Today O2 Germany has officially announced that the much-anticipated HTC Touch HD that will be available on their network in the middle of November. They will have it exclusively for 4 weeks. The phone will cost 289.99 Euros along with a 24-month contract.
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.
Different sources report that HTC plans to start shipping its Android-powered G1 phone to Asia-Pacific region in the first half of 2009. Asia is a great big market, and there's no doubt such a popular handset will be accepted there with open arms.
Those guys over at xda-developers are geniuses. Check this out: one of the members has managed to port the HTC's TouchFLO 3D user interface to Sony Ericsson Xperia X1! And the main thing is that you can actually choose between the TouchFLO and the default X1's interface when you feel like it. The first version of the port will probably be buggy, but the later builds are expected to be stable and functional.
Starting Wednesday, October 29, the HTC G1 Android phone will be available through 550 Wal-Mart stores at the discounted price of $148.88 with new T-Mobile contract and a rebate. For those who don't know, the carrier's official price is $179.99. Thus you save $31.11 :)
The HTC Opal has hit the FCC, which means the release is coming soon. It is definitely not the most anticipated handset of the year, but since the HTC Touch HD won't be coming to the U.S., I guess any decent phone will do.
Great news for Sprint subscribers: the company has launched the HTC Touch Pro smartphone. It will be released on Monday at select national retailers, and starting November 2nd it will be available in all regular Sprint channels, and online. The price for the HTC Touch Pro is US$299.99 after a $100 mail-in rebate and a $25 per month monthly plan.
BGR has posted several new promo shots of the HTC Touch Pro, which should have been released on Sprint 5 days ago. Drool on these while you're waiting for the device itself to come out.
According to the latest issue of UR Magazine, Rogers will be selling the contract-free version of the HTC Touch Diamond. While the device is nowhere to be seen on the Rogers ' website, the magazine still claims that it will be priced at $599.99. Believe it or not, you decide. Also note that the unlocked HTC Touch costs $449.99 on Rogers.
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