New HTC Wildfire and Desire Colors is coming to shelves in time for the holiday season are a new, white HTC Desire and a silver HTC Wildfire. HTC said this was something of a departure for the company usually they just prepare an initial range of colors and thats it but certainly fans are glad that they did give us more colors like other Smartphones Manufactures do and its may be the First time that HTC provide Smartphone with more than one color.

The white Desire is gorgeously appealing and in the absence of a white iPhone 4 these two devices has a Big chance. to Refresh your memory the HTC Desire features a large 3.7-inch capacitive touchscreen of WVGA resolution and is powered by a zippy 1GHz Snapdragon processor. Also on board there are 576MB of RAM memory, a 5MP autofocus snapper as well as the Android 2.2 Froyo.

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HTC supplies U.S. carriers Verizon, Sprint and T-Mobile but says a year ago only one in 10 Americans knew its name. With the help of marketing by cellular carriers and HTC own television ads during the baseball World Series, HTC says that number is up to 40 percent.

"We want to be one of the leaders," said John Wang, the 13-year-old company chief marketing officer.

In trying to establish a global brand, HTC is following in the footsteps of another Taiwanese company, Acer Inc., which is battling Dell Inc. for the title of second-largest personal computer maker. Other rising Taiwanese technology names include software producer Trend Micro and Asustek Computer, a maker of PCs and cell phones.

HTC path to its own brand has been complicated by U.S. carriers preference for many years to market its phones under their own brands.

That started to change in 2007, and the HTC brand started showing up on phones, as carriers figured that the company had some cachet among early adopters that they could capitalize on. HTC phones on the U.S. market include the Droid Incredible, sold by Verizon Wireless, the HD2, sold by T-Mobile USA, and the Hero, sold by Sprint Nextel Corp.

Even now, HTC is careful to avoid straining ties with carriers by promoting its own identity too aggressively. Such ties are crucial in the United States, Japan and other markets where carriers usually pick which phones to offer. In Europe and elsewhere, customers pick their own phones and buy service separately.

"I don't think it should ever become a destination phone, because that is very arrogant," Wang said.

The company's slogan, "Quietly Brilliant," expresses both modesty and pride

[source:WSJ]

Verizon promised to get an EVO 4G to its stores to work on its New 4G Network and as you can see from the photos, it’s sporting some Verizon-red highlights on the keyboard, and has a removable battery.

The test that the FCC ran confirm that it will run on both CDMA 2000 and GSM 850 bands, and will rock Bluetooth and 802.11b/g/n WiFi at 2.4GHz.

Great News! HTC decided to Name the upcoming Windows phone 7 the HTC HD7 Not as we expected HD3. They choose HD7 in the honor of the Windows Phone 7 as the HD7 will have the Widows Phone 7 OD on-board and it be the First Windows phone 7 device released by HTC and the Date of the HD7 release is October,18 as you can see on the leaked document above from O2.

This HTC fella is rumored the have everything that EVO 4G and Desire HD have, and even more. It wears the Nexus One clothes and comes with an awesome kickstand.

The unknown HTC is supposed to sport 4.3-inch WVGA display, top-notch processor, 8 megapixel camera with dual LED flash and 3.5mm audio jack. The nice kickstand at the back (with the HTC Sense logo) is an excellent addition too.

The Verizon flagship Android device The Droid X is not the only handset in danger of taking some damage from this one, though this thing is a near one-to-one match with the Sprint EVO 4G, both in looks and specs. But there is something better coming... it is the EVO 4G. For Verizon. Thats not its official name but in fact, it does not appear to have an official name just yet. But it does have an 8 megapixel camera, the Evo signature kickstand, a 4.3-inch screen and front face camera.

US Cellular CDMA-flavored version of the HTC Desire is now available for $200, making it the undisputed big dog in the regional carrier's lineup. More Device info Below!

Basic Features

• 3.7-inch WVGA Super TFT touchscreen 480 x 800
• Android 2.1 (Eclair)
• 1 GHz snapdragon processor
• 5.0 Camera/Camcorder with LED flash
• Full HTML browser with Flash lite support
• Stereo Bluetooth capable
• On screen QWERTY keypad
• Wi-Fi

Pre-Loaded Apps

• My Contacts Backup
• Tone-room Deluxe
• Your Navigator Deluxe
• Friend-stream
• Facebook
• Peep (Twitter)
• Footprints
• My Space
• HTC Weather
• Stocks
• QuickOffice
• Gmail
• Google Maps
• Android Market
• Google Talk
• YouTube

PRESS RELEASE

"HTC DESIRE™ SMARTPHONE AVAILABLE AT U.S. CELLULAR TODAY

Carrier Becomes First in United States to Offer the Much-Anticipated Device

CHICAGO (August 27, 2010) – The wait for the U.S. debut of the HTC Desire smartphone is finally over. U.S. Cellular began selling the popular Android-powered handsets today in stores and online at uscellular.com, becoming the first carrier to bring the popular smartphone to customers in the United States.

"The buzz for the HTC Desire has been amazing," said Edward Perez, vice president of sales and marketing operations for U.S. Cellular. "Our customers deserve great phones, and now they can be among the first to own one of the best Android-powered devices on the market."

The HTC Desire smartphone is the second of five phones that run the Android operating system joining U.S. Cellular's smartphone lineup this year. Customers welcomed the Samsung Acclaim™ last month. The Samsung Galaxy S™ will be added in October, followed by two Android-powered phones from LG.

For U.S. Cellular customers, the HTC Desire smartphone also comes with the company's industry-first, customer-focused programs, like Overage Protection and Battery Swap.

U.S. Cellular is offering the HTC Desire smartphone for $199.95 after $70 mail-in rebate with a two-year contract.

About the HTC Desire Smartphone 
The HTC Desire smartphone boasts a slim, stylish design with a vivid 3.7-inch Super LCD touchscreen. Features include a five megapixel, autofocus camera with flash, integrated GPS and Wi-Fi capability. The Android TM 2.1 platform opens the door to a growing Android Marketplace ™ of more than 80,000 applications, many of them free.

HTC Desire's 1GHz Qualcomm® Snapdragon™ processor offers a true mobile computing experience on U.S. Cellular's nationwide 3G network, allowing customers to quickly download applications and music, browse the Internet and share pictures and videos. The phone also comes preloaded with U.S. Cellular applications such as My Contacts Backup, City ID, Tone Room Deluxe and Your Navigator Deluxe. In addition, customers can easily access Google services like Gmail, Google Maps and Google Talk instant messaging, and synch their Google calendars and contacts."

If you are an EVO 4G owner who loves Froyo. I have some good NEWS for you... people over XDA froum have managed to patch up relations between the two, and now have a guide to show you how to get your Froyo EVO 4G and root access back together again. Check this TOPIC for instructions.

Nothing quite stokes gadget geeks like a good old fashioned rumour so here we go ... HTC are perhaps maybe possibly working on a new Android superphone ... or it might be a tablet. The confusion and doubt comes about through a lack of any substantial information except for a name, a model number and the bare bones of a specifications list.

The product in question is being called the HTC Merge and it will allegedly be running with a processor with a clock speed in excess of 1 GHz and pack in a 10 MP camera. The handset was spotted in a Global Certification Forum filing as well as on American network Verizon's database. The name 'Merge' maybe a clue as to the identity of the handset with some wondering whether it hints at a tablet rather than a phone or possibly some sort of hybrid a le the Dell Sreak.

What is known is that it has the model number ADR6325 and that it will be running Android. The fact that it is on Verizon's database would also suggest that it will support CDMA and be launched on that network at some point. It does also support GSM frequencies though so perhaps it will be a global handset or maybe even just a re-working of an existing handset like the Desire HD.

The New HTC Windows phone 7 has just been approved by the FCC in Europe and may support the US-compatible WCDMA or EV-DO the only reason it's in here is to cover EDGE 850 / 1900 plus 802.11b/g/n WiFi and Bluetooth. Considering how HTC's been operating as of late.