What’s happening in September..

There’s quite a bit that’s meant to be happening in September, although most of it needs to be taken with a grain of salt. I hope some of the stuff in this post will get your Android juices flowing. Hit the break to get into it..

Samsung Galaxy S

This month will see the launch of the Galaxy S on Vodafone + Three, although no pricing has been announced yet, we suspect it will be released on a $49 or $59 cap.

Also during the month Samsung will update the Galaxy S series to Android 2.2, which will add all the Android 2.2 features + the much-needed GPS fix. Certainly a good month for Galaxy S owners.

Sony Ericsson X10 Series

Sony Ericsson Australia have confirmed the Android 2.1 update for the X10 Series will occur as soon as it does in Europe, and SE UK have confirmed it will happen towards the end of September or start of October. We’re hoping for the former.

The 2.1 update will be the last such update for the X10 Mini Series.

HTC Wildfire hits Telstra Prepaid

After confusing, price changes and well.. the typical Telstra treatment, the HTC Wildfire will indeed be hitting Telstra Prepaid from the 6^th of September for $349 upfront.

The Wildfire is able to be network unlocked by recharging $80 and paying an unlocking fee.

Millennius Apanda A60 & SmartQ Tablets hit the market

It may be a few months late, but unlike the Kogan Agora, the Millennius Apanda A60 has hit the market this month and is available for purchase through the Millennius online store starting from $399 for the 8GB variant and $459 for the 16GB variant. We’ll have our hands on the Apanda A60 from tomorrow, so we’ll be sure to give it a thorough working through and write-up a review for you guys.

In addition to the Apanda, Millennius also have two Tablets, the SmartQ ($299) & SmartQ 3G ($399). We’re also hoping to try these both out as well.

Pink LG Optimus available now from VHA

The fashion conscious, or just people who love the colour pink, will be happy to know the Pink variant of the LG Optimus is now available from Vodafone and Three this month. It’s $19 a month over 24 months.

Samsung Galaxy Tab could be headed to Aus

Take this with a grain of salt, but after the news that Optus is looking into Tablets, then not to soon after we find there’s a Galaxy Tab floating around Sydney, we’re thinking there may be a connection. After getting in contact with our Optus connect, he informed us that Optus is indeed looking into Tablets and that they aren’t ruling the Galaxy Tab out. This is a rumour I really want to come to fruition.

Win an LG Eve thanks to Ausdroid & MobiCity

Last, but not least, you have 4 days left to enter our competition to win yourself a brand new LG Eve thanks to Ausdroid & MobiCity. For instructions on how to enter, click here.

I think that’s just about it, let’s hope there’s plenty more to come!