Acer Liquid Metal Headed To AT&T And T-Mobile?

Acer officially announced the Liquid Metal Android smartphone at the end of October, and said that their latest Android smartphone would be available in the UK in December.

Now it seems that the Acer Liquid Metal is also headed to the US, and will possibly be available with US networks AT&T and T-Mobile, as both networks are currently considering stocking this new Android smartphone.

As a reminder, the Acer Liquid Metal will come with Android 2.2, Froyo, and featyures a 3.6 inch touchscreen display, plus there is also an 800MHz Qualcomm MSM7230 processor and a five megapixel camera.

The five megapixel camera has a number of features which include image stabilization, and it is also capable of recording HD video in 720p, there is also integrate 802.11n WiFi, DLNA and uPnP.

There are no details as yet on when the Acer Liquid Metal will be available with either AT&T or T-Mobile in the US, as soon as we get some more information we will let you guys know.

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Canada: Acer Liquid E is now also available from Fido

The Acer Liquid E is basically the original Acer Liquid with Android 2.1 thrown in for good measure, as opposed to the original’s ancient 1.6 version of the mobile OS.

The Acer Liquid E has been available on Rogers in Canada for some time now, but today Fido also started selling it. If you are or intend to become a Fido customer, the Liquid E can be yours for $30 with a new 3-year contract or $375 without a contract.

This is Fido’s first Android smartphone, but there’s a good chance that others will start joining it pretty soon. After all, the smartphone revolution is in full swing, and not even Canadian carriers can afford to ignore it.

Via : unwiredview

Fido releases first Android: Acer Liquid E

Fido has released another smartphone and their first Android-powered device, the Acer Liquid e. This can be yours for $30 on a 3-year contract or $375 no contract.

From now on you can expect more smartphones (and more Android devices) to trickle down from Rogers lineup to Fido. The reason is more handset competition from the mid-level carriers and that customers are demanding devices that can do more than talk and text. Bell’s Virgin Mobile started to bring on smartphones when they hopped on to HSPA back on February 2nd. TELUS’ Koodo Mobile has also started to release smartphones over the past few months. The entry level devices will be left for Solo Mobile and Chatr.

As for the specs of the Fido Liquid e: comes with a 3.5-inch display, 768MHz Qualcomm Snapdragon processor, 5 megapixel camera with video capabilities, WiFi, full HTML browser, GPS, Bluetooth, 3.5mm headset jack, holds up to 32GB. Overall dimensions are 116×54×12.75mm with a weight of 135 grams.

Via : mobilesyrup.com

Source : Fido