HTC announced a handful of phones at MWC 2010 this week and Vodafone UK confirms already some of them for the launch of its network with an unannounced availability schedule, though.

If you haven't done since our living scoop on the latest HTC phones directly from MWC groubnds, then you should definitely check it out.

HTC Wildfire, desire and ChaCha by Vodafone

HTC ChaCha has not only a rather unusual form factor which should help it stand out in the ANdroid crowd, but it is also one of the first phones to come with a dedicated Facebook button and a redesigned UI in matching colour.

So far there is no info on availability or pricing of HTC Smartphone, but we've heard that Orange UK United Kingdom and three will also sell the units, so there is obviously an exclusive agreement.

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Sony Ericsson XPERIA play will be available on all UK air carrier launches in April. However, O2 UK proudly tweeted that they'll be the only ones carrying a white version of the XPERIA play on the UK market.

O2 includes two product photos of the white Sony Ericsson XPERIA play sit comfortably in their dock (white dock, of course). IT's DK300 doll that we saw at MWC in black and white. Pricing, however, is still unknown at.

White Sony Ericsson XPERIA play will be exclusive to O2 in the UK

You can read on our two meetings with the XPERIA play at MWC to see what's it about. We also see some of the games, you play primarily. By claiming these two product shots don t show the Play's most important on the fame game PSP-like controls.

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And that the Tegra 2 scoop yesterday was not enough, today we have a little extra. NVIDIA will release an Android app called Tegra zone, which should be the easiest way to find Android applications that make the most of the power of dual-core beast.

For your convenience offering zone Tegra reviews, high-res screenshots and HD trailers for the programs that are displayed. You've chosen an app, use the Android market zone Tegra to round purchases.

NVIDIA says that the Market's current bad support for large files have been pushing developers to deliver great games, Android community. The company solves this problem by providing unlimited storage devs host their applications.

Gameloft, one of the largest game development company, has also been invited by NVIDIA to join the zone Tegra. As you may know, Gameloft doesn't t offers its games on Android market, but maybe this will change if the two companies come to some sort of agreement.

Expect zone Tegra shortly after the first Tegra 2-powered devices become available.

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