LG Electronics today introduced its new Android system-based smartphone in South Korea. Known as the Andro-1, the handset is actually the second Android-powered smartphone in the South Korean market. The phone is optimized for using the search engine, e-mail and calendar services. The LG Andro-1 features a QWERTY keypad and supports social networking services linked with phone contact lists. It will be available through Korea’s second-largest mobile operator, KT Corp., for 600,000 Won ($529) before subsidies and taxes. [YonHap]

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Another upcoming messaging phone ‘GW370 Shannon’ from LG has recently presented by at Mobile.Sooyuu.com. Although it’s not officially announced, the phone is said to feature a touchscreen display with 240 x 320 resolution and have a full sliding QWERTY keyboard. Other specs remain unknown at the moment including pricing and release moment. Stay tuned for more updates. [Mobile.Sooyuu.com]

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The new EA Sports Active 2.0 system will be available for the Wii, PS3, and iPhone when it launches. The system has a wireless control, arm and leg straps that sent info to the app about your workout.

Apple has reportedly pushed out the fourth beta offering in the iPhone OS 3.2 SDK. The new version is said to be for development only and can’t be used for submitting apps.

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The K-Touch X90+ is a new Chinese touchscreen phone that boasts dual cameras, dual SIM, and a rotating keypad. Priced at $260.99, the phone additionally has an FM tuner and an analog TV. The K-Touch X90+ is compatible with GSM at the two frequencies of 900MHz, 1800MHz. Too poor, it will not work in the United States, Canada, and Mexico.

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Nokia will launch an upgraded version of the Nokia E72 for the Chinese market. Dubbed as the Nokia E72i, the new handset supports WAPI (China’s own Wi-Fi technology). The new Nokia E72i features HSDPA, A-GPS, Nokia Maps, accelerometer, a 3.5mm headset jack, a 250MB of internal memory, a QVGA display and a full QWERTY keyboard. Sadly, there is no info on pricing or availability so far. [Mobile-review]

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Samsung has announced the availability of its latest Android smartphone ‘Galaxy Spica i5700‘ in Canada via Rogers. The handset is sold for $79.99 with a 3-year contract agreement or for $449.99 with free of contract. As a reminder, the phone offers a 3.2-inch HVGA touchscreen display, an 800MHz CPU, a 3.2MP camera, Android 1.5 OS, a microSD card slot (up to 32GB), GPS, WiFi, Bluetooth and supports HSDPA connectivity. [Rogers]

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Word has it that the Casio Brigade C741 is now available in various Verizon retail stores, although there is no official announcement from Verizon so far. Verizon offers the Brigade C741 for $249 on contract (after a $50 mail-in rebate). You can order that rugged handset via TeleSales. In case you didn’t know, the Casio Brigade C741 has a “solid build quality” and features Push-to-talk, Bluetooth and a camera with LED flash. Stay tuned for more updates. [PhoneArena]

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