‘uname -a’ is one way of finding the release,
In redhat flavours of Linux use `cat /etc/redhat-releases` to know the release version.
ThinkFree mobile
ThinkFree inc., announced it will show a demo of mobile for Android, featuring read and write of documents, spread sheets, presentations and drawing objects in mobile. ThinkFree also provides 1GB of free space online for storing these office files.
The event is planned from June 2nd through 6th at COMPUTEX trade show in Taiwan.
This should be the first Android mobile with all these features. The UI looks really great, the price tag of the product is not known. I will be one to grab it when it is released.
From androidguys and tmotoday
General mobile plans to launch its DSTL1 a dual SIM Android smartphone in US and Turkey by end of June.
This dual SIM smartphone runs Android 1.5 OS (Cupcake) on a 624 MHz CPU, the other features are a 5 megapixel camera with flash, resistive touchscreen display (WQVGA, 400x240 pixels), FM Radio, Bluetooth 2.0, WiFi and microSD (4GB card with the package, but supports up to 16GB). About the network the phone is a GSM/EDGE phone with 900/1800/1900MHz support, but in the US it will have 850MHz and 1900MHz.
The price tag is expected to be within US$550-US$750. The release of this phone is expected to be in Russia and Germany after the launch in US and Turkey.
From androidauthority and engadgetmobile