A couple of new Android handsets from Motorola have appeared on the Chinese regulator TENAA’s website, and Blog of Mobile has managed to uncover a number of specs for the devices. First up, the Motorola XT760 (pictured on the left) runs Android 2.3.5 atop a dual-core 1GHz processor, with a 960 x 540 TFT LCD display, and 8-megapixel rear camera. The images also show a front-facing webcam, but no details are offered on that. The XT760 is said to operate on standard WCDMA/GSM bands, meaning that while it could be seen outside of China, it’s almost certainly headed to China Unicom.
Motorola XT760 and MT680 appear courtesy of Chinese regulator TENAA
Two new Android-based Motorola smartphones have appeared on Chinese regulator TENAA’s website, the XT760 for China Unicom and MT680 for China Mobile.
Two new Android-based Motorola smartphones have appeared on Chinese regulator TENAA’s website, the XT760 for China Unicom and MT680 for China Mobile.
TENAA has also shown off the MT680 (pictured right), which takes a number of visual cues from the Motoluxe announced at CES. Again it’s running Android 2.3.5, though it’s using a Marvell chipset that looks to be a PXA 920, offering a 1GHz ARMv5 processor with TD-SCDMA connectivity. The handset offers a 800 x 480 display along with a 5-megapixel sensor, and will be available on China Mobile.
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