Two Dell roadmaps for smartphones and tablets-leaked today shows all companies have planned to start in 2011. The leak is rather significant that encompasses all of Dell's Android and Windows devices are planned until Q1 2012.

WPCentral and Android Central was sent the roadmaps that seemingly leaked images from a Dell company confidential documents. It is interesting that the leaks mentioned operating system versions that have not been announced yet as Windows 7 and Android ice cream.

Dell has plans for his epic smartphone lineup. First is in the pack-Dell Wrigley a Windows phone 7 Next Gen device will the end of July or middle of August 2011. Next-Gen part may result in an updated version of Windows phone 7 OS, who knows. Smartphone will be powered by a processor at 1 Ghz and will extract a 4-inch touchscreen with WVGA resolution and will have an 8MP camera, 720 p video recording.

Then it displays a month later, in September, the more exciting Dell Hancock. It is a QWERTY slider that (hopefully) will be as powerful as superhero in the original movie. IT's going to run the latest version of Android, it is called Ice Cream (no Sandwich?), powered by a dual-core processor. Hancock should sport a 4-inch touchscreen with a resolution qHD, a 1.3 MP front-facing camera, and a back-flip camera 8MP, which can record full HD 1080p video.

Move further in the timeline will Dell Millennium. This ice cream run Android slate shares some of the specifications with Hancock it's planned with a dual-core CPU and the same camera setup. Millennium, however, has a large 4.3-inch touchscreen with qHD resolution and DLNA support and is expected for October-November release this year.

Dell won t takes a long time to join the Tablet war with full force. 10-inch Streak tablet in existing Dell army will be joined by Dell Sterling, Gallo, Rosemount, Opus one, Silver Oak and Peju.

Information about all of these slates are pretty thin boards, with information only about us of tablets available. But oh, boy, are they exciting or what!

Dell Peju, planned for early Q1 2012 launch, will run Windows 8! This year's Consumer Electronics Show in January, Microsoft announced that their future versions of Windows will support ARM-based mobile devices too. So far we haven; t heard an effective transition plan for Windows 8 but.

The Gallo (April 2011), Sterling (October 2010), Opus one and Silver Oak tablets running Honeycomb, which would mean that Google will stay with the name Honeycomb for all it's future tablet OS version of Android, but that's highly unlikely given the recent Android OS version name.

Dell Gallo will be a 10.1-inch slate and comes only in April 2011. IT's followed by Dell Sterling, who will have a 7-inch touchscreen and is planned for the fourth quarter of this year. 5-inch Dell Opus will in the first quarter of 2012 together with 7-inch Dell Silver Oak and 10-inch Peju, running Windows 7.

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We just dug out a photo of a Nokia-branded MeeGo tablet, together with certain specifications. Packaging telephony and a landscape interface we don't know what to do drive, but it might just turn out to be hotly anticipated Nokia N9.

Drive image is obviously a really early prototype, like most of its hardware isn't working and there is no custom UI seen by Nokia. But we got some specifications for the hardware, so it's not all bad.

Packaging a 4.5 "screen Nokia MeeGo, half-tablet half-phone supporting 3 G with HSDPA, Wi-Fi and Bluetooth. MicroUSB port is not mentioned, but it is now mandatory for all products sold in the EU so we'll assume there too.

Nokia MeeGo Tablet

An accelerometer built along a gyroscope. The camera is also present, but we cannot confirm its resolution. If this really turns out to be the Nokia N9 and earlier rumors is trusted can we see N8 highest quality to this.

Of course there is always the possibility that this is only a reference design for engineering needs and we are getting all too excited without valid reason.

What makes us a little bit suspicious is visible on the screen the mouse pointer. But does the leaked list of current bugs involves a failure to operate the device through the touchscreen and MeeGo mouse input so it would just be a Bluetooth accessories.

There's also another theory, Eldar Murtazin from will's Twitter account. According to the editor-in-Chief of mobile-review.com N9 has received the axe and Nokia has chosen to develop another device instead. If that's true, it explains why the styling of the device above is so unlike those early N9 shots we've all seen.

Update 25 Dec: we are afraid we have some bad news for you-apparently the device image is nothing but Ericsson U8500 reference platform. Now move along, nothing to see here.

Hope there would be a MeeGo smartphone announcement coming next month, so that we could finally stop with all the others.

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Pre-MWC rumor Marathon continues. In today's episode, we have five Android-running HTC Smartphone, a Brew-enabled handset and a Tablet PC. And even thought there is much we can give you the specs, we have lots of official shots for you to feast your eyes on.

Big screen is the first two units have in common. Both of these follow HTC desire design traditions and a seems to have a few keys on his face. We can still find a good reason for all those who frame if there is no button so our money's on the render is incomplete.

Current HTC flagships

The other three Androids, of course, is headed to China, so we cannot be certain whether they will be unveiled at MWC. We have China Telecom version of wish HD and mid-level A3360 Tian Shan and A3380.

The three China-bound HTC Smartphone

The definitive HTC phone today is a sleek, stylish successor to HTC Smart. Running on Brew mobile platform has been designed to deliver the sense UI experience to a wider audience.

HTC smart successor

Finally, a few words about the upcoming HTC tablet, which is said to have the name HTC flyers. Rumors say that it will run Android 2.3 gingerbread, while a 3.0 honeycomb update will be delivered in this version of the OS is available.

HTC flyer is supposed to begin shipping as early as March in the United States (with global availability in Q2) as a communication next month seems imminent. And apparently there is more where that came from-HTC has plans to introduce two more honeycomb-running tablets somewhere in the middle of this year.

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