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Android version of Mozilla Fennec teased on the Nexus One and DROID
A picture is worth a thousand words? From the looks of it, yes. There’s not a lot to report here except that Mozilla has posted pics of the Nexus One and Motorola DROID both running Fennec, the mobile Firefox found on the Nokia N900 on their Facebook page. Otherwise there’s no release date mentioned for a public release. The DROID slide by the way is waiting for you after the jump.
Source: Firefox Mobile, BGR
Without properly citing where-in-the-world who their sources are, The Daily Telegraph states that the Nexus One will launch on Vodafone UK in April for an undetermined price. To try and put details on that subject, the Telegrpah mentioned it’s “likely to be priced very similarly to comparable smartphones such as the iPhone.” It’s no surprise that Vodafone will take on the massively-powerful N1, but with a solid time frame for the UK launch, the also UK-inbound Sense UI-bumped, extremely similar 
Not too long ago the Nexus One passed through the FCC, a model that seemed it was destined for AT&T. Today though, a new version has jumped the Great Wall of the Federal Communications Commission: A dual-band CDMA variant, definitely the one headed for Verizon Wireless. Anyway, the model number and label shape are the same, so that’s the only confirmation we’ll need.
If you haven’t noticed there’s a new OTA update for your Motorla CLIQ, you might want to hold off downloading it, because users are having headaches with the new 1.3.18 update right now. Terrifying known issues include not being able to log into MOTOBLUR, SMS-related lagging and crashing, sucky Bluetooth connectivity, dimming screens, virtual keypad bugs, and the date and time set to 7PM, 31 December 1969. T-Mobile and Motorola haven’t sent out an official statement as of yet, but here’s what an official T-Mobile Community mod had to say:
A great thing to know indeed. While we are patiently waiting for the Dell Mini 5 to launch (even though we don’t know when) Dell’s very own Neeraj Choubey, GM of Dell’s tablet division, served up the scoop to Wired and said that there will be “a family of tablets” which will “scale up to a variety of sizes.” (They probably would all run Android) He also reveals that there will be “inexpensive data plans” with the new slates, much like what Apple plans for the iPad. Although I do think a lot of carriers are going to get a grudge when they have to provide “cheap” data plans to a large range of users. The buck doesn’t stop there though; the exec had a separate interview at Laptop, and said AT&T would be providing that coverage to Dell Mini 5 users. Who knew? Now Choubey, wanna give us that release date?
