Overview: The HTC Inspire 4G

I can honestly say that I can never get tired of hearing about more Android phones popping up all over the place. HTC especially has been cranking out phone after phone with no stopping in sight. Their latest is the HTC Inspire 4G. This is another smartphone packing a lot of heat in the specs department and I must say that HTC is impressing me very much as of late.

 Its running Android 2.2 and has a 1ghz Snapdragon Processor meaning that you definitely won't have an issue with speed. Its been released on the AT&T network and its been priced at $99.99 with a two year contract. It's also coming equipped with a 8 mega pixel camera with LED flash and a 720p camcorder for HD recording. Here's a few pictures and a full spec release from HTC after the break.

HTC Phone Leaked, Headed To Verizon?

Well there looks like another phone is on the horizon for Verizon (see what I did there). Leaked pictures of a button less HTC device started popping up and have been hitting all the major sites. The phone is still nameless and its unclear when the phone will have a release date but it is pretty exciting to know there could possible be another kick butt phone coming to everyones favorite network.....no not Sprint.... I was referring to Verizon.

As you can see, the photo on the left clearly shows the Verizon logo on the top of the phone. Now remember that at the CES event, Verizon mentioned four new phones that were scheduled to come out between the first and second quarters of the year. The HTC Thunderbolt, LG Revolution, the Unnamed Samsung device, and the Droid Bionic were all mentioned at the CES and were said to be released. So whats this device all about? Well we will be on top of this when more information comes out for this device. Excited? I know I am.

- FlashSama

(Via Erictric.com via @VerizonNews)

HTC Surround with Windows Phone 7

The HTC Surround is one of the three mobile phones launching on AT&T on November 8th.The Surround has the kickstand but it’s there to highlight the speakers that slide up from behind the display, just like a landscape keyboard would. The Surround has no hardware keyboard, so the rear panel doesn’t have to slide out very far.
Past the Dolby Mobile/SRS speakers this was a pretty standard Windows Phone 7 device, complete with the 1GHz Snapdragon processor, 3.8-inch 800×480 display, and a 5MP camera with LED flash. The display isn’t nearly as larger or as impressive as that of the HD7, but the sound is enhanced, making this a good phone for listening to music (which is what HTC was going for). It has 16GB of on-board storage.
Extra features include the HTC Hub for use of HTC’s apps (like sound enhancer and photo enhancer) and AT&T’s U-verse Mobile.
I personally think that this might be a great phone. It looks very impressive. This phone will make a lot of windows fans happy. I hope that the price is reasonable(normally around the 199 range). But for now good job HTC. Here is a quick look at the phone.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MHrL8IZRKJ0

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