Motorola First To Release Android Phone In South Korea

on 05/26/2009 09:21 PDT

Motorola will be first off the blocks to offer an Android-powered handset in South Korea, where it will hit that part of the world sometime in early 2010. That’s still some ways off, so we don’t have nary a detail on its specifications nor form factor. Here’s hoping to an infamous leak to happen so that we can all get excited about Motorola once again. Hopefully the half year wait (or more) will be worth it – otherwise it would just be another nail in Motorola’s coffin.

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