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The FCC has approved the HTC S522 smartphone, which is now set for a summer release in the U.S. We dodn't know why they didn't call it Snap, but who cares anyway. The HTC S522 is the second North American version of the same phone with first being the the AWS-eenabled Dash 3G model for T-Mobile USA.

The HTC Rosie is an upcoming anticipated Android OS UI update, which should be launching alongside the HTC Hero at the June 24th HTC press event. IntoMobile has posted a number of screenshots of it, so you can now check the UI out for yourself.

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HTC Snap, also known as Cedar and Willow got itself another nickname - Ozone, which is how the Verizon version will be called. Considerind that Sprint’s version is already out, it shouldn't take too long for this one to be released. There's no pricing information so far, but here's what we know regarding the phone's featur

Devicewire started shipping the HTC Snap in the UK. You can get one for £289.99 ($481), but be quick, as their stock is currently very limited.

Features:

• Windows Mobile 6.1 Standard;
• Quad-band GSM/HSDPA data;
• Qualcomm CPU @ 528MHz;
• 256MB of ROM, 128MB of RAM;
• 2Mpix camera;
• microSDHC slot;
• QVGA display;
• AGPS;
• Bluetooth 2.

Sprint version of the HTC Snap (aka Willow aka Cedar) has appeared on Best Buy’s website, a week prior to its rumored June 7th release date. It will be available for $519 without contract, but expect to see some supsidized ptice points in the nearest future.

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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;

Those who live in Europe are lucky... Why? The HTC's flagship Touch Pro2 smartphone with support for European 3G bands can now be purchased through devicewire.co.uk online shop, unlocked and ready for action. Unfortunately, its $800 price tag is just too unreasonable, but that's just me...

The upcoming HTC Lancaster will be the AT&T's first Android handset. When closed, at first glance it looks similar to HTC Magic, but when open, it becomes a QWERTY slider like the Touch Pro. Features include:

• QWERTY keyboard;
• Tri-band EDGE and 850 / 1900MHz HSPA;
• A-GPS;
• 3Mpix fixed-focus camera;
• Bluetooth 2.

Just a short update: according to eXpansys UK, the handset should be in their stock on June 12th. This just proves our previous suggestions about the mid-June release.