Kyocera Announces Its Android-powered Zio M6000 Smartphone

on 03/23/2010 02:04 PDT

Kyocera has officially announced its Android-powered Zio M6000 smartphone today, claiming to “reveal the human side of Android”. The phone uses CDMA EV-Do Rev. A, supporting networks of carriers such as Sprint and Verizon Wireless. There wasn’t any release date or pricing information included in the press release, but the technical details include:

3.5-inch WVGA touch screen display
Trackball
3.2-megapixel camera
Google Maps
Widgets
256MB internal memory
Up to 32GB of microSD card expansion

Press release.

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