AT&T finally goes Android, confirms Dell, HTC and Motorola on board

We’re at the AT&T presser here at CES, but it looks like we know what to expect: the carrier just announced that it’s launching five new Android devices in the first half of 2010, including devices from Motorola, Dell, and HTC. The Moto device is described as having a “unique form factor,” and running Blur, so we’re guessing that’s the Backflip, and Dell just announced that’s it’s bringing the Mini 3 to the US, so that’s that. That leaves three devices for HTC, and our guess is at least one device with a keyboard and one without — AT&T says they’ll have an “exclusive” device, but that could mean a familiar phone with a new name and a tweaked case. We’ll see — and damn, things just got a lot more interesting in the Android game this week, don’t you think?

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