Mobile phone maker Motorola is expected to introduce shortly an Android phone called i1 for the U.S. market.

According to the website androidcommunity.com, the U.S. audit (FCC) has already approved the Motorola i1. It would be the first Android phone, the U.S. standard of the iDEN network providers Sprint and Boost Mobile supports. The Motorola i1 (Codename: Opus One) should run under the Google Android operating system in version 1.5 and the overlying surface Motorola Blur. Facilities include, according to the present state a large 3.1 inches touch screen, 3-megapixel camera, WLAN, A-GPS, Bluetooth and expandable memory via microSD cards.

When and at what price, the Motorola i1 in the U.S. comes on the market currently is not fixed yet.