Motorola to Launch 20 to 30 Android Phones in 2010?

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We already know that Motorola loves Android. It’s the OS that’s responsible for their impressive comeback in the mobile business. No more RAZR followers that weren’t doing us much good anymore! And Motorola will make sure that its bold Android venture will pay off.

But to launch 20 to 30 phones in a single year that’s something completely “out of the box.” Is Motorola trying to impress everyone? Does it want to crowd the Android market and make sure it will sell plenty of devices? In case everything does turn out to be true then we’ll see a new Motorola phone arriving every 2 to 3 weeks. Is that something feasible, economically speaking? Shouldn’t Moto focus into making just a few handsets that are really dependable? You know, like its main competitor does, and yes I am talking about that one company that only has a phone that changes every year.

According to CNET Asia it seems that Motorola will launch 20 to 30 smartphones globally and “at this moment” all of them will be Android-based. Motorola did declare earlier on that it won’t make any Windows Mobile handsets until Redmond launches Windows Mobile 7. In case that happens this year then we might just see Sanjay Jha, Moto’s CEO, announce a few Windows Mobile 7 smartphones too.

Now don’t expect me to tell you the names and features of the upcoming phones since there is no actual leaked roadmap for 2010 to look at. But the MOTOROI, the company’s latest phone, does suggest that Motorola is trying to make better and better smartphones this year. Does that mean that the upcoming 20 Android handset from Motorola will all be superior to the Droid and the MOTOROI? I hope HTC also gets a note of this and starts leaking 2010 Android plans too.

Let’s quickly go through all the Motorola Android devices available to date:

• Motorola CLIQ or DEXT in some countries
• Motorola DROID or MILESTONE in some markets
• Motorola BACKFLIP
• Motorola MOTOROI
• Motorola Shadow/Mirage – Google Nexus Two candidate
• Motorola Opus One – iDEN Android phone
• Motorola XT701, MT710 and XT800 – China bound
• Motorola La Jolla

As you can see we did cover all Motorola Android rumors so far so we’re definitely ready to look at 20 to 30 more Motorola handsets. What about you? Ready for more Motorola Android in your life?