[...] phased out), and it references Motoblur.This same device actually appeared on the FCC’s site back in January, but the entry was updated yesterday with the new pictures and a user manual.The additional time [...]

[...] have been reporting since last August that Motorola was working on the device and recently saw the FCC approve it with T-Mobile 3G [...]

not impressed with any tablet except the dell mini 5

[...] It appears AT&T will launch the Backflip, so I’m sure if they will pick up the Zeppelin so soon. T-Mobile is rumored to launch a Motorola Android phone on March 10 and this might be it (or the Sholes Tablet). [...]

I don’t understand why they put that lip jutting out of the bottom right of the phone. It would make it harder to reach the screen with your thumb and is just plain ugly.

[...] from Android Release dug up some pics of the event. We have been speculating that the device would launch in the United States on T-Mobile, so we are keeping a close eye on this phone. No U.S. launch date has been announced, but rumors [...]

Can somebody comment on how this 550Mhz processor fares against the current industry standard – the 1Ghz Snapdragon? I’m guessing not that well…

Regardless of how much it costs in another country, if it’s not priced competitively in relation to other devices in the same class, it’s not going to sell. Based on the price of the Droids, iPhones, etc. a subsidized price of ~$200 would be expected, though I wouldn’t put it past TMo to make a bad business decision and overprice the sucker.

ah ok! tnx! :-)

@Richard

Everyone has been behind with android updates. I’m running with the Google Ion and the HTC website only has 1.6 images available. LAME.