Motorola Will Announce 2 New Phones, CES 2010

The Droid was just the beginning. Motorola is back on a roll and ready to push their early successes into greater gains. Tech Trader Daily reports that, according to a research analyst, Motorola is likely to announce the launch of 2 new phones at CES 2010. True to Moto's current obsession, both devices will run the Android OS. The first of these new phones is expected to be an AT&T smartphone with an OLED screen and a physical keyboard. It may run "Google experiences" rather than the traditional MotoBlur. The second Android smartphone will be designed for Verizon wireless. It is expected to also pack an OLED screen, and to have a soft keyboard.Moto's press conference at CES 2010 is scheduled for 5:30 P.M. on January 6th. We'll know then just how true these rumors are. CES 2010 will start on January 7, 2010 and lasts until the 10th. Of course CES news stories are already pouring in. Read them in our CES 2010 section.

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