Tomorrow Panasonic will unveil its first Android smartphone for the European market in Hamburg. The manufacturer hasn’t said anything about the specs of the new device, but it looks like the new smartphone will be similar to the Panasonic P-04D which will be available at NTT DoCoMo at the end of March 2012.

The HTC Velocity 4G will be the first LTE smartphone in Germany. It will be available at Vodafone shops in a few weeks when the operator is launching its mobile LTE services. Vodafone has also revealed first pricing information to the German gadget magazine Areamobile.

This Thursday, February 2nd, German discount supermarket Aldi Süd will offer the Android smartphone Medion Life P4310 for € 199.00. The Medion Life P4310 is built by Chinese manfucaturer ZTE and comes unlocked. The smartphone features a large touchscreen, Android Gingerbread and a 5-megapixel camera. The Medion Life P4310 is identical in construction as the Base Lutea 2 promoted by German operator E-Plus.

The Nokia Lumia 910 is official – there is enough evidence, I would say. A Dutch retailer is offering the Windows Phone and gives its specifications. It looks like the Nokia Lumia 910 is a modified version of the Lumia 900, but features a better camera and does not support LTE

German web store Getgoods.de is offering the LG X3 smartphone which hasn’t been announced by the manufacturer yet. Customers can pre-order the LG X3 for € 699 without plan at Getgoods.de but will probably have to wait until March for actually getting the Android smartphone.

Nokia will launch its second Windows Phone Lumia 710 in Germany on January 11th or 12th. The smartphone will be available at shops of the three German carriers Telekom (T-Mobile), Vodafone and Telefónica Germany (O2), but it may take a while until they actually start offering the Windows Phone.

The Android smartphone Samsung Galaxy Nexus is now also available at Vodafone stores in Germany. As reported earlier, the Galaxy Nexus offered by Vodafone will cost € 599.90 without plan. Customers also closing a contract over 24 months will pay between € 299.90 and € 379.90 – depending on the price plan they choose. For example, the Galaxy Nexus comes for € 299.90 when the buyer decides on a Superflat Internet Plus plan.

As of today, Aldi is offering its Android Honeycomb tablet Medion Lifetab P9514. The Lifetab tablet will be available at Aldi Nord and Aldi Süd supermarkets and cost € 399.00. The package includes a SIM card for the Aldi Talk prepaid plan.

On Monday, December 5th, the Samsung Galaxy S Plus will be offered both by Aldi and Tchibo. While customers have to pay € 299.00 for the Android smartphone without plan, it will be available at Tchibo stores for € 49.90 with plan.

It will take another two weeks until the Samsung Galaxy Nexus will be available at Vodafone stores in Germany. The operator will start offering the Android 4.0 smartphone not sooner than mid-December, Vodafone itself told Areamobile today. Fortunately, Vodafone Germany also revealed the purchase prices for the Samsung Galaxy Nexus.