By Daniel Ionescu, Dec 9, 2008
Sony Ericsson, Toshiba and Asus could launch as soon as next summer new, less expensive cell phones, based on Google's mobile operating system - Android. The companies have stated today their interest in developing devices based on Android, and joined the Open Handset Alliance together with 11 other members. Joining other large handset manufacturers such as Motorola, Samsung and LG in the Open Handset Alliance (OHT), Sony Ericsson, Toshiba and Asus are set deploy new Android based devices within the coming year. And looking at the big picture, there's no good reason why they shouldn't. Sony Ericsson (SE) had no prominent smartphone offerings this year - that is unless you count the Xperia 1, which finally got released after almost a year of teasing us with pictures and specs from SE. And now that the Windows Mobile powered phone is out, not many are rushing to purchase it. On the other hand, Toshiba and Asus only released devices based on Windows Mobile, and besides the powerful Asus P565, there wasn't much success in for them either.
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