Windows Mobile 7 confirmed by HTC for HD2-at least for now?
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HTC HD2 Specifications | Review
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6 Comments
1. SamTime posted on 20 Oct 2010, 01:44 0 0
WinMo 7 better blow our friggin minds away because it is awfully late to join the game. iPhone OS, WebOS, Blackberry OS, and Android OS all have a leg up on WinMo 7. Even Bada is expected to arrive well before WinMo 7 graces us with it's presense (hopefully).
2. CRICKETownz posted on 13 Jan 2010, 15:10 0 0
I agree, WinMo7 may be shooting themselves in the foot taking so long to release. Better be one hell of an OS when it launches.
3. Griffin posted on 13 Jan 2010, 15:37 0 0
New to these forums. Why release a phone like the HTC HD2 on a carrier that is one of least desiralble to be on???
4. Styngers posted on 13 Jan 2010, 16:29 0 0
What are you talking about? HD2 is NOT going to ATT? HD2 is going to T-Mobile because it has the best customers service (along with Verizon) and a lot more affordable than ATT and Verizon. And it has a long and a great partnership with HTC.
5. Kiltlifter posted on 13 Jan 2010, 18:41 0 0
It is also being released on T-Mo b/c HTC and T-Mo have a great relationship in business. The first ever Android phone was made by HTC and available on T-Mobile USA first. Also, T-Mo's GSM bands are in allignment with the EU, where the HD2 has been available for 3 months now, so nothing needs to change to make it compatible. As a VZW user, I am incredibly jealous of all your T-Mo people for being the first in the US to get this phone.
6. Griffin posted on 13 Jan 2010, 19:36 0 0
I was not aware of the business partnership that HTC and T-Mobile had. Its great that they sustain that partnership with great new phones, I just hope with a device of this calibar they will be able to maximize sales with this carrier alone. The ATT comment from Styngers was pretty funny.
