Mobile World

Dell has now officially in the smartphone race with the launch of the Mini 3. The full-touchscreen phone depends on a customized version of Android and different characteristics based on the region. While most of the information is not available, will be restricted version of the China Mobile EDGE data, but using the state-sponsored OPhone interface and App Store. Other countries should get localized 3G and Wi-Fi, and should.

Most other details were not disclosed, but a 3-megapixel camera and a 640×360 resolution are already known.

The Mini 3 first deliveries to China Mobile later this month and Claro in Brazil by the end of the year, however, Dell has already been confirmed, U.S. offers for AT & T and Verizon for early next year as well as contracts for Vodafone Australia, Europe and New Zealand, Maxis in Malaysia and both M1 and StarHub in Singapore.

Dell’s first handheld entry is selected because it covered only Axim PDA line in 2007 and represents both a return to competition with Apple in the handheld space, as well as a symbolic blow against Microsoft allowed. All Dell Axim running Windows Mobile and led many to speculate that Windows Mobile would return.

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