Call it a case of mistaken identity, but an email sent out to individuals who were “selected” for beta testing of the Rhapsody Android app showcased two definite Android powered handsets with one that’s known to have Windows Mobile. The lineup for the advertisement included the Motorola DROID, T-Mobile myTouch 3G, and the distinct looks of the HTC HD2 – although it’s unclear why its screen is showing off the Android app. It’s speculated to be a really bad Photoshop job where someone could’ve mistaken it for HTC’s other premier offering in the Nexus One. Although it’s very unlikely to see an Android powered HTC HD2 right now, it’s always a possibility as we’ve seen the older HTC Touch HD running it. Or maybe this might have some underlying insights into what can happen down the road?
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