AndroidGuys' Webster says he thinks two handsets, code-named Calgary and Morrison, will debut this winter on Verizon Wireless and T-Mobile, respectively.
There are rumors it has a non-slider follow up in the works; i.e. a full Qwerty-plus-touchscreen handset, code-named Vienna.
Coming sometime in the next four months are the Android 1.0 SDK, the first Android handsets, the source code, and a "Key Announcement on Android Developer Challenge II".
The handset uses wideband code division multiple access technology.
The two companies are testing new handsets that use code-division multiple access, or C.D.M.A., technology to increase the transmission capacity of digital networks.
He says he could close the gap fast by selling cheap handsets activated with codes on prepaid phone cards, as he does in poor countries.
Q: Full surce code until handsets come, why?
He said Google wanted to wait until it really worked on handsets before releasing the code.
How come Google is only releasing the full source code when the handsets hit the market next year?
The ticket holder brings the card to the stadium where ticket takers use Nokia 3650 handsets to scan the bar code from the card and take a photo of the ticket holder.
TechCrunch will have more when we have the code on our handsets, so look for a video review in the near future.
