HTC Tattoo, a touchscreen phone from Taiwanese handset maker HTC has been launched in India. The HTC Tattoo is an Android phone, running Android 1.6. The company announced that the phone will be available in India at a price of Rs 18,400 in Maharashtra and Madhya Pradesh. In other parts of India, HTC Tattoo price will be Rs 16,990.

ARM, the chip designer, has unveiled a new Android Solutions Center where designers and developers can build their ARM-based devices that run on the Android operating system. ARM is a company, which designs and develops the processors for handheld devices and other electronic appliances.

Dell Mini 3, the first smartphone from the house of Dell, will launch first in China, and then in Brazil. Dell has not revealed the price and detailed features of the Dell Mini 3.

Vobis Computer has announced that it will launch the Highscreen Zeus, its second Android phone, in Russia.

LG is likely to launch its first Android phone, the LG GW620, soon, reports say.

There is some interesting information filtering in about Android phones that will be launched in end-2009, via Verizon Wireless.

Rumors has it that Motorola plans to launch its Motorola Calgary Android phone via Verizon Wireless, after the launch of its Motorola Droid Android phone.

Tata DoCoMo has launched the Samsung Galaxy Android touchscreen phone on its network. The Samsung Galaxy is the first Android phone to be launched by Tata DoCoMo, the GSM mobile service from Tata Teleservices.

MyTouch 3G Android phone from T-Mobile and HTC was launched today. The MyTouch 3G is the second Android phone from T-Mobile. The first was G1, also made by HTC. A touchscreen and support for Microsoft Exchange mark out the MyTouch 3G Android from its predecessor G1. T-Mobile is pegging the MyTouch 3G as a fully customisable cellphone.

The mobile sector is expected to see a new high profile entrant with Skype mulling over a debut through providing support for Google Inc's Android.