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The new powerful HTC IRIS S640 CDMA smartphone awaits its approval from FCC . It runs on Microsoft Windows Mobile 6 Standard, supports EVDO Rev. A, Wi-Fi, Bluetooth and USB (miniUSB 1.1) connectivity and comes with integrated GPS (gpsOne).

More HTC IRIS specs below:

• OS: Microsoft Windows Mobile 6 Standard;
• Display: 2.

Chinese Telecommunication and Microsoft joined forces with Dopod to design the HTC 9110 PDA. It is a WM6-based GSM/HSDPA handset that supports several types of networks including HSDPA 3.5G, GSM, GPRS, EDGE and Wi-Fi, and is perfect for web browsing and multimedia experience.

CHT 9110 specifications:

•  OS: Microsoft Mobile 6.

The Global Certification Forum for GSM and UMTS devices gave an extra codename to HTC P4550 PDA, also known as Kaiser. Well, now it's called HTC TyTN II, though the new name doesn't make any difference.

The device itself remains the same, and, frankly speaking, the name Kaiser sounds better.

HTC Advantage PDA, also known as the Athena and X7501, is now available is the U.S. This one packs almost all the features one could expect to see is a modern portable device. So here's what you'll get:

•  Display: 5" VGA;
•  ROM: 256MB;
•  RAM: 128MB;
•  Networks: GSM (850/900/1800/1900MHz) and HSDPA (850/1900MHz);
•  Connectivity: Wi-Fi, Bluetooth 2.

Sprint announced the new HTC PPC-6800 Mogul smartphone is the successor for the older PPC-6700 model, and is targeted at business users. This one is probably the most powerful business communicator available for Sprint. The Mogul specs are as following:

•  CDMA EVDO network
•  Wi-Fi 802.

FCC has approved three separate models of the upcoming 3G smartphone, the HTC Kaiser.

They all support GSM 850/1900 and HSDPA 850/1900 networks, Wi-Fi, Bluetooth and GPS functionality. The main difference between them is the embedded camera: Kaiser 100 is equipped with a 3Mpix digicam, the Kaiser 110 lacks the camera, and the Kaiser 120 comes with a dual-cam (VGA front, 3Mpix back), which allows for video calls.

HTC Omni is a new 3G PocketPC (landscape oriented clamshell) running on WM6 Professional OS, which is rather primitive in comparison with Windows Vista, used on UMPCs. Nevertheless, the technical specifications are pretty impressive.

HTC Omni specs:

•  WM6 Professional OS
•  HSDPA network
•  4" 800x480 main display and secondary OLED display
•  TV/VGA out
•  128MB RAM
•  256MB ROM
•  microSD expansion slot
•  Bluetooth and Wi-Fi 802.

Sprint introduced the new HTC Mogul CDMA smartphone, the successor to the older Sprint PPC-6700. The new Mogul features the same innovative design with slide-out QWERTY keyboard, large touch screen and five-way navigation button but also has several enhancements. The dimensions are: 4.33" x 2.32" x 0.73"

Features of the Mogul:

• Connection: CDMA EV-DO
• Memory: 256MB expandable via microSD slot up to 2GB (512 MB card included)
• Camera: 2Mpix with flash, auto-focus and camcorder capabilities
• Thumbwheel: enables convenient, one-handed operation
• Internal antenna
• Wi-Fi connectivity
• Support for Java games and applications
• OS: Microsoft Windows Mobile 6 Professional Edition
• Support for Microsoft Office Mobile including Word Mobile, Excel Mobile, PowerPoint Mobile, Office Outlook Mobile, Internet Explorer Mobile, Windows Media Player Mobile, ActiveSync, Windows Live Services, PDF Viewer
• Sprint Music Store
• On Demand service
• Built-in speakerphone
• Speaker-independent voice recognition
• Long battery life

The Mogul will be available for purchase online and in Sprint business sales channels this week for $399.

The upcoming HTC Touch is definitely a serious rival to the iPhone. It is based on the "Elf" platform but uses HTC's new TouchFlo technology, which delivers "unique" user experience, based on moves you do with your finger or stylus on its 2.8" QVGA touch-screen display.

The Touch is 2G phone using Wi-Fi connectivity, and provides rather slow data transfer speeds, but connecting to local wireless LANs will speed up transfers.

HTC has announced the release of the HTC Touch, the first device featuring the new underlying touch screen technology.
The HTC Touch offers a unique way of controlling touch screen-based devices by recognizing and responding to a finger sweep across the screen.
The TouchFLO technology makes finger touch scrolling and browsing of Web pages, menu, documents, messages and contact lists very easy and convenient.