The last time around we spotted the Motorola Devour, it was inside a box and we were hopeful that the Android powered handset will make a debut sometime soon and for once, Motorola hasn’t disappointed us. The snapshot below clearly reveals that the Devour will launch in the indirect channel through authorized distributors on February 25,2010 while it will launch in all channels on March 15, later this year.

The Devour is an Android powered handset which is destined to make Android mainstream and with this device, Motorola wants to focus on the MOTOBLUR advantage, just like it did with the Cliq for T-Mobile.

Acer had earlier entered the Android smartphone arena with the Acer Liquid. Now details have come out about two new smartphones from Acer, one of which is going to be powered by Android. The Acer E110, will run on Android and Acer P300 will run Windows Mobile. Both will be full-touchscreen phones with quadband GSM and UMTS-HSDPA support. E110 has also been confirmed to have a US AT&T version. More details below.

Texas Instruments has been in the news recently with their OMAP4 development device which can be used as a base for mobile devices such as ebook readers. Their latest innovative product is an industry first – combining WiFi, Bluetooth, GPS and FM into a single component – the WiLink 7.0. the WiLink series earlier had combinations of the four different radios but never before has it had all four together.

If you haven’t yet heard, the LG Arena Max LU9400 has started doing the rounds across tech blogs and websites in the form of leaked pictures. The company is still quiet on this, but it seems like the images we are treated to have some important information to pass on. Going by the pictures found online, the new LG Arena Max LU9400 looks like the makers have thrown in some cute design elements to make it a charmer.

The Apple iPad is gonna go cheap. Before you all rejoice, this piece of good news is only for readers in Austria who are planning to get hold of an iPad. Carrier Hutchison has plans to offer a discount on the Apple tablet wireless version, we are told.

Alright now you may have been doubly treated by Verizon Wireless with its buy one take one free offer for the Palm Pre Plus and Pixi Plus handsets but, as a VZW subscriber you have some issues to be resolved by now. The Palm Pre Plus running with VZW as a carrier does not send MMS messages when the WiFi of the device is on.

The obvious concern is that VZW sends such messages through its EVDO network while the Palm Pre Plus tries to send it through WiFi and hence those MMS messages are not being sent. The easiest way therefore to send those messages is to turn the WiFi off every time you forward an MMS.

Eyeing the burgeoning eReader mart is Asus’ next best intention. We have been hearing lots about the eReader in the works at Asus stables, but this is the first time some amount of specs are being revealed. The Asus DR-570 is what the company intends to call the new device and it is expected to be a refreshing addition to the eReader market. The Asus device will be different from its contemporaries owing to the fact that it would be using a 6-inch high-brightness OLED panel instead of the run-of-the-mill E Ink panel on its display.

It is called the SVE00 and has been rolled out by First International Computer. The story doesn’t end there.  What we are talking about is First International Computer next generation Netbook, which would take on peers with its sheer beauty and performance. The SVE00 has all in it that could bring in the much needed user friendliness to the computer working experience.

Some time ago Verizon have confirmed that they will not block tethering on the new Motorola Droid, but as you probably know getting high speed Internet access courtesy of your mobile phone will cost money. So what if you could get WiFi tethering on your smartphone, that’d be really something, don’t you think? Well folks we have news for you as it’s finally available as some pretty smart geeks have found a way to enable it via a quick and simple hack.

The new Dell Mini 10 netbook had been a joy for the professional on the go, for sure. Now, the computer maker has spruced the popular netbook by throwing in the Intel Pine Trail (Atom) N450 processor into its hardware slot. Dell is expected to start selling the netbook by January 2010, for a price starting at $299.