Sprint and Motorola launch the new Motorola ES400S, an mobile enterprise handheld device for business users and mobile professionals, which is basically Sprint’s version of ES400. The ES400S is built on Windows Embedded Handheld technologies, including the Windows Mobile 6.5.3 platform for seamless connectivity, application compatibility and support for industry-specific applications, advanced security and device management mobility needs. It also includes Customizable Motorola Enterprise User Interface (MEUI) makes business-critical information and functions available with one key press.

May the DROID be With You. Verizon Wireless and Motorola have officially the limited edition DROID R2-D2, inspired by the Star Wars. The limited edition Android handset comes with a graphic design to look like the iconic Astromech Droid from the Star Wars Saga and will be packaged in a custom box resembling carbonite.

As reported before, HTC is planning a high-end Android phone called Lexikon. Now the phone has been confirmed for Verizon Wireless and and …

As we all know, Windows Phone 7 is coming. While no phone has been announced, two ads featuring AT&T’s HTC Mondrian were leaked. No details of the device were revealed, but if the previous leaked info is correct, the Mondrian will have a 4.3-inch touchscreen and a 1.3Ghz SnapDragon processor.

Watch the two ads after the cut:

More details and a video (watch after the cut) of the HTC Mozart Windows Phone 7 smartphone have been posted by WMPoweruser. According the tipster, the WP7 phone sports a Qualcomm SnapDragon 1Ghz processor, 576MB RAM, 512MB ROM and 8GB internal memory.

HTC finally announced the Desire Z QWERTY keyboard, which is basically HTC’s own version of T-Mobile G2. Like the G2, the Desire Z runs Android 2.2 Froyo OS but it adds HTC Sense UI and the new HTCSense.com services. The phone gets a slideout QWERTY keyboard.

Finally Nokia officially unveils the E7-00 Symbian^3 smartphone. Designed for business, the E7-00 comes with sliding four-row QWERTY keyboard, just like other Eseries phones. It also offer support for Microsoft Exchange ActiveSync and IBM Lotus Notes Traveler, built-in Nokia Mobile VPN for connecting company intranet quickly and securely, business grade device lock and wipe functionality, remote device management, and other business-oriented features.

Nokis C6-01

Nokia introduces two new Cseries mobile phones running Symbian^3, the C6-01 and the C7-00. Both smartphones are equipped with a 8 Megapixel camera with 720p HD video recording capability. According to Nokia, “this latest version of Symbian is packing 250 new features and improvements whilst remaining familiar to the millions of existing Symbian users worldwide. With multiple homescreen support, multitasking and gesture-based interactions, this latest version of Symbian^3 is a big leap forward.”

Cricket launches its first Android smartphone, the Sanyo ZIO by Kyocera (aka Kyocera ZIO M6000). The Zio runs Android 1.6. It features a 3.5-inch WVGA capacitive touchscreen, a 3.2 Megapixel camera with video recording, GPS, Bluetooth and WiFi. It supports CDMA2000 1xEV-DO rev. A 3G networks.

T-Mobile USA officially announced the T-Mobile G2 by HTC (aka HTC Vision), which is the first smartphone specifically designed for T-Mobile’s new HSPA+ network. Like the G1, the first Android phone, the new G2 is a slider with side-slide full QWERTY keyboard. Of course, the G2 gets a better look and more advanced features than the G1.