We had very recently written a post about the Motorola Touch ZINE HD Android-powered mobile phone (Click here to go to that post). Here is your video preview of the self-same phone. View it and tell us what you think of the device.

Take a look at the all-new Motorola Touch ZINE HD that is rumored to be hitting the market very soon. A first look at this mobile phone is truly impressive and one tends to think that this is just the mantra Motorola needed to pump up its market share all over again. But you take a closer look and you realize what the loopholes are. Firstly, this wonderful giant looks uncannily similar to the HTC Touch HD. And did you notice the similarity in the name as well?

Secondly, the general buzz is that this device can do a 1080p video playback through HDMI, but take a look at the image in the gallery and you will realize that the cell phone is connected to a composite RCA cable. Besides, the display does not seem to support this claim either. So you do not know which one is the fallacious claim out here.

Anyway, these are just rumors, so we will have to await the moment of truth, when the product actually enters the market. Meanwhile, this Android-powered phone is said to include a 5MP camera and 16GB of internal memory.

Motorola Touch ZINE HD

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Source: EngadgetMobile

Kyocera has decided together with Wind River (global leader in Device Software Optimization) to develop mobile hardware and software for Android-based devices. Dave Carey, vice president and general manager of the Consumer Products Group at Kyocera Wireless Corp said:

“Our adoption of the Android platform further exemplifies how Kyocera Wireless is driving the convergence of telecommunication, broadband and multimedia technologies in mobile devices.” He added, “We are committed to developing compelling consumer devices that leverage our robust technology portfolio. Our goal is to make Kyocera the leader in Android integration among CDMA device manufacturers in the markets we serve.”

Wind River’s Android systems integration services will provide its broad mobile and deep open source expertise to Kyocera Wireless to help them accomplish their market goals.

Kyocera to enter Android hardware and software