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According to recent reports, the high-end HTC Bravo smartphone will soon be heading to Verizon under the name of HTC Desire.Most of its specs are on par with the Nexus One, but there are some minor differences:

• CPU Speed: 1 GHz;
• Platform: Android 2.1 (Éclair) with HTC Sense;
• Memory: ROM: 512 MB, RAM: 576 MB;
• Dimensions: (LxWxT) 119 x 60 x 11.

It the HTC's 2010 roadmap leaked in December there was one handset called the HTC Photon, which gathered little attention in light of other high-end HTC devices being mentioned in the leak. Now we hear the the said device will be introduced at the MWC as the HTC HD Mini. It is positioned as an affordable mid-end Windows Mobile handset that will boast the following features:

• 3.

FCC has approved the nameless HTC PB31200 smartphone, which supports CDMA/CDMA2000 850/1900 MHz bands. This basically means that it may make an appearance with either Verizon or Sprint. Additionally, the device will support 802.11 b/g Wi-Fi and Bluetooth, but apart from that we have no other details. But stay tuned for more.

 

HTC Incredible for Verizon key features:

• Android 2.1;
• HTC Sense Snapdragon CPU with 256MB of RAM;
• 3.7 WVGA screen;
• an optical mouse;
• dual LED flashes

Here's a leaked picture of the HTC Trophy, an enterprise-centric handset with no release date or pricing available. Below you see a list of its specifications:

• 3" capacitive touchscreen display;
• Windows Mobile 6.5;
• QWERTY keyboard;
• Qualcomm MSM7227 600MHz;
• 512MB ROM/256MB RAM;
• 3G connectivity;
• Wi-Fi;
• 5Mpix camera ;
• 3.

T-Mobile's myTouch 3G received a tiny update, or rather a bug fix for the call indicator that wasn't showing up consistently. And... that's it.

HTC has finally issued an update (v3.05.401.3) for the Magic's Sence UI. This time it is necessary to make a backup copy of your data, since this update will overwrite whatever it is you've been doing.Ready? Then hit this link to start updating.

This is the second live shot of the upcoming HTC Bravo. Now we know the handset is real.

An update to the previous post: above you see a rendered image on the HTC Supersonic, apparently not official, and very well done, I must say.