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It looks like HTC will soon be bringing a massive firmware update for the Fuze, the AT&T-branded Touch Pro. Unfortunately, the link to the update is dead, but hopefully will be up shortly.

The following is included in the update among other things:

• AKU6;
• New version of Voice Command;

AT&T HTC Fuze owners will be happy to hear that there's a new leaked ROM available for their handset. Aside from the improved performance, users have found a number of other changes, which include:

• FM radio player under AT&T music;
• Slide to answer canvas;
• Microsoft voice command;
• Opera 9.5 build 15445;
• Video share;
• The ability to re-assign the PTT button to something else;
• TouchFlo 3D UI v1.

Online retailer Newegg is now offering the AT&T Fuze for just $149.99 after a 2-year contract and mail-in rebates. To compare, AT&T sells the handset for $299.99 on contract, and the Neweggs current offer appears to be the best since the Fuze has been launched.
Get it at Newegg.com.

Here is a video tour of the AT&T's HTC Fuze / Touch Pro for those who are still doubtful about whether to buy the phone or not. This should help you make up you mind.

AT&T's HTC Fuze (Touch Pro in fact) is now available for purchase online. It's going for $300 after rebate and a 2-year contract, and can easily compete with such giants like iPhone and BlackBerry Bold. What would you pick?

Good news, AT&T users: the HTC Fuze has started shipping.

Here we have some pictures with the Fuze boxed in its AT&T packaging, waiting for tomorrow to go on sale.

Looks sharp! Will you buy yourself one of these?

According to some leaked AT&T documents, the AT&T Fuze will be released earlier than expected, on November 11th to be exact. Below you see the official recommended pricing:

• No contract : $499.99
• 1 Year Contract  w/o $50 MIR : $424.99
• 1 Year Contract  w/ $50 MIR : $374.99
• 2 Year Contract  w/o $50 MIR : $349.99

Quite expensive, if you ask me, so if you want this one, don't spend your money on nothing before Nov 11.

AT&T will soon be offering the HTC Fuze PDA phone to its customers. It will be available within 2 weeks for $349.99 with $50 MIR and 2 years contract, according to the source.

Meanwhile, here is a couple of nice live shots of the handset.

The HTC Touch Pro (Raphael) has been approved for AT&T under the name of Fuze. It will support HSUPA 850/1900 data network, and will have a customized TouchFLO 3D interface. That's all we know judging by the available info.