OLED devices

Flurry reports that Google sold only 135,000 Nexus One phones in the 74 days since it started shipping. You may ask why 74 days - it's the time it took Apple to sell 1 million first generation iPhones. Motorola sold 1.05 million Droid phones in the same time frame.

They say that this is a disappointment for Google, but we have to remember that the phone is only available online and only for T-Mobile (although that is now changed). Also Google is a company that has a lot of patience and hopefully they'll continue support and development of their phones.

UK's Vodafone says that HTC's Desire and Legend phones will be released on April. The Desire has a 3.2" touch AMOLED (480x320) and a 5Mp camera, while the Legend has a larger 3.7" AMOLED (800x480) and a 1Ghz CPU. Both phones are running the Android 2.1 OS. Interestingly The Legend (that phone is exclusive for Vodafone UK) will include Vodafone's own 360 social service on top of the Sense UI.

HTC Desire

We do not know how much the phones will cost, but if you want them unlocked, Amazon will offer then for $601 (Legend) and $795 (Desire).

Via Electronista

Update: The N1 is also coming to Sprint soon...

Google's Nexus One phone is now shipping in another version that supports the frequencies used by AT&T in the US and Rogers in Canada. The phone is still unlocked, and costs $529. The Nexus One has a 3.7" touch WVGA AMOLED, runs on Android v2.1 (1Ghz CPU), 5Mp camera and comes with a 4GB microSD.

Google Nexus One

Via Engadget

Back in December 2009 we reported on Cowon's J3 AMOLED A/V player, and this is now confirmed. The J3 will have a 3.3" touch AMOLED (480 x 272) with an accelerometer and has 4/8/16GB internal memory.

Cowon J3

via PlayerBites

Amazon UK has just added 4 new Samsung digital cameras, all with AMOLED displays. 3 Of them we already know about: The CL80 (ST5500 in the UK), the HZ35W (WB650 in the UK) and the NX10. There's another one called WB2000, which wasn't revealed before.

Samsung HZ35W

• The HZ35W/WB650 will be released on February 2, for £299.99. It has a built-in GPS with geo-tagging capabilities, a 12mp sensor, 15x optical zoom and a 3" AMOLED.
• The CL80/ST5500 will be released on March 15, for £349.99. It has a 14mp sensor, 7X optical zoom and Wi-Fi (through which you can instantly-upload to flickr, facebook, photobox or picasa. It also has a 3.7" WVGA touch AMOLED.
• The NX10 will be released on March 15, for £599.99. The NX10 is a hybrid DSLR, with a 14.6mp APS-C sensor and new NX-type lens mount. It has a 3" OLED display.
• The WB2000 will be released on May 24 for £329.99. It has a 10mp sensor, 5X optical zoom and a 3" OLED screen.

In December 2009, HTC's roadmap leaked, and there were two OLED phones in there, the Bravo and the Legend. Now we hear that the Bravo will be released in March in Sweden. The Bravo has a 3.7" WVGA touch AMOLED (854x480) display, it's running the Android-OS on a 1Ghz Snapdragon CPU, and is capable of 720p HD video recording. It has Wi-Fi, GPS, and a 5mp camera.

HTC Bravo

Via Electronista

Dell has a new Android device called the Mini 5. It's a (big!) mobile phone with Wi-Fi, Bluetooth, 5Mp camera and a full-multitouch 5" display. Gizmodo thinks it uses an OLED display, but nobody knows for sure. Remember that Dell are also showing a laptop prototype with an OLED, so obviously they are considering OLEDs in their future products.