Danish mobile phone company Lumigon is announcing its new T2 Android 4.0 handset — the sequel to 2010's T1. Like that device, the T2 is aiming for the high end, with classy material choices like Gorilla Glass and stainless steel, and a Bang & Olufsen MS3 sound chip. The device is launching with Android 4.0 and has a 3.8-inch "high resolution" display, a 1.4GHz Snapdragon processor, and an 8-megapixel camera. The T2 also features the same universal infrared remote functionality as the T1 — point your remotes at the phone and tell it what commands you're entering and the T2 will let you control your other electronics. The device also features a dedicated camera button and a programmable "activity button" that can be used to launch a desired function (e.g., the flashlight), even when the phone is locked. The T2 will launch in selected markets in Europe and Asia in the first half of 2012.