The phone carries a new design that does not look like any of Motorola’s existing Android phones.  It doesn’t have a keyboard and the user interface looks interesting.

The MOTO MT710 has a 3.7″ FWVGA screen supporting 480 x 854 resolution, a 5-megapixel camera, access to the Internet using China Mobile’s TD-SCDMA network or WiFi, and the ability to download applications via the Mobile Market from China Mobile.  The full details of the phone are published in Motorola developers’ blog, you may want to check it out here.

[via phandroid]

The LG Amundsen GW880 has a 3.5-inch touchscreen, 800 x 480 WVGA resolution, Mobile TV (CMMB, China standard), 5MP camera, GPS, Bluetooth and more. It also comes with China’s 3G connectivity known as TD-SCDMA.  This will be a device purely for China market as the standards it uses are of China standards and not found in anywhere else on the planet.  However, we will not rule out there might be a world version coming.

If you understand Korean, you might want to read the original announcement from LG’s web site here.

Dell is definitely after the huge mobile market that China has.  Imagine the 500 million mobile users, that’s a largest market you can get on earth.

The phone has 640×360 3.5 inch screen, Bluetooth, GPS and a micro SD expansion slot but it has no 3G connectivity and wifi.  It runs an Android based open source OS called OPhone.

The press release after the break.

[via businesswire]

China Mobile will soon become the first mobile operator to sell the Mini 3i, a sleek and slim new multi-touch smart phone from Dell designed to leverage the power, flexibility and applications of China Mobile’s new OPhone and Mobile Market platforms. Available in Red Passion and Oiled Bronze colors, the Mini 3i will begin arriving through China Mobile’s nation-wide channels (its authorized stores) by the end of this month and Dell direct to follow.

The Mini 3i runs China Mobile’s flexible OPhone open source platform, and includes the latest in popular entertainment including pre-loaded 139Mail e-mail, Fetion chat and digital maps for navigation. A large 3.5-inch widescreen creates a big-screen experience, making photos and videos bigger and more intense. The Mini 3i is also compatible with a range of consumer applications, e-mail platforms, and office productivity software.

“People today want to carry their lives with them – they want to discover, capture and share new content as they roam around the world,” said Michael Yang, vice president and general manager for Greater China Consumer of Dell. “We believe Dell’s year-long development collaboration with China Mobile will amplify those experiences better than anyone else in the industry.”

“This signals an important milestone in the long term partnership between China Mobile and Dell,” said a China Mobile spokesperson. “We are excited for Dell to be among the first manufacturers to introduce new technology based on the OPhone platform. We look forward to working with Dell as it brings innovative new products and services to add value to our customers’ lives.”

The Mini 3i is the result of a year-long collaboration with China Mobile and further illustrates Dell’s ongoing investment in smarter and more mobile products. China Mobile, the world’s largest mobile service provider with more than 500 million subscribers, teamed with Dell earlier this year to develop a new product for the rapidly growing base of mobile broadband users in China, embedding 3G technology in the Dell Mini 10 netbook.

With the recent launch of the OPhone platform, industry analysts are estimating that the current base of 180 million mobile broadband users in China will continue to grow at a rapid pace. The Mini 3i is specifically engineered to give those customers a smart phone that delivers fast, easy and fun access to the internet, e-mail, chat, music and video.

Popular Mini 3i Features:

• Entertainment: Access to China Mobile’s Mobile Market suite of services, games, productivity tools, wallpapers, ringtones and applications. Discover China’s popular Internet sites including 51.com, Kaixin and Renren.
• Customization: Personalize MP3 ring tones, icons and shortcuts. Run widgets on the home screen: sports, stocks, news and weather tickers.
• Navigation: GPS navigation.
• Search: Search contacts, appointments and e-mail from the home screen.
• Camera: 3 megapixel camera with zoom, auto-focus, flash, video capture and photo-editing capabilities. A 3.5 inch, widescreen (16:9), 640 x 360 display that’s ideal for viewing photos and videos.
• Popular Messaging: Support for the wide range of messaging platforms and services, including e-mail, IM, MMS and SMS.

Dell Mini 3i OPhone Specifications:

• Form Factor: Tablet/PDA
• Dimensions: 58.35 x 122 x 11.7
• Display: 3.5” nHD, 640×360
• Bands/Modes: Quadband GSM/EDGE
• Weight: <105g (grams)
• Bluetooth
• GPS
• Micro SD (up to 32GB)
• Connector: Mini USB

Android war is heating up in China.  Not long after China Mobile announced their Android-based Open Mobile System phone – OPhone, China Telecom is now unveiling their Android based CPhone created by Access.

During PT & Network Comm China, hold in Beijing and ended on September 20, Access had shown off their newest creation – CPhone.  The phone comes with a cartoon style UI, according to Clone in China. The phone runs on Android 1.5, but the specs were kept secret.

No news whether this phone will be available outside China Market.  If it does appear elsewhere other than China, it will be interesting for us to see how all these China created Android phones will perform.

[via ClonedinChina]