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HTC Hero Cell Phone

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Well folks, just about an hour after the HTC Hero's official website was discovered, HTC went ahead and officially unveiled the phone.

While there aren't many new details other than what was stated on the website (Qualcomm 528MHz processor, 5MP camera, 3.2" touch-screen) we do know that the white model will feature Teflon coating to keep it stain (and scratch?) free. However we failed to mention that it will feature a Flash rendering web browser, UI customization, and full integration of social networking sites like Flickr and Facebook.

Furthermore, HTC let us know that the Hero will arrive on an announced carrier in Europe next month and Asia last this summer. As for North America, HTC says it will hit later on in 2009.

We'll continue to update this post with pictures and information as HTC unveils more.

HTC Hero Press Release:

LONDON - June 24, 2009 - HTC Corporation, a global designer of mobile phones, today debuted HTC Sense™, an intuitive and seamless experience that will be introduced across a portfolio of phones beginning with the new HTC Hero™. With its distinct design and powerful capabilities fully integrated with HTC Sense, Hero introduces a unique blend of form and function that takes Android to new heights.

HTC Sense is focused on putting people at the centre, by making your phone work in a more simple and natural way. This experience revolves around three fundamental principles that were designed by quietly observing and listening to how people live and communicate.

'HTC Hero introduces a more natural way for reaching out to people and accessing your important information, not by following the status quo of today's phones, but by following how you communicate and live your life,' said Peter Chou, Chief Executive Officer, HTC Corporation. "HTC Sense is a distinct experience created to make HTC phones more simple for people to use, leaving them saying, "it just makes sense."'

HTC Hero

HTC Hero continues HTC's leadership in cutting-edge design that focuses on introducing a variety of distinct devices to represent your own individuality. Boasting bevelled edges and an angled bottom, the HTC Hero is contoured to fit comfortably in your hand and against your face while you're on a call. The HTC Hero is built to last, beginning with an anti-fingerprint screen coating for improved smudge-resistance and a longer-lasting, clearer display. The white HTC Hero includes an industry-first, Teflon coating, resulting in an improved, durable white surface that is soft to the touch.

With its 3.2-inch HVGA display, the HTC Hero is optimized for Web, multimedia and other content, while maintaining a small size and weight that fits comfortably in your hand. It also boasts a broad variety of hardware features including AGPS, digital compass, gravity-sensor, 3.5mm stereo headset jack, a five mega-pixel autofocus camera and expandable MicroSD memory. HTC Hero also includes a dedicated Search button that goes beyond basic search, providing you with a more natural, contextual search experience that enables you to search through Twitter, locate people in your contact list, find emails in your inbox or search in any other area in Hero.

HTC Sense

Built on a culture of innovation and a passion to enhance people's lives, HTC shapes the mobile experience around the individual. Debuting on the HTC Hero and available on all new HTC devices moving forward, Sense delivers on three basic principles: Make it Mine, Stay Close and Discover the Unexpected.

Make It Mine

Make It Mine is about feeling your HTC phone was created for and by you. To do this, HTC encourages you to dictate and organize how you want to access the people and content in your life in a way that fits best for you. For some, this means adding glance-view widgets that push content like twitter feeds, weather and other content to the surface while others may want quick access to business-focused information like email, calendar and world-times. HTC is also introducing a new profile feature called 'Scenes' that enables you to create different customized content profiles around specific functions or times in your life.

Stay Close

Today, staying in touch with the people in your life means managing a variety of communication channels and applications ranging from phone calls, emails, texts, photos, status updates and more. HTC Sense takes a different approach by integrating these communication channels and applications into one single view, enabling you to stay closer to your important people. With HTC Sense, friends' Facebook status updates and photos, along with their Flickr photos are included alongside their text messages, emails and call history in a single view.

Discover the Unexpected

Many of the most memorable moments in your life are experienced, not explained. HTC Sense is focused on providing a variety of these simple yet innovative experiences on your HTC phone that will sometimes bring you moments of joy and delight. It can be something as basic as turning the phone over to silence a ring or as simple as improving the smart dialler for making calls quicker. HTC Sense also includes 'Perspectives', a new way for viewing your content such as email, photos, Twitter, music and more in different ways.

Availability

The HTC Hero will be available to people across Europe in July and in Asia later in the summer. A distinct North American version will be available later in 2009.

About HTC

HTC Corporation (HTC) is one of the fastest growing companies in the mobile phone industry and continues to pioneer industry-leading mobile experiences through design, usability and innovation that is sparked by how the mobile phone can improve how people live and communicate. The company is listed on the Taiwan Stock Exchange under ticker 2498. For more information about HTC, please visit www.htc.com.

Verizon Wireless to Launch the HTC Ozone on June 29

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Verizon Wireless is about to launch a new HTC smartphone. The Ozone is scheduled to arrive on June 29 online and July 13 if you'd rather wait to buy it straight from a representative. We don't have any prices ready for you and there aren't even that many details about this Windows Mobile phone yet. But since we do know is that the Ozone is basically the HTC Snap we don't actually need any other specs, do we? What do you think folks? Are you buying this Berry-like smartphone from Verizon next week? Or would you rather get it from Sprint tomorrow?

T-Mobile to Launch HTC Dash 3G

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T-Mobile has a new hot phone scheduled for this summer. HTC's Dash 3G is coming this July and besides the obvious HSDPA 3G connectivity and the full QWERTY keyboard it will come with features like WiFi, GPS, Microsoft Outlook sync and Windows Mobile 6.1 running the show. T-Mobile didn't announce a certain date but July 15 is a popular rumored date. And we don't have prices either but we should expect this handset to be fairly affordable considering what's available from the competition at this time.

Travis Warren, director, product marketing said:

As millions of families prepare to hit the road this summer, T-Mobile is offering our first 3G-enabled Windows Mobile smartphone to help customers stay connected, organized and traveling in the right direction. We're excited to offer the power and style of the T-Mobile Dash 3G with high-speed Internet access thanks to T-Mobile's rapidly expanding 3G network.

What other 3G phones have you prepared for us T-Mobile?

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HTC Willow Pictures Appear

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Pictures of the HTC Willow have appeared around the Internet. The Willow is a CDMA version of the HTC Snap and Sprint is the carrier that's going to sell it. The phone will feature a 528MHz Qualcomm processor, 256MB ROM, 128MB RAM, Bluetooth 2.1 + EDR, a 320x240 display, a 2 megapixel camera and Windows Mobile 6.1 Standard. The QWERTY keyboard is also present although the button layout is different than the Snap. The phone will arrive in June 7 for just $149. What will you choose between the Willow and the Pre?

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Is the HTC Fiesta an Android Phone?

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This is just an early rumor with absolutely no confirmation whatsoever from HTC or anybody else, but the Fiesta is said to be another Google phone made by HTC.

The Android phone will supposedly be available in Asia, Europe and North America but we have no clue about its features. The Android phone has been found in the Bluetooth SIG so it will at least have Bluetooth support. We won't mind if you happen to have more information on the Fiesta! Just send it over right away!

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HTC T8290 Knows WiMAX

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If I am not mistaking, I believe we told you a while ago about HTC getting ready to release one Android device and one WiMAX device by the end of the year. Well what do you know? We have the HTC Dream or the G1 which is the first Android phone. And now we have the T8290 which is a WiMAX HTC Touch.

From what we can figure out it's a 3.8 inch 480 x 800 WVGA display, WiMAX and GSM support, 802.11g WiFi and Bluetooth 2.0.

How much it costs and when it is going to be available it's still a mystery. For now the phone has Russian language written all over it so we're going to wait for HTC official news.

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Alltel to Launch the HTC Touch Pro

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Alltel is the next carrier in the U.S. to launch an HTC device this year. The HTC Touch Pro is their chosen device and it's said it will be coming in the near future. We'd like to know what a near future looks like. What are the prices for an Alltel HTC Touch Pro?

The leaked photo above is the only proof which supports such a launch as there's no official announcement for Alltel. Or Verizon for that matter.

HTC Jade 100 (Touch 3G) Gets FCC Approval

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HTC's new PDA phone, the HTC Jade 100 (HTC Touch 3G), has just been approved by the FCC. The phone, which carries FCC ID NM8JDV, indicates in its FCC approval that it supports Band I (UMTS 2100 MHz) and Band VIII (UMTS 900 MHz), making it unsuitable for the US - which means we will never see it on this part of the world. The Jade is essentially the HTC Touch 3G version, and utilizes TouchFLO - a finger-touch optimized navigation.

HTC claims wireless speeds up to 18 times faster than 3G - giving the phone some extreme Internet capabilities. The Jade also lets you zoom and pan web sites conveniently. You can also watch YouTube videos, use Google Maps for mobile and take advantage of the integrated RSS reader for your daily news feed.

Measuring 102 mm x 53.6 mm x 14.5 mm, the HTC Jade weighs in at 96 grams and is powered by Windows Mobile 6.1 Professional. A 2.8 inch QVGA screen and 3.2 megapixel camera are provided. Additional memory can be had with microSD memory cards.

Source: FCC

Rumors: HTC G1 to Cost $200 with a Plan

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After T-Mobile has confirmed its September 23rd event when the G1 will finally get released more rumors started to surface. Besides features, people are starting to ask around about the price.

One common answer is that the new G1 will come for just $200 provided you get a new plan. There aren't any details about the length of the contract or the rebates that might be in place. We don't even know if we can purchase it unsubsidized.

A $200 price for this HTC device is just in range of the iPhone's price which wouldn't all that bad. Do you know the price? Come on tell me! I won't write about it... today!

HTC Touch 3G is Also Official

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What a day it was today for HTC! We've seen the HTC Touch Diamond get a lighter color, we've seen the HTC Touch HD and HTC Touch Viva/Opal get released and now we're going to take a look at the HTC Touch 3G. The handset is quite promising although the Touch HD would by my choice of the day.

Here are the main features of the HTC Touch 3G:


  • Size: 102 x 53.6 x 14.5 mm

  • Weight: 96g

  • Connectivity: GSM/EDGE: 850/900/1800/1900 MHz

  • WCDMA/HSPA: 900/2100MHz. HSDPA 7.2 Mbps

  • HSDPA 7.2 Mbps

  • Software/Operating system: HTC TouchFLO with Windows Mobile® 6.1 Professiona

  • Display: 2.8 inch QVGA screen

  • Camera: 3.2 megapixel

  • Internal memory: 256 MB flash; 192 MB RAM

  • Memory card: microSDTM

  • Bluetooth: 2.0 with EDR

  • GPS/AGPS

  • Interface: HTC ExtUSBTM (mini-USB and audio jack in one; USB 2.0 High-Speed)

  • Battery: 1100 mAh

  • Chipset: Qualcomm® MSM7225TM


The handset is coming sometime next month so hold your horses. We're going to find out more soon enough about actual availability and prices.

HTC Touch Viva aka Opal gets official

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Standing by their belief that touch is the way of the future, HTC has announced three new cell phones catering to every segment of the touch-frenzied consumers of today. Of the three, the HTC Touch Viva, which we have already talked about, turns out to be the perfect product for any budget-minded consumer, with a few sacrifices in its specifications compared to the other splendid devices that HTC has announced lately. The Touch Viva's design is reminiscent of the original HTC Touch, a proven winner, but with a few improvements at the expense of losing some. This smartphone is powered by a TI OMAP 850 processor running at just 201MHz helped along by 128MB RAM and 256MB ROM, although the touchscreen TFT display still manages to be generous at 2.8 inches with a 240x320-pixel resolution. All the usual connectivity options seem to be included with Bluetooth 2.0, WiFi in 802.11b/g flavor, and network support is limited to quad-band GSM/GPRS/EDGE 850/900/1800/1900 MHz frequencies. The Touch Viva also gets a bump up to Windows Mobile 6.1 compared to the original Touch and gains TouchFLO 3D instead of just good old TouchFLO. A 2-megapixel camera is also added as an afterthought along with microSD support.

The HTC Touch Viva will be available starting next month.


  • Processor: TI's OMAP™ 850 201 MHz

  • Operating System: Windows Mobile® 6.1 Professional with HTC TouchFLO™

  • Memory: ROM 256 MB, RAM 128 MB

  • Dimensions (LxWxT): 104.5 mm X 59 mm X 15.75 mm (4.114 inches X 2.323 inches X 0.620 inches)

  • Weight: 110 grams (3.88 ounces) with battery

  • Display: 2.8-inch TFT-LCD flat touch-sensitive screen with QVGA (320 X 240) resolution

  • Network: Quad-band GSM/GPRS/EDGE: 850/900/1800/1900 MHz

  • Connectivity: Bluetooth® 2.0 with Enhanced Data Rate and A2DP for stereo wireless headsets, Wi-Fi® IEEE 802.11 b/g, HTC ExtUSB™ (11-pin mini-USB 2.0 and audio jack in one)

  • 2.0 megapixel color camera with fixed focus

  • Built-in microphone and speaker

  • Battery: Rechargeable 1100 mAh Lithium-ion battery

  • Capacity: Talk time up to 480 minutes, Standby time up to 270 hours

  • Expansion Slot: microSD™ memory card (SD 2.0 compatible)

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HTC Touch Diamond Available from Sprint

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It's September 14th everyone, which means the HTC Touch Diamond is ready for sale on American soil. Sprint has it for you and if that's the phone you've been waiting for the last three months then go ahead and buy it.

A 2 year contract will get you a special price: the Touch Diamond will cost $250 after $200 instant savings and $100 mail-in rebate. There's no point in me telling you what features the Diamond has. It has already been over discussed. What I am going to tell you before you rush out that door towards a Sprint store is that the Touch Pro is launching on the 19th, so maybe you'll want to wait for that!

Rumored: HTC Touch Opal to be Named HTC Touch Viva

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By now you already know HTC has a new Touch ready called the Opal. Well strike all that from your memory. The new handset from HTC will be called HTC Touch Viva. I guess Viva is just a tiny bit better than Opal. But not exactly a hit. You'll be able to name it Charlie later on when you get it. Or Wilma, or Stan...

In Europe the phone might be launched on September 30th for a price starting at around €300 or $426. We don't have official news yet but we'll let you know if anything changes in the HTC rumor world.

HTC RAPH101 PDA Phone

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FCC has given approval to HTC RAPH101 PDA phone. We heard about this cell phone in the month of July. The rumors stated that HTC Touch Pro would land in the lap of AT&T. For some people the RAPH101 is AT&Ts Fuze. The confidentiality report in the FCC's documents shows that Nov 30th is the expected date for unveiling the details. Let us see when this phone finally comes out. HTC is better than Apple...I believe coz I use it. So I am keen to know more about the upcoming model.

Via: FCC

HTC Opal Communicator successor to the HTC Touch

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HTC's new communicator device is almost here. HTC calls it, the Opal which seems to be a successor to the HTC Touch. Details of the device' features mentioned some good and bad aspects. On the negative side, the handset doesn't support 3G, however, it does feature TouchFLO 3D interface, found on the HTC Touch Diamond and Pro.

Powered by Windows Mobile 6.1 Professional and featuring HTC's TouchFLO user interface, the HTC Opal's specifications sheet shows a large 2.8" QVGA resolution touchscreen display.

The HTC Opal appears to offer quad-band GSM (850/900/1800/1900MHz) support, in addition to built-in WiFi for fast data speeds. The 2 megapixel camera should be able to capture decent photos, and its microSD card slot should offer plenty of storage.

HTC Opal Specifications:

* Networks GSM / GPRS / EDGE 850/900/1800/1900 MHz;
* Windows Mobile 6.1 Professional OS;
* TI OMAP 850 processor, 200 MHz;
* 256 MB ROM, 128 MB RAM, microSD slot;
* 2.8" QVGA touchscreen;
* 2Mpix camera;
* Wi-Fi 802.11b / g, Bluetooth 2.0;
* HTC ExtUSB connector;
* Lithium-Ion battery capacity 1100 mAh

HTC Opal Got Leaked

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HTC Opal is a new handset from HTC. From what it looks like it seems it's the next HTC Touch. There's no official announcement yet but as always we have a few leaked specs of the phone.

The HTC Opal is said to have the following features:


  • Windows Mobile 6.1 Pro

  • 200 Mhz TI OMAP 850 processor

  • Quadband GPRS/EDGE

  • Built-in Wi-Fi and Bluetooth 2.0

  • 2 megapixel camera

  • microSD card slot.


From what we can see so far, there's not 3G support but we don't know if that's final. We'll have to wait for the HTC official announcement to see get a better look at the Opal.

Bluetooth SIG leaks HTC Rose

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More a mystery than a leak, we really don't know much about this device other than what we presume is its codename "Rose." May be HTC knows how to run a tight ship unlike Sony Ericsson and its constant slip-ups. Whether this points to the fabled Android-powered device or another Windows Mobile 6.1 push-over is anybody's guess right now. The only thing certain looks to be its availability almost everywhere when and if it does get released. But now that Bluetooth SIG has given up a name, it won't be long before our sniffers get to the bottom of this flowery conundrum!

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HTC Touch Diamond from Sprint on September 2nd

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HTC Touch Diamond was rumored to be launched by Sprint and Verizon in the USA. We didn't have any clear details as to when that was actually going to happen. We've seen Telus being the Canadian carrier to offer the HTC Touch Diamond and now we have a confirmed American carrier.

According to a recently leaked slide Sprint is going to launch a new HTC device on September 2nd. HTC Touch Diamond will be sold as the HTC MP6950 so we're less than 60 days of seeing it in Sprint stores. We don't have any official prices just yet but at least we have a date to look forward to.

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HTC NEON400 lands at FCC's door

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For those looking for some CDMA action in combination with some cool TouchFLO wizardry, you might not have to wait long. HTC's NEON400, which looks to be the CDMA counterpart of the HTC Touch Dual, has come knockin' on FCC's door to undergo some pretty rigorous scrutiny before being let loose into the CDMA world. Except for the CDMA radio, nothing much looks to be changed on the inside with the same 400MHz processor, 2.6 inch touchscreen, 256MB ROM, 128MB RAM, WiFi, Bluetooth 2.0, and a microSD slot all running on Windows Mobile 6.1. Let's hope it comes out unscathed and ready to roll!

HTC Touch Diamond Hands On Photos

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Whenever a new smartphone gets released we would all like to get as many details as possible about what it does and when it will be available. We also would like to see as many pictures as possible. We'd like to have our own hands on those models but in the mean time we can offer you other people's experience.

We talked about the HTC since it got officially launched in London last week. Check out these new pictures of an HTC Touch Diamond at work just bellow. They look great right? What do you think? Still unsure between this HTC or the 3G iPhone?

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The HTC Touch Diamond just never stops amazing us with its unbelievable specs and its sleek black looks. It was hinted by the HTC officials that there will be a slew of accessories to go along with this awesome device and we present to you the first in that line, the official desktop cradle for the Touch Diamond. The dock carries over the smooth black finish that sets the Touch Diamond apart from others, and the picture implies that the dock can sync/charge the Touch Diamond while you groove to some of your favorite numbers via the included headphones.

The dock is already available for preorder from Clove. Now, if only they hurry up with the release of the Touch Diamond!

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Of all the touchscreen devices lined up for 2008, my favorite would be the HTC Touch Diamond. The device is one step closer to seeing a release date later this year, now that it has come knocking on FCC's door.

As we had reported earlier, the Touch Diamond tops the others with wholesome VGA goodness at 2.8 inches, a refreshed TouchFLO interface, a blazing fast (at least for a cell phone) 528MHz processor, 4GB internal flash memory, and a 3.2 megapixel camera. Yummy indeed.

All we have to do now is to let the FCC do its fiddling and wait for HTC to get it out as soon as they can.

HTC Touch Diamond in Action

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I will never get tired of the term "iPhone Killer," but if there ever was one which really hoped to live up to that moniker, it would be the HTC Touch Diamond. The interface is really slick and the 2.8-inch VGA screen looks awesome. Couple that fact with Windows Mobile 6.1, aGPS, some HSDPA/HSUPA goodness, and you have your perfect touchscreen phone. HTC has definitely put in a lot of effort for this do-it-all device, but of course, we never know how Apple might strike back with the 3G iPhone. You have had a look at the pictures of the Touch Diamond, now take a look at it in action!

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As speculated, in London today the HTC Touch Diamond was announced. And while details are still forthcoming, there have been a few released press images to whet your appetite. 2.8" VGA display, WiFi, Bluetooth, 4GB internal flash, 528 MHz CPU and 3.2 megapixel camera with autofocus?

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Rumored: HTC to Announce Touch Diamond

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Tuesday, May 6th, HTC invited London at 11:30AM (if you are in the neighborhood) to "witness the next wave of HTC Innovation". I wonder what they are preparing to release as in the mean time we have found this leaked photos and following specs which might match an all new Touch Diamond smart phone:

  • 2.8-inch VGA display,
  • WinMo 6.1 Pro,
  • WiFi,
  • Bluetooth 2.0
  • eGPS,
  • FM tuner
  • Quad-band HSDPA 7.2
  • 4GB internal flash,
  • microSD slot,
  • 528MHz CPU,
  • 3.2 megapixel camera with autofocus,
  • 10.7mm thick,
  • (rumored) an orientation sensor / accelerometer

So is this the all new 3G Touch Diamond? We'll keep you posted this Tuesday! Stay tunned!

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