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Here's a new video from Vietnam showing off the upcoming HTC Click. The phone looks like a cheaper lower-end version of the HTC Magic. It runs the Android "Donut" build 1.50.999.0, and features a microSD slot, 1100mAh battery, standard 3.5-mm headphone jack up top, camera (no flash), and a pretty small screen compared to the Magic. Also, no SenseUI.

Watch the video below

FCC has recently approved the new HTC Whitestone, a presumed Diamond2 variant for Verizon with a 3.6" WVGA display, 5Mpix camera, and support for CDMA / EV-DO networks. It looks like GSM / EDGE are also supported, but apparently these are non-US bands.

DigiTimes is reporting a Q4 launch for two new handsets from HTC, codenamed Mega and Click. Both handsets will fall into the mid-range smartphone category and are expected to drop at around $300, each.

The HTC Mega reportedly features:

• Windows Mobile 6.5;
• 2.8-inch QVGA (240×320) touchscreen;
• 3 megapixel camera;
• GPS;
• 528 MHz processor

The HTC Click's exact specs are unknown, but presumably it's the same Mega powered by Android OS instead of WinMo.

According to a recent report by SlashGear, there's a new firmware update on its way to HTC Hero. Details on the exact contents are not available yet, but according to the original source it includes the usual "performance improvements and bug fixes". We'll see.

Pocketnow.com has posted a vido walkthrough of the the TouchFlo 3D 2.6 UI for the upcoming HTC Leo handset. In case you're wondering, this build runs on a Touch Diamond2, which shows great performance even if the hardware isn't exactly high-end.

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According to EngadgetMobile, the AT&T has cancelled the upcoming release of the HTC Lancaster, which was supposed to become the company's first Android-powered handset. Instead, AT&T subscribers will be getting two great WinMo 6.5. devices - the HTC Touch Diamond2 and Touch Pro2 (aka the Warhawk/Fortress), which are actually said to become available in October on AT&T.

Rogers has recently lowered the prices for a couple of HTC's Android handsets, Dream and Magic. They both are currently available for just CAD$79.99 on a 3-year contract. If this long term commitment doesn't scare you, get yourself one of these phones without hesitation.

The T-Mobile HTC Touch Pro 2 has been released and is now available online and in stores at a price of $349.99 on a 2-year contract. Just to remind you, its key specifications include a 3.6″ touchscreen, sliding QWERTY keyboard, 3.2Mpix camera, WiFi and GPS support.

A new pic and specs for the Verizon's upcoming HTC Whitestone (read: Touch Diamond2). It is a dual-mode CDMA / GSM phone with a 3.6" WVGA display, Windows Mobile 6.1 on board, 528MHz Qualcomm processor, and 256MB of RAM.

The HTC Mega, which has also leaked out yesterday doesn't differ much with its WinMo 6.5 OS, new version of TouchFLO 2D, 2.

The highly customizable HTC-made myTouch 3G has been recently released on T-Mobile USA. It is currently available through retail stores, partner locations and online for $199.99 on a 2-year contract in a choice of black, merlot and white colors.