech crowd with some specs on detail. The latest revelation is that the Android phone will come in a silver casing too, apart from the black hued model that we got to know about a few days ago.

The Devour, which was formerly called the Calgary, is to hop on to Verizon Wireless, making it the carrier’s third phone that runs Google’s Android OS. The Devour is expected to run the Android 2.1 version, which makes it significant owing

Never be caught out again with this ingenious concept coke mobile phone that runs on Coca-Cola drinks. Yes thats right, the bio battery in the phone generates its electricity from the carbohydrates (the sugar) in the Coke and uses enzymes as the catalyst to generate its power.

Bio batteries have been around a for decades and can produce 3 or 4 times the amount of energy a traditional lithium mobile phone battery can. Seems strange why this isn’t already a commercial

We have seen quite a few different watch phones here at Geeky Gadgets, the latest one is the Special Ops Quad Band Watch Phone from the guys over at Chinavasion.

The Special Ops Quad Band Watch Phone is made from stainless steel, and it has been given a black coat of paint, and it features a 1.3 inch TFT LCD touchscreen, plus a microSD card slot which can take microSD cards up to 2GB.

The Special Ops Quad Band Watch Phone is a quad band GSM watch phone which supports

There have been speculations about the unveiling of the Google Nexus One Android powered smartphone today and the stance should be clear by 1 p.m. (New York time) because that is when the Android Press Gathering begins. The Android device that has been assembled by HTC is already a popular smartphone (thanks to some real hype building) and all eyes will be set on the event hoping for the probable iPhone killer to arrive. A simple list of details will not please the onlookers for they are available all over the web and therefore a thorough unveiling is

It looks similar to a laptop, complete with a screen and a QWERTY keypad. He only difference you might notice is the size. It is tiny compared to even a netbook. We are talking of the new smartphone that has been lined up by Motorola. The company has had not much need to seek a name for the phone it seems. The properties it possesses has made the device to be called the Backflip. Motorola might start selling the new handset this March.

The new Motorola Backflip handset has been designed in such a way that you can open the cellphone

[CES 2010] Now this might be hot when it hits the market (hopefully) at the end of the year if Identity is able to find a mobile carrier (or carriers) as their partner(s). Touting to go up head-to-head against the iPhone, Identity hopes to price their MID phone at no more than $200 with a typical 2-year contractual agreement. It does look as though it comes with a full touchscreen display, although for those who are still uncomfortable with a virtual keyboard for typing emails and text messages, there is always the QWERTY

It seems like washing machines and microwaves aren’t the only devices that Google’s Android OS is getting into. While a desk phone certainly isn’t as weird a place to put Android as a washing machine, it’s still not something that everybody would do. But the folks at Touch Revolution certainly seem to believe that it will work, and thus they’ve come up with the Nimble. The phone sports a custom interface, designed by The Astonishing Tribe, the firm that conceived the original Android