The HTC Leo has been out of sight for a while now, but recent leaks into the world of bloggers have it that the HTC Leo will now officially be the HTC Touch HD2. A leaked document has shown that the HTC Touch HD2 will be heading for T-Mobile soon. Of course there’s no release date, but with Windows Mobile 6.5 out and about, how long could it really be? So who’s holding out for the 1GHz pumping, 5 megapixel beast?
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The HTC Leo has been out of sight for a while now, but recent leaks into the world of bloggers have it that the HTC Leo will now officially be the HTC Touch HD2. A leaked document has shown that the HTC Touch HD2 will be heading for T-Mobile soon. Of course there’s no release date, but with Windows Mobile 6.5 out and about, how long could it really be? So who’s holding out for the 1GHz pumping, 5 megapixel beast?
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And finally there comes to town rumors of possible specifications of the HTC Leo. The Leo, as per these specs, seems to be the HTC Firestone, maybe that’s wishful thinking but who doesn’t want the Qualcomm’s 1GHz to just happen already? So here are the possible specs of the HTC Leo/Firestone;
- Quad-band GSM/EDGE connectivity
- Dual-band HSDPA connectivity (900/2100 MHz)
- 4.3-inch WVGA (480 x 800) capacitive touchscreen display
- Windows Mobile 6.5
- Qualcomm 1GHz MSM 8250 Snapdragon processor
- Wi-Fi
- GPS, A-GPS
- Accelerometer
- Light & proximity sensors
- 3.5mm headset jack
- 5 megapixel auto-focus camera with dual LED flash
- 512MB flash memory, 320MB RAM
- MicroSD card support
- 1230 mAh battery
- 121 x 67 x 11 millimeters
This is a definite winner!
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And the latest rumor that we hope will turn out to be true and make our lives more meaningful is that HTC is readying a brand new clamshell handset. And not just any old clamshell, this baby will pack a full QWERTY. The handset is currently codenamed LEO and was discovered within a TouchFLO 3D 2.5 “Manilla” ROM. Apart from the full QWERTY, the handset will also feature external QVGA display, internal 16:9 WVGA display, support for OpenGL 2.0 and a Snapdragon processor. Yummm, Snapdragon. Of course this device could just be the successor of the HTC Universal, a Pocket PC that made its retail debut in late 2005. But we’d like to see something new and shinny, what about you?
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