Mobile-review has an early preview on Sony Ericsson’s upcoming Android flagship, the XPERIA ANZU X12. As a flagship, the X12 ANZU is a large device with a 4.3-inc 854×480 capacitive touchscreen and a 12 Megapixel camera. It is slimmer than the Galaxy S.

Google and Samsung officially announce the Nexus S, their Android collaboration, which is the second Android phone released by Google, following the Nexus One by HTC. The Nexus S, as its name suggests, is pretty much based on Samsung’s own Galaxy S smartphone. Most notable new features include a 4-inch Contour display with curved glass screen, capacitive touch sensor and anti-fingerprint display coating; built-in Near Field Communication (NFC) connectivity and the latest Android 2.3 Gingerbread OS.

Samsung introduces in China the all-new W899 Android clamshell smartphone featuring two Super AMOLED touchscreens. The W899 is probably the first clamshell phone to run Android OS. It works not only with China Telecom’s CDMA 1X and CDMA EVDO 3G network but also supports tri-band GSM/GPRS/EDGE networks, making it global-ready.

This is LG’s next flagship, the Star powered by Tegra 2 dual core 1GHZ processor and running Android 2.3 (when it is released). Though the Star has not been announced, GSM-Israel has a 7-min hands-on video on the phone, which is embedded after the cut:

Gizmodo has posted several photos of Motorola’s Olympus MB860 Android device. It is said the the Olympus is powered by Tegra 2 processor and runs Android 2.2. The phone looks bigger than the DEFY and will probably have a screen larger than 3.7-inch.

Huawei’s U8800 is a mid-range Android smartphone. Coming to Europe soon, the U8800 is running the Android 2.2 Froyo OS. The phone sports a 3.8-inch capacitive touchscreen, a 5 Megapixel camera with LED flash, Bluetooth, GPS/A-GPS and WIFi connectivity. After the break, you can see the unboxing video:

TerreStar launches its Genus, the world’s first integrated cellular-satellite smartphone running WIndows Mobile 6.5 OS. Aim to bring satellite phone to the mainstream market the Genus is priced at $1,149.99. Looks just like an ordinary bar-type QWERTY smartphone, the Genus connects to both AT&T’s GSM / HSPA cellular network and TerreStar-1 satellite access.

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Giorgio Armani and Samsung have again teamed up to launch another mobile phone, this time a Galaxy S smartphone. The new Giorgio Armani Samsung phone is basically an AT&T Captivate with Giorgio Armani’s logo. The phone will be available in Giorgio Armani boutiques and leading mobile retailers in Italy, France, the U.K., Germany, Dubai, China, Hong Kong, Spain, Russia and the Netherlands starting from December and the price will be about Euro 700.