Archive for November 25th, 2009

HTC HD2 officially coming to US, out in Europe and Asia today!

Wednesday, November 25th, 2009

Be still, our beating hearts! HTC has just pressed the “Go” button for European and Asian shipping of its latest object of desire, and it’s served notice to American phone lovers that the HD2 is coming to them soon as well. Slated for a “major US carrier” some time “early 2010,” it’ll land squarely in the same time bracket as the XPERIA X10, which should lead to some really Truly engaging attention decisions to be made, presumably by March 2010. The WinMo 6.5 device might be shipping at this time, but you’ll have to wait at least until the 9th of November before you can spill your Euros for it, and we expect to see a flurry of pricing and contract information filling that short waiting time. Full PR after the break.

Sprint marketing exec talks Android, WiMAX, WinMo 7, and more

Wednesday, November 25th, 2009

Sprint’s vice president of consumer marketing David Owens sat down with the community at large last week to answer a few burning questions about Sprint’s current and future lineup, and there were a few juicy tidbits, reaffirmations, and rumor confirmations that came out of it worth mentioning:

T-Mobile nabs HTC’s Touch HD2, schedules release for November

Wednesday, November 25th, 2009
T-Mobile nabs HTC's Touch HD2, schedules release for November 9

WinMo folks, we wouldn’t blame you for getting a bit of Android envy after last week’s DROID onslaught, but if there’s one thing that could make people pine for your OS it’s HTC’s HD2, and T-Mobile has just confirmed it’s coming on November 9 — a mere weekend after Moto’s new hotness hits Verizon. Mind you, there is some confusion continue in this place, as the picture on T-Mo’s site is of the old Touch HD, not the HD2 we met and loved, and the mention of “loads of applications to download from Android Market” is particularly perplexing. But, we’ve been told to go ahead and blame a bumbling marketeer rather than to expect some sort of cross-platform app marketplace love fest — groovy as that may sound.