SAN FRANCISCO — Motorola and T-Mobile had the big news at last week’s Gigaom Mobilize conference. Motorola finally unveiled its strategy for a line of Android-based mobile devices and T-Mobile unveiled the first model, the Cliq, due out in the next few months.

But upstart mobile provider INQ, made a bit of Android news of its own. During an onstage interview, INQ’s feisty CEO Frank Meehan, announced his company is going to use Android for devices in the works for release next year.

He didn’t provide many other details other than to indicate his company, whose phones are available in a handful of countries outside the US (the UK, Ireland, Australia, Italy and Hong Kong), will continue to target what he says is the 85 percent of the market the more expensive smartphone makers ignore

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