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.
The source of this information is unknown, but according to the Telegraph T-Mobile UK will launch the Google's HTC Dream sometime in November. Well, atleast that's what they say, as there was no official confirmation yet.
According to PC Magazine, Sprint is all set to release the CDMA version of the HTC Touch Diamond on September 14 for $249.99 on a 2-year contract after a $100 rebate.
With the Touch Pro just around the corner, we wonder how much love this thing is going to take...
Sprint has leaked some information regarding the release dates and pricing of two of its upcoming phones, the HTC Touch Diamond and Touch Pro. The firsh should become available in mid of September for $549.99, while the other will be released on October 19th with a price tag of $579.99. Nice. :)
Newmobile.com has posted some live photos of the new HTC S740, a slim version of Touch Diamond smartphone with a sliding QWERTY keyboard. Check out more below.
The phone will be available throughout Europe starting September 2008.
HTC S740 Full Specifications:
Size: 116.3 x 43.4 x 16.3 mm;
Weight: 140g with battery;
Networks: WCDMA/HSDPA: 900/2100 MHz for EU and Asia;
HTC today unveiled the stylish S740, the successor of the S730, that combines features of the Touch Diamond and a non-touch-screen Windows Mobile Standard device. It has usual numeric keypad and a physical QWERTY keyboard that slides out from the side. The HTC S740 features:
FCC has approved the Android-based HTC Dream today. Unfortunately, they didn't show any photos of the device, only this scheme. The Dream should feature GSM/EDGE, UMTS (WCDMA) 1700MHz, Wi-Fi, and Bluetooth.
A red HTC Touch Diamond? Could be... This actually looks like a photoshop render, but with all the previous red handsets released by Sprint it is quite possible we'll see one of these live. I sure hope so...
According to the recent rumors, the HTC Dream (supposedly featured in the yesterday's video) will become available on September 17th from T-Mobile followed by the global release shortly after.
Reported specs are as following:
5"x3" touchscreen;
Slide out QWERTY;
3G data support;
3Mpixl camera
As they expect, T-Mobile subscribers will be able to get the device for as low as $150, but the general public should be ready to pay up to $400 for it.
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