Here’s an update on the Motorola Opus One we featured back in December of last year. The latest buzz around the net is that it could be launched in the next couple of weeks (most likely at CTIA) and will actually debut as the Motorola i1. We also now know that this Android iDen phone will feature a 3.1-inch 320×480 touchscreen, 3-megapixel AF camera with LED flash, WiFi (b/g), Bluetooth, A-GPS, 2.5mm jack, accelerometer, proximity sensor, and MotoBLUR complete with Flash Lite v3.1. It’ll come bundled with a corporate email client with ActiveSync support as well as a barcode scanner, document viewer and MOTONAV navigation app. We’re not sure yet of its price or when and where this new Motorola iDEN phone will exactly become available, but one thing’s for certain though, this will definitely be a treat for iDEN users hoping to get some piece of the Android action.

[engadget via bgr]

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