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Although there are just about no details regarding this new device that hit the FCC, it tells us that it does have AWS 3G connectivity and it's coming from HTC. This leads Engadget to believe that this could be the T-Mobile G2 or even the HTC Glacier. It's really unknown right now so all we can really do is wait around. Check out the filing here.

Update: According to Phandroid and CellPhoneSignal, the HTC PC10100 hit the FCC (here) and this one is definitely the T-Mobile G2. Confirmed specs seem to be a 1GHz CPU, 5MP AF camera with a flash, a slide-out QWERTY keyboard, and WiFi b/g/n support.

[Engadget]

Engadget just got some exclusive pictures regarding the upcoming T-Mobile G2, which is definitely the HTC Vision. The slide-out QWERTY keyboard looks easy enough to type on and Engadget points out that there's a 3.7-inch touchscreen display on there - you can also see an optical trackpad and four touch-sensitive buttons. Check out another two photos below!

Update: Engadget got another slew of photos, this time showing the hinge beneath the keyboard. Unfortunately, this won't have a tilting screen - like the HTC Touch Pro 2.

[Engadget]

There's a rumour going around regarding when T-Mobile USA's G2 Android-based smartphone will be launching. Phandroid has pointed out that it could be on September 29th. This smartphone should be one of the best of the market since it should be the HTC Vision which will have HSPA+ connectivity. If this doesn't play out, it should land sometime in September - so maybe even earlier.

[Phandroid]

We already heard that the HTC Vision could be the Desire Z, while the HTC Ace will be the Desire HD. The Desire HD is said to be the European EVO 4G (without the 4G connectivity), while the Desire Z will pretty much be the HTC Desire with a slide-out QWERTY keyboard. Hopefully, the Desire Z hits North America as well and it just might find a home at T-Mobile USA. As you can see in the image above, the Desire HD will be running Android 2.2 "Froyo" while the Desire Z is stuck with version 2.1. Check it out on mobiles.co.uk.

[Engadget]

Well, well, well, T-Mobile has put up a teaser site for an upcoming Android-based smartphone that will feature HSPA+ connectivity. Last week we heard that the T-Mobile G2 is actually the HTC Vision / G1 Blaze so it'll be a smartphone that will be pretty desirable. Nothing else is known right now so you can just check out the teaser site here and sign up whenever you want!

[Engadget]

HTC is going to be holding an event on September 15th and it's looking like it'll be an Android smartphone. There are a couple of people out there who are hoping that it's a WP7 smartphone from the company but there are just way too many sources that are saying it'll be Android-based. Apparently though, it'll be the HTC Vision which will be hitting T-Mobile. In the smoke, you can faintly see the outline of a phone and that circle could actually be the lens on the back of the phone. Well, whatever it is just look out for it a month from now.

[Gizmodo]

There's a new rumour going around that T-Mobile's Project Emerald will be the launch of two Android-based 3G+ (HSPA+) smartphones. This would be pretty amazing. Apparently, the handset above that's being called the HTC Desire HD thus far will be hitting the carrier as the myTouch HD. The other handset is below and it's the HTC Vision which could actually hit the carrier as the G1 Blaze. Apparently, one of them will be launching on September 22nd while the other one will be seven days later, on the 29th. This is said to be a "secret launch". If that's true then the secret is now out.

Update: Phandroid's source has mentioned that the HTC Vision / G1 Blaze looks a little bit different than the one below but it's confirmed to feature a front-facimg and camera and an optical trackpad.

Update: According to Electronista and the latest rumour going around the HTC Vision may actually hit T-Mobile as the G2. This smartphone will be a "Google experience" phone - remember those? It's just a rumour so believe whichever one you want to.

[Gizmodo, Phandroid]

According to the latest Vodafone leak the HTC Vision and HTC Ace may not be their names when they hit the market. Apparently, the HTC Vision will be called the Desire Z, while the HTC Ace may hit the market as the Desire HD. This is really just a rumour right now so we'll really have to see what happens over the next couple of weeks / days.

[Fone Arena]

Not exactly the most surprising news in the world but apparently T-Mobile's HSPA+ device is likely going to be the HTC Vanguard / Vision / G1 Blaze. On T-Mobile's teaser site (here) the source code talks just a bit about the Vanguard - in the picture below. Of course, we've heard the rumoured specs for this smartphone time and time again: a 3.7-inch display, a slide-out QWERTY keyboard, a 1GHz CPU, and Android 2.1. This would be a nice handset for T-Mobile to have to battle Sprint's upcoming Epic 4G - I think I've said that before.

[Boy Genius, Gizmodo]

Another photo of the HTC Vision has leaked out and this time it's definitely sporting the T-Mobile branding - meaning it's definitely headed to the carrier. Apparently, the smartphone itself will be sporting a 3.7-inch WVGA touchscreen display, a 1GHz CPU (likely a Qualcomm Snapdragon), and a slide-out QWERTY keyboard that looks pretty good to type on. This will be sporting the Android OS and it could be hitting the carrier as the "G1 Blaze." I'm assuming that "Blaze" will be for the HSPA+ capabilities of the smartphone because the downloads will be fast, right?

[Engadget]

T-Mobile USA has just tweeted that they're going to be unveiling their first HSPA+ capable device later this Summer. This means that it's less than two months away from the big announcement and it could be the HTC Vision that we've heard a bit about. This would be a good device for T-Mobile to compete with Sprint's second WiMAX device, the Samsung Epic 4G. Look out for the announcement soon.

[Fone Arena]

It looks like the USA is about to get a bit better, thanks to T-Mobile. Apparently, they're looking to launch an HTC smartphone that'll be running on T-Mobile's HSPA+ network. Said smartphone could actually be the HTC Vision and will be capable of 21Mbps speeds. The supposed release date for this handset will be this September and it'll be rocking Android. Maybe HTC will even be nice enough to give Canada a model that'll be capable of running on Bell and / or Telus' HSPA+ network as well.

[Engadget]

A roadmap from the UK has just been leaked out for the whole world to see. This roadmap tells us a bunch of new handsets that the UK will be getting and all of them haven't even been officially announced yet. Coming from Omio, the first handset is the HTC Vision and the HTC Ace. The first handset may have already been leaked a couple of days ago and it's said to feature a 3.7-inch WVGA touchscreen display, a slide-out QWERTY keyboard, and a 1GHz CPU. We know nothing about the Ace right now, but it's hopefully running Android.

The next handset is the HTC Gold which is looking like it's just a codename for an upcoming Windows Phone 7 device. This handset is likely going to feature a WVGA touchscreen display, a 1GHz CPU, and at least a 5MP camera (those are all standard WinPho 7 requirements).

In November, folks in the UK can expect the Nokia E7 which could actually be the N9 / C0 / N8-01 that keeps on leaking out. This handset is sporting a 4-inch AMOLED display, a slide-out QWERTY keyboard, and Symbian^3.

There's also talks of a new Samsung Android device in the works, dubbed the I8700 "Cetus." I'm going to assume that this will be a part of their growing Galaxy Series and it shouldn't be as high-end as their I9000 Galaxy S handsets.

For UK release dates, in July (later this month) they should be getting the Nokia E5-00, the Sony Ericsson W20, and the Samsung I5500. In August, they're getting the Nokia X6 8GB along with the BlackBerry Curve 9300. In September, there's the Sony Ericsson Hazel and the Nokia X2. In October, you can expect the HTC Vision, the HTC Ace, the Nokia N8, the Sony Ericsson Xperia X8, and the SE Yendo.

[Unwired View, Engadget, Slash Gear, Fone Arena]

Well, well, well. This new HTC phone has just leaked out. The four touch-sensitive buttons tell us that it'll be running Android and it's clearly rocking a nice-looking slide-out QWERTY keyboard. This smartphone reportedly features a 3.7-inch display, a 1GHz CPU (likely Snapdragon), and Android 2.1. Apparently, it could be the HTC Vision which would actually be quite sad. Last week we heard rumours about the specs of the Vision and they were far superior than these. Of course, early rumours about the Vision said that it would basically be the Desire with a QWERTY keyboard which is pretty much what this would be.

[Engadget]

Back in May we heard about the HTC Vision. Everyone believed that the handset would be the Desire with a slide-out QWERTY keyboard. Well, there's a new rumour going around that it may actually be even better than that. Apparently, the Vision will pack a 4.3-inch touchscreen display, an 8MP camera, a dual-core 800MHz CPU, Android 3.0, and more... Whatever that may be. Apparently, the handset will be hitting T-Mobile by the end of the year. We already know that dual-core chips are on the way but could a phone be packing one in less than 6 months? We'll have to wait and see. So many questions...

[Phandroid]

Okay, so apparently the HTC Vision could be something to look forward to. According to another leak, this handset could be running Android and could basically be the HTC Desire with a slide-out QWERTY keyboard. This is great news because it should keep the same specs as the Desire, which are already great. This also means it'll be getting an Android 2.2 "Froyo" update in the future.

[Engadget, Slash Gear]