Almost every single phone that receives any amount of hype is bound to get knocked off by some bootleg Chinese handset manufacturer. One phone we haven’t seen knocked off is the Palm Pre, until now, that is.

What you see above is said Palm Pre knock offd that features both a touch screen and slide out QWERTY keyboard. Additionally, it runs the OPhone OS, analog TV, an FM radio and Bluetooth.

Sounds pretty enticing, huh? If you really want such a knock off, it’ll run you right around $90.

via pmptoday

Tags: Cell Phones, chinese, clone, knockoff, Mobile News, Mobile Software, ophone os, Other Brands, Palm, Palm Pre

Rumors have been floating around that China Mobile was working on an Android-powered tablet of sorts for some time now with no official confirmation from the carrier themselves. Well, pictured above is an officially rendered image of a 7-inch Android-touting tablet supposedly coming to China Mobile at some point in the future.

This device would reportedly have 3G, voice and video calling, SMS/MMS, a web browser and China Mobile’s in-house Android skin, OPhone OS.

We’re not positive on a release date or price point but don’t expect this one to be hitting North American carriers anytime soon.

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Tags: 3G, Android, China Mobile, Google, Mobile News, Mobile Software, ophone os, tablet, video calling, web browser

Earlier this week a few images of what was supposed to be Phillips‘ first Android powered mobile phone, entitled the V808, hit the web.

Well today, we now have some more details on the device that seem to be a bit more confirmed. We now know that the V808 will run OPhone OS, a China Mobile developed operating system based on Android, and launch exclusivly on China Mobile.

Now there’s no word on when, if ever, we will see this phone released worldwide but chances are, if it does, we will see it running Android as opposed to OPhone OS.

via ClonedinChina

Tags: Android, Cell Phones, China Mobile, Mobile News, Mobile Software, ophone os, Philips, Philips, V808