HTC to reveal new products on April 12th

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HTC put on a big show during CTIA Wireless 2011, and it looks like it’s taking the show on the road. On Thursday HTC began sending out invites to European press urging them to come “see what’s next” on April 12th at 1:30p.m. GMT in London. We’re not sure what HTC has in store for the event, but we wouldn’t be surprised to see it lift the curtain on a European model of the EVO 3D, which is launching on Sprint in the United States. Most every other new announcement during CTIA, including the Flyer, was already revealed during Mobile World Congress. Perhaps we’ll see a brand new device — HTC Pyramid? A new Windows Phone 7 handset? Stay tuned on April 12th for our coverage of all the action as it unfolds.

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9 Comments
  • http://twitter.com/bc3tech Brandon

    please please please be a windows phone on verizon….

    • Anonymous

      Please, please, please be an android device. I need another one for my budget for April.

      • http://resumecvservice.com/ resume

        please please please)))) just work good without problems and dont be expensive)))) isnt that the most important? )))))))))))))))

  • Anonymous

    Pyramid! Pyramid! Pyramid!

    or EVO 3D. which means the Pyramid wont be far behind since it’s the same as the EVO without the 3D!

  • Bringit

    HTC and Android – like McDonalds and the burger. They just keep coming. HTC will be giving away the newest Android phone with Happy Meals.

    • Heh

      Weak comparison and unfunny. Company making successful product wants to make more. No big surprise there.

      • Bringit

        Actually a great comparison – try and capitalize on mass low end market with volume and price (among other things).

        If you think it’s funny or not is not of anyones concern.

      • Dextosenergy

        It is a great comparison and YES it is funny…keep chomping on those fries…

  • Inclover

    Please be:

    1) Android
    2) Front facing camera
    3) Verizon/LTE
    4) Not weigh 27 pounds or have a 4.9 inch screen (yes, I am accusing you ThunderBolt)

    C’mon – how hard can that be?

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