A Motorola device with the model number XT610 should also be seeing an October release date, along with an affordable price tag and a 4.3 inch display (although the other specs, such as the camera and the processor, are said to be downgraded from Motorola's other 4.3 inch beast, the Droid X).The fun doesn't stop there: a device with the model number A957 is slated for a mid-to-late October release, which PhoneArena believes is the previously rumored Droid Pro. Finally, a successor to Palm Pre, the Pre 2, should be launching in October as well. Even though it will almost certainly run WebOS rather Android, I'm looking forward to checking it out, if only to compare it to its Android-based competitors.

Interestingly enough, December launches seem to be absent -- we're not sure if this is simply due to a lack of launches, or if PhoneArena's source was unable to obtain that information.

There are, however, many interesting November launches, including the enTourage eDGe, an Android powered tablet, and the enTourage Pocket device (seriously, they call it a "pocket device"). Speaking of Android tablets, both the rumored Motorola Z600 tablet, which has since been codenamed the "Stingray," and a Samsung tablet with the model number I800 (could this be the Galaxy Tab?), are said to be launching in November as well.

Of course, it's always a good idea to save the best for last, and that's why a device called the HTC Merge (no model number here, unfortunately) will be joining the November crew along with its 10 MP camera and faster than 1GHz processor.

So, what do you think? Anything on this (potentially fake) roadmap seem worth holding out for? Let us know in the comments!

Source: PhoneArena