A mysterious HTC device just passed through the FCC, and it isn't clear exactly what the device is. There are only a few clues, but it looks like it could be the budget option of HTC's new One series of Android phones, the HTC One V.
The device that passed through the FCC was labeled as model PK76110, which hasn't been fully linked to any specific HTC device as yet. Luckily, HTC doesn't have a very large number of devices slated for release any time soon, so it seems likely that this is a member of the HTC One lineup of Android smartphones. The dimensions of the device in the filing and the radio bands (850MHz & 1900MHz) make it look like it may be the HTC One V.
The One V is a budget smartphone on the way with a 3.7" WVGA screen, single-core 1GHz Snapdragon, 512MB RAM, just 4GB internal storage and Android 4.0. Rumor has it the device will come to Virgin Mobile in the US and Telus in Canada, but no word on when.
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