Acer, other than the flagship Liquid e, introduces the beTouch E400 and beTouch E110 smartphones, both running Android unlike the three old beTouch models. The E400 is the more advanced model powered by Qualcomm 7227 600MHz processor and runs Android 2.1 Eclair OS while the E110 is an affordable phone with 416MHz CPU and Android 1.5 with Acer’s special UI.

Motorola unveiled at the MWC 2010 the latest addition to its Android portfolio, the Quench with MOTOBLUR social platform. The Quench will be called CLIQ XT and be available in March through T-Mobile USA.

Acer announced at the MWC 2010 that it’s first smartphone created in collaboration with Ferrari will be presented to the world in March 2010. The device will be …

Acer announced at the MWC 2010 the new Liquid e smartphone running the latest Android 2.1 Eclair OS. The Liquid e serves as a minor update to the original Liquid, getting the same Qualcomm SnapDragon processor running underclocked at 768MHz and 3.5-inch capacitive touchscreen.

Bug Labs, the company behind the BUGBase, introduces the BUG 2.0 platform that is it’s second generation hardware system, as the follow-up to the BUGBase. Based on TI’s OMAP 3 …

Asus officially introduces its Eee PC T101MT multitouch netbook, the successor to the T91MT. The T101MT comes with a 10.1-inch LED-backlit multitouch display with 1024×600 resolution. It is boosted by an Intel Atom N450 processor, up to 2GB of memory and 160GB/320GB hard drive.

Following the Vivaz announced last month, Sony Ericsson unveils at the MWC 2010 the Vivaz pro Symbian smartphone. Like the X10 mini pro, the pro version Vivaz gets a slide-out QWERTY keyboard for faster typing.

Sony Ericsson Xperia X10 mini pro QWERTY

At the MWC 2010, Sony Ericsson introduces the Xperia X10 mini (aka Robyn) and the Xperia X10 mini pro with a side-slide QWERTY keyboard, both are mini versions of the Xperia X10. Based on the Android 1.6 OS, the two sister phones feature the company’s UX platform UI.

In addition to the HTC Desire, HTC introduces another Android smartphone, called the Legend, at the MWC 2010. Basically, the Legend is just a redesigned Hero running Android 2.1 Eclair with the enhanced HTC Sense.

Finally, HTC officially unveils its own version of the Google Nexus One. HTC called the device Desire, which is previously known as the HTC Bravo. The HTC Desire runs the Android 2.1 Eclair OS with HTC Sense UI.