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9 Feb 2010Pictures and information have hit the internet blogosphere regarding a new smartphone coming from HTC. The HTC “Incredible” as it will allegedly be called, has been revealed in a few large pictures, as well as a paragraph of text regarding the specs of the phone. It will run on Verizon and appears to be the typical high-end smartphones that HTC is known for.

The reported stats of the HTC Incredible are that it’ll include a Snapdragon processor. The leak didn’t have the exact speed, but reported that the phone is “fast, really fast”, which leads us to pin it as having a 1GHz processor – or faster. The phone will have 256MB of RAM. No exact measurement on the screen size, but pocketnow.com, who broke the story, is estimating either a 3.5- to 3.7-inch screen, which would put it at the same large size as the Nexus One.
The source who got their hands on the phone said the screen is “very vibrant” and estimates that it’s an OLED screen, which we have to concur with, considering the leaked pictures of the device. The device also will feature an “optical mouse pointer” at the bottom of the device, (or as RIM calls them, an optical trackball). The phone features a digital camera, along with dual LED flashes.
On the software side, the phone was shown running Android 2.1, wrapping up in HTC’s Sense UI. The source told pocketnow.com that the device will be carried by Verizon, which implies a CDMA radio inside of it. It’s certainly an ‘incredible’ looking device. No word on a release date or pricing.
Original Post Link: HTC Incredible Leaked [Pictures, Information Leaked On HTC's Next High-End Smartphone] | Published by TFTS – Technology, Gadgets & Curiosities
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