When the Kyocera Zio M6000 launches sometime in the 2nd Quarter (that’s before July for those keeping score at home) it will become the company’s first Android Phone. And judging by the initial looks of the device, it’s a pretty good first effort:

The Kyocera Zio packs a 3.5-inch WVGA touchscreen, trackball, 3.2MP camera with 30fps video record/playback, 256MB internal memory, 32GB MicroSD slot, ambient light sensor, accelerometer, and all the goodness you get with Android. As a CDMA device, the Zio could reach Sprint or Verizon in the United States among other American smaller carriers (MetroPCS, Cricket) or international territory.

Pricing and exact availability details will be limited to your imagination until future notice, but if you noticed, we’ll keep you updated.

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