Two unrelated sources tipped off PhoneDog stating that T-Mobile is already prepping a version of HTC’s Touch HD to be their next Android-powered handset. Many Android Community members have expressed their wishes for the HTC Touch HD to become an Android-powered device.

While one of the sources is a tipster that likes to pass along anything interesting they may hear, the other apparently has a pretty decent track record when it comes to leaking upcoming handset information accurately. Neither of the sources are part of HTC or T-Mobile.
The HTC Touch HD, not be confused with the HTC Touch Pro, has specs similar to the G1. The Touch HD would make a perfect Android-powered handset to compete with the leading phones in the US. The Touch HD is most noted for having a large display that beats even the iPhone 3G. Boasting a large 3.8-inch TFT-LCD flat touch-sensitive screen with 480 x 800 WVGA resolution, this phone is easily one of the best to look at. However HTC today revealed that they would not be bringing the Touch HD to the US, as it lacks US-spec 3G and they feel the device would be outdated by the time it could be re-engineered.
Picture provided by Android Community member heyitsnan.
[Via PhoneDog]








Exactly! Blog it... The Most beautiful & sexy phone to date is not coming to the US. You can buy an unlocked one, but there is no 3g support. I am furious!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Here's the link...
One can only dream...
I'd be pretty pissed, i'm not getting a new phone for another two years at least!
here is my international/hong kong phone
HTC Touch HD Testbericht
http://www.areamobile.de/tests/HTC_Touch_HD/teil_I.php
We at Areamobile.de also made a video about the HTC Touch HD with English subtitles. To switch them on, please click the red button down right in the Youtube video player. You can find it here:
[ame]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JHLOYDgwhkE[/ame]
So most likely it's not going to be on the HTC TOUCH HD.
Hopefully it be on something better, personally I can't wait and see what Motorola will pull out with an Android device ...
I was a bit disappointed that the HTC Dream was chosen initially as T-Mobile's Android for a couple very shallow reasons:
1. For a handset to compete with the iPhone, why not give it a complete touch screen interface?
2. The G1s style would be more acceptable if it was launched in 1998 instead of 2008.
If the gadget flops, there won't be a 2nd generation. I think the appeal for first generation G1 is for developers to come out and developer programs for the OS. Not that us regular consumers are in it for the ride, we're basically the lab rats testing them out. That's my take
The T-Mobile G2
http://www.talkandroid.com/android-f...-g2-phone.html
And also I want say if be available HTC Touch HD with WM OS and Android OS then we can compare two mobile platforms. And see which is better.
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