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Leaked HTC T8290 Has Touch HD Resolution, WiMax, Sharp Corners

These images of a new HTC handset from Nedge2k reveal a surprising addition to the Taiwanese company's line: a half Touch HD, half Touch Diamond handset for which WiMax — of all things — is the most salient feature. Such a product might not make sense in most places, but Russia already has more than 20 million people soaking in their WiMax networks and other compatible phones in the pipeline.

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6:47 AM on Fri Oct 10 2008
By John Herrman
9,355 views, 29 comments

Latest by gothamdarkknight: bb storm Ftw more »

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HTC Touch HD Pretty Much Never Coming to the US

No amount of oohing, aahing or drooling can convince HTC to bring this 480x800 monster to American shores, according to the Taiwanese company. That's a shame, because it was looking pretty good. The company passed the news on through Twitter, which is the corporate equivalent of breaking up with your girlfriend with a text message:
Sad news, US. we looked into it- by the time we could bring Touch HD to the States, it would be old news. We do have other cool stuff coming.
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7:00 AM on Tue Oct 7 2008
By John Herrman
8,995 views, 75 comments

Latest by fsusmithc2: @Nick_Bentley: We don't take kindly to companies that don't send cool phones to the U.S. :) more »

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HTC Touch Diamond Pops Up in Seven Colors

We were surprised to see the HTC Diamond just coming in white, but those in France now have the opportunity to pick up the Diamond in one of seven colors: White, blue, brown, fuchsia, yellow, purple or rose. Unless you're packing up to move abroad, chances are you'll never see most, if any of these Skittlesfied options. But we thought we'd show you just to rub it in. Happy Monday! [Phone and Phone via NowhereElse]

8:43 AM on Mon Oct 6 2008
By Mark Wilson
4,465 views, 15 comments

Latest by soccer1105: what about good old flat black? more »

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Family Portrait: HTC Touch Phones

From left to right: HTC Touch HD, HTC Touch Diamond, and HTC Touch Pro. Note that while the Touch HD's footprint isn't much bigger, the screen appears ginormous. [CNET]

8:15 AM on Mon Sep 22 2008
By Mark Wilson
7,619 views, 28 comments

Latest by nick7er: @tkohrs2002: Totally Agreed! I have been wishing for android to be put on these phones for a long time, and more »

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Sprint HTC Touch Diamond Now Available Online

True to their word, the folks at Sprint came through and put the HTC Touch Diamond up for sale today at Sprint.com, just as we said they would. Nothing's changed since we confirmed the September 14 release date 10 days ago, and that includes the $250 price tag, with a two-year contract, and $100 mail-in rebate. The $200 price point we yearned for earlier did not make a surprise appearance today. Bummer. [Sprint]

2:00 PM on Sun Sep 14 2008
By Jack Loftus
9,707 views, 30 comments

Latest by drewkkake: @peerless4u: I realize that this is like 20 days after the original post, but... - 6-month exclusivity? Source please? The deadline more »

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Sprint to Get HTC Touch Pro in October for $300

Sprint already confirmed some HTC goodness recently with the Touch Diamond, which drops in September, and today added the Touch Pro to their official lineup, available on October 19th for $300 with contract, deliciously un-gimped compared to the phone expected to hit Verizon. More »

10:23 AM on Wed Sep 10 2008
By John Mahoney
15,471 views, 11 comments

Latest by ZetaCrossfire: and i will buy this more »

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HTC Opal Leaks, The Sequel to the HTC Touch

We've already seen phones like the HTC Touch Diamond and Touch Pro, but according to some legit-looking internal documentation, the HTC Opal is the official sequel to the original HTC Touch. Word has it that the Opal will ship with the 3D TouchFLO interface we've seen in the latest HTC products (which makes sense), but unfortunately, the spec sheet dated from July shows that the Opal still lacks 3G and features the same 200MHz processor as its predecessor. More »

8:56 AM on Tue Sep 9 2008
By Mark Wilson
11,727 views, 17 comments

Latest by counterbond: WHat a pile...anything with the omap 850 is nothing but junk. It is unusable at 200 mhz, and runs good more »

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Sprint HTC Touch Diamond Out on Sept. 14 for $250

Now that the WSJ has had their run with it, Sprint has confirmed that the HTC Touch Diamond will be out on Sept. 14 for $250 with a two-year contract and $100 mail-in rebate. Cheaper than we'd heard, but it would've been nice to hit the $199 mark. [PC Mag]

5:40 PM on Thu Sep 4 2008
By matt buchanan
7,699 views, 15 comments

Latest by witnessx: No red, and add keyboard first. My Mogul stays until then. more »

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Sprint's HTC Touch Diamond Groped Ahead of Release by WSJ

We've been keeping you up to date on the CDMA version of HTC's Touch Diamond, coming soon to Sprint, but the lucky buggers over at the Wall St Journal got their mitts on one ahead of its launch. It's fatness turns out to be 0.6-inches in size, partly due to that 1,350 mAh battery good for 4.2 hours of talk time. It comes with Windows Mobile 6.1 Professional Edition with a Sprint-customized TouchFLO interface plus a bunch of extras like Dataviz's Documents to Go Suite, Opera browser, a YouTube app and it works with Sprint TV and the Sprint Music Store. There's also 4GB of internal memory, a 3.2-megapixel camera, Wi-Fi and Bluetooth A2DP. The price is now set at $250, apparently, with 2-year contract, and it's now due mid-September. [WSJ via CNET]

8:30 AM on Thu Sep 4 2008
By Kit Eaton
5,926 views, 23 comments

Latest by tech-tard: I wonder how much it would be for SERO users already on contract? My Sprint Touch is SOLID after the more »

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Media Sync: iTunes Syncing on HTC, Nokia, Sony, and Sony Ericsson Devices

Obviously, if you love iTunes but do not own an iPhone, syncing your music can be frustrating. Salling Software has developed a solution to this problem with Media Sync—an app that transfers playlists, music and podcasts to a wide array of Nokia, Sony, and Sony Ericsson phones (also works in a limited fashion with the HTC Touch Diamond). The basic Windows / Mac software is free, but you will have to shell out $22 for the fast sync version. And, naturally, it does not transfer DRM protected tunes. [Salling via Cult of Mac]

5:50 PM on Wed Sep 3 2008
By Sean Fallon
4,666 views, 13 comments

Latest by craig_16: @takashimiike Ultimate: Sorry, but I disagree. Salling release quality multiplatform software which requires many, many hours of development. These people more »