HTC Desire HD heading to Verizon Wireless?

By on Sep 16, 2010 at 5:21 PM
Exclusive September 16, 2010

We leaked this mysterious HTC device a couple weeks back, and now we have to ask… Since it so closely resembles the recently announced HTC Desire HD, do you think this will make its way to Verizon Wireless as the rumored world-capable handset, or something else entirely? Maybe LTE support? Let us know what you think!

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  • jgoitom

    i think that its going to be an LTE phone cause of the new htc sense that way it will force people to upgrade there phones cause i doubt that the new htc sense will be coming to older htc phones

  • zen

    This looks exactly like the Incredbile HD thats supposed to be coming out

  • Erik

    BGR reports news, not what carrier they like best. Its not their fault ATT has no news to report.

  • WT

    I thought Verizon’s LTE road map stated that the first LTE devices released will be USB modems and PC cards in November, and the first LTE phones won’t be released until the first half of 2011?

    I don’t believe that the Desire HD is a Verizon Phone, according to Phone Arena’s upcoming phone for Verizon, the only high end HTC phone coming to Verizon features a dual core snapdragon processor and a 10MP camera (not an 8) and is expected to be released in November.

  • Joey

    i want this. now. i dont even care if its got LTE or not. i just need this phone.

  • http://www.compressionstockings.com/jobst.php Jobst Stockings

    I have the incredible and its sweet. I saw an internet ad for the Desire HD, and now I am looking into the upcoming HTC phones, and quite a few look sweet. I cant wait to get one of them. Dont forget the HDMI out!

  • CJ

    45 days and still no update? What gives? Lexicon exists, LTE exists, T2 Coming, LG T2 Coming……at this point, the possiblity of this phone would make it outdated 3 months prior to arrival at best.

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