Kyocera (NYSE: KYO) announced three new phones for the U.S. market, with two of them targeting heavy texters. From left to right, they are:

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Kyocera (NYSE: KYO) unveiled bits of its strategy to the world. Apparently, the Japanese company plans to introduce its first Android-powered smartphone at some point next year. In addition, they…

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Kyocera had shown off its beautiful “EOS” phone concept at the CTIA Wireless 2009. The unique handset folds up unbelievably into a wallet-like shape, and folds out into two configurations: portrait QWERTY mode (pictured), and full-on widescreen OLED display.

Kyocera EOS Folding Phone Concept

Samsung was showing similar screen-folding folding abilities, but a much less impressive handset, at CES. Things get even wilder with Kyocera envisioning shape memory keys that can morph flat when not in use, and a kinetic charging method based on piezoelectric generators and Mary Poppins.

Kyocera EOS Folding Phone Concept

Kyocera plans on implementing these concept ideas into its “near future” lineup of devices. Well, time will tell how it all turns out.

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The CTIA Wireless 2009 is seeing a lot of hectic activity, much as expected. The latest is the Kyocera debut of two CDMA handsets, the G2GO M2000 and the Laylo M1400.

The G2GO M2000 sports a nice slide-out QWERTY keyboard and features Bluetooth, 1.3 megapixel camera, 2.4-inch QVGA display, MP3 player, an accelerometer and a microSD expansion slot. The Laylo M1400 is a slider phone, which features Bluetooth 2.0, a calculator, scheduler, stopwatch, timer, tip calculator and little else.

Kyocera G2GO M2000

There is yet no news on pricing, availability or what carriers they will be on, but we are doing our regular job of seeking news, so should be up with something new soon.

Kyocera Laylo M1400

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