Chinese company Huawei in Barcelona presented a series of devices built on the basis of the operating platform Google Android. Huawei U8800 is positioned as the world’s first Android-smartphone with support for HSPA +, allowing upload data at speeds up to 14Mbps.
Toshiba brought to Barcelona a couple of smartphones with Windows Mobile 6.5 and proprietary interface Toshiba 3D UI. These two models TG02 and K01 respectively.
At the Mobile World Congress in Barcelona, Acer introduced five smartphones, three of them on the Android OS, and two others – Windows Mobile.
Turkish company General Mobile has announced 4 new models with Google Android OS at Mobile World Congress in Barcelona. The company builds grand plans for the not only the whole line of Android-devices, but also it’s own application store for Android called StoreOid.
Alliance Garmin-Asus at Mobile World Congress in Barcelona, showed two new smartphones – Garmin-Asus nuvifone M10 and Garmin-Asus nuvifone A50. Both new products are created for those who need business-specific functionality, combined with satellite navigation. Pedestrian and vehicle GPS-projects implemented through software Garmin, which is a leading company in the market.