Blurry looking shots give us the first look at the T-Mobile myTouch 4G Slide
Granted that they might not be the best of shots that we’ve seen of any unreleased phones, we’re nonetheless getting a first glimpse of the upcoming T-Mobile myTouch 4G Slide – the follow up successor to last year’s model.
As its name implies, it’s going to be flaunting support for T-Mobile’s HSPA+ data network – while retaining some distinguishable characteristics of the original myTouch 4G. Specifically, you can see from the images that it’s retaining the same intricate looking chrome accent with its earpiece, but it’s also showing its ties to the original myTouch 3G Slide with its landscape style QWERTY keyboard.
In terms of software, the model shown is running Android 2.3.4 Gingerbread with HTC’s latest Sense UI 3.0 layered on top of it. Moreover, it’s reported that the handset runs “just as smoothly as the HTC Sensation” and that it’s also “much faster than the myTouch 4G.” Additionally, the smartphone employs an 8-megapixel shooter and shiny looking metal back cover in the rear.
Knowing that we're literally right around the corner from seeing the HTC Sensation 4G, would you rather overlook it in favor of the T-Mobile myTouch 4G Slide?
source: BGR
As its name implies, it’s going to be flaunting support for T-Mobile’s HSPA+ data network – while retaining some distinguishable characteristics of the original myTouch 4G. Specifically, you can see from the images that it’s retaining the same intricate looking chrome accent with its earpiece, but it’s also showing its ties to the original myTouch 3G Slide with its landscape style QWERTY keyboard.
In terms of software, the model shown is running Android 2.3.4 Gingerbread with HTC’s latest Sense UI 3.0 layered on top of it. Moreover, it’s reported that the handset runs “just as smoothly as the HTC Sensation” and that it’s also “much faster than the myTouch 4G.” Additionally, the smartphone employs an 8-megapixel shooter and shiny looking metal back cover in the rear.
source: BGR
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