Sony Ericsson Has New XPERIA Rachael

on 07/06/2009 08:15 PDT

Ninjas from Mobil have managed to unearth a new XPERIA Racheal that is touted to be the first Android handset from their stable. This is exciting news, as it would mean Sony Ericsson won’t be just tied down to their own operating system as well as Windows Mobile, and the more Android handsets there are, the merrier. Since it will be running on the Snapdragon platform, we’re probably looking at a 1GHz clock speed alongside the high possibility of an 8-megapixel image sensor. You excited yet?

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