The long rumored Motorola Opus One will soon be officially announced to the public. The handset will run on Google Android operation system, same as the previously unveiled Backflip at the CES 2010. Added details confirm that the Opus One will be named as the Motorola i1.

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The advent of Windows 7 has brought incessant clamors on different media channels. A number of companies have rendered the aid of Windows 7 for their products. The latest has been passed on by Microsoft’s Aaron Woodman who flaunted an LG Windows Phone 7 Series early prototype.

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HTC has earnestly assailed the Mobile World Congress by showing off a lineup of their upcoming handsets. Some of them have previously swelled on the ring of rumors and is now finally making an appearance at Barcelona, Spain.

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Sony Ericsson graced the Mobile World Congress at Barcelona, Spain with a long string of new handsets. There is one apparent mobile phone present on the event that shows resemblance on their previously revealed Vivaz phone. And the similarity is justifiable as it was branded as the Vivaz Pro.

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As expected, the Mobile World Congress will wobble Barcelona, Spain as they stun the market with loads of technology innovations. Samsung was indeed present at the event to showcase their new product lineups including the previously reported Bada OS phone. There is, however, another phone with an upgraded Android version that is present on the event and claims heftier features which is the Samsung I8520 or the Halo.

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Samsung is boosting their marketing efforts for their latest mobile phone ahead of the most anticipated Barcelona mobile tech exhibit. The new Samsung Phone has primary been spotted at a billboard in Barcelona and now specifications of the phone has been leaked prior to the event. The Samsung S8500 Wave is cited to be their first phone that will be based on Bada platform.

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LG aims to intensify the hype on their smartphones by unveiling another handset. It was branded as the LG GS500 Cookie Plus which drifts away from the flair of the previously acclaimed slimmest phone.

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