HTC Aria changes its tune to the HTC Liberty; Verizon to get the HTC Bee?
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This article contains unofficial information.
At the end of last month, we showed you a picture of the HTC Aria, expected to come to AT&T. We noted how the handset looked like a cross between the Droid Incredible and the EVO 4G. Now, a fairly famous member of Android forums-Conflipper-known for his ability to whip up some tasty ROM desserts in the kitchen, has come across some renderings of the HTC Liberty which also seems to resemble the love child of the Droid Incredible and the EVO 4G. User-agent profiles for both handsets reveal a 320 x 480 resolution display, not exciting top-of-the line features, but it is a match for both units. So it looks like the Aria is no more, and the new name for the phone is the HTC Liberty. Meanwhile, Conflipper also has something else to pull out of his magic hat, a new HTC smartphone heading for Verizon called the Bee. The name of the device might have something to do with the small 320 x 240 touchscreen display on the phone. No word on pricing-way too early for that-and no possible launch dates were disclosed.
HTC Aria Preliminary Specifications
source: AndroidCentral
HTC Aria Preliminary Specifications
source: AndroidCentral
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6 Comments
2. iheartblueberry posted on 06 Jun 2010, 22:16 0 0
How about we try making enough Droid Incredibles before you start thinking of other phones to come out with and "Not have any in stock" therefore pissing off customers even more?
5. zerglisk posted on 07 Jun 2010, 12:17 0 0
As long as this phone does not sport an AMOLED screen, it should not have supply issue. Incredible was lacking mostly due to AMOLED parts that samsung could not supply enough. Blame samsung, not HTC xD
3. BlackberryUser posted on 06 Jun 2010, 23:27 0 0
I think HTC needs to work on the following items.. 1. Availability 2. Voice dialing over bluetooth 3. BATTERY LIFE (
4. sprintguy09 posted on 07 Jun 2010, 10:09 0 0
Its not HTC fault that phones are getting better and battery tech isnt
