We have already seen an official confirmation that the HTC Touch Pro2 was headed for a North American launch, however the currently rumored carrier is a little surprising. Given the 3G capabilities, many assumed that it would be AT&T that would be offering this handset. Instead, it seems that T-Mobile may have it first. This more »

HTC has gone on record, well actually on Twitter, and confirmed that the Touch Pro2 will be coming to North America.

They said, “And to answer the big question on everyone’s minds, the Touch Pro2 will be broadly available in all major markets, including North America.”

Unfortunately, I guess due to the fact this was a Twitter message and not an official press release, we are still missing some important information such as the pricing and a release date. Of course, rumor has it being available in Europe this summer and the US in the fall.

As far as features, the Touch Pro2 will include a 3.6-inch display with an 800 x 480 resolution, a 3.2-megapixel camera with auto-focus, microSD card slot and will be running Windows Mobile 6.1 with the TouchFLO interface. Additionally, the Touch Pro2 will have a slide-out QWERTY keyboard with a display that tilts up when opened. Another item that was not mentioned is whether it will include support for 3G here in the US. Of course, we all hope the answer to that is yes.

Today, the FedEx man dropped off the latest from AT&T and HTC: the Fuze. After playing around with it a bunch, here is my quick hands on. I’ll have an in depth video review coming soon, so check back. Touchy The touch screen takes a bit to get used to if you are familiar with more »

Alltel has joined the ranks of Sprint and AT&T and have added the HTC Touch Pro to its smartphone lineup. The Touch Pro will set you back $379.99, however there is a $100 mail-in-rebate available, which assuming you get that back, will bring your final cost down to $279.99. In addition, in order to get more »

HTC has announced the successor to the HTC Touch, and although the recently rumored HTC Opal was pretty close on specs and design, the handset has officially been dubbed the HTC Viva.

Overall the Viva is a decent handset, that according to HTC will be affordable, of course a price has not yet been announced, so time will tell just how accurate that statement will prove to be. Otherwise the HTC Viva will feature HTC’s TouchFLO and be running Windows Mobile 6.1 Professional.