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AT&T's Facebook page has confirmed that they will be releasing the HTC HD7 as the HD7S. This smartphone runs Windows Phone 7 and sports the "S" because it has a 4.3-inch Super LCD display which is a bit better than a regular LCD display in all aspects. Other specs include 16GB of storage, 512MB of ROM, 576MB of RAM, WiFi / Bluetooth support, a 5MP AF camera with a dual-LED flash, and a 1GHz CPU. This will be available on the carrier on June 5th for $199.99.

[WMPowerUser]

The title really says it all. Bell released the HTC HD7 running Windows Phone 7, while Telus released the HTC Desire HD which runs Android 2.2 with the Sense UI. The Desire HD is the better of the two (slightly) because it features a more mature OS, a better camera, and you're able to use it as a WiFi hotspot if you need to. Of course, that makes it $50 more on a 3-year contract ($149.99 vs $99.99). The decision is yours now.

Bell Releases the HTC HD7: Mobile Syrup
Telus Releases the HTC Desire HD: Mobile Syrup

The HTC HD7 should be available on Canada's Bell in just 2 days (Feb. 10th) and it looks like Mobile Syrup has just got the prices for said smartphone on the carrier. For a new customer, it'll reportedly be available for $99.95 on a 3-year contract, $549.95 on a 2-year contract, $574.95 on a 1-year contract, and $599.95 contract-free. The HD7 will be one of the best Windows Phone 7 powered devices to hit the nation so maybe the OS can gain some traction up here.

[Mobile Syrup]

We know that Canada's Bell Mobility will be releasing the Windows Phone 7 powered HTC HD7 this week but how prepared are they? Very. If you take a look at the photo above coming from Mobile Syrup Future Shop already has the phone on display for everyone to look at. This smartphone should be available starting on February 10th for $599.95 contract-free.

[Mobile Syrup]

In case you needed more confirmation that Bell Canada is going to be launching the HTC HD7 on February 10th then here you go. Price is still unknown right now but the placeholder is $599.95 which means just about nothing - could be the contract-free price though which is expensive. This will be the carrier's second Windows Phone 7 handset and features a 4.3-inch LCD display, a 1GHz Snapdragon CPU, a 5MP AF camera with HD video recording and a dual-LED flash, 16GB of internal storage, and WiFi / Bluetooth support.

[Mobile Syrup]

A leaked document coming from someone at Bell Canada has just leaked two important devices for the carrier. The first one is their next Windows Phone 7 device, the HTC HD7. According to the leaked doc, this one will be available on February 10th which is a few days before MWC begins. The HD7 is extremely similar to other Windows Phone 7 devices and it has a large 4.3-inch display on it.

Another HTC Windows Phone 7 powered device has just made a trip to the FCC and has gotten approved. We don't know exactly what it is but it has a model name PD29130. Rumour has it that this smartphone is the HTC HD7 but with AT&T 3G compatibility. Either it's headed there or headed North of the border to hit Rogers, Telus, and / or Bell. Interesting indeed. Check it out at the FCC.

[WPCentral]

T-Mobile USA's first WP7-based smartphone is the HTC HD7 and it's available right now. Of course, if you buy one it'll cost you $199.99 on a 2-year contract (you can find it cheaper elsewhere). This is pretty much identical (spec-wise) to the HD2 so the only improvement is the OS, which is actually quite a big difference.

Beneath the 4.3-inch display on the HD7, you'll get a 1GHz Snapdragon CPU, 16GB of internal storage, a 5MP AF camera with a flash, and WiFi / Bluetooth support. Check it out on the Microsoft Store.

[Engadget]

It looks like Amazon plans to undercut T-Mobile USA when they launch the HTC HD7. If you're interested in this WP7-based smartphone then you can actually pre-order one right now for as low as $169.99 on a 2-year contract. Hurry up and go get one on Amazon.

[WP Central]

T-Mobile USA has just announced something great for its customers. Last night, they tweeted that the HTC HD7 would be available, through them, starting on November 8th for $199.99 on a 2-year contract! That's only a few weeks away and could be worth the wait if you want it. The HD7 features a 4.3-inch touchscreen display, 16GB of internal storage, a 5MP AF camera with a flash, WiFi / Bluetooth support, GPS, a 1GHz Snapdragon CPU, and Windows Phone 7.

[Boy Genius]

The HTC HD7 has just been made official. O2 in the UK has just announced that they'll be launching the smartphone on October 21st, so it's just ten days away overseas. This smartphone features a 4.3-inch capacitive touchscreen display along with things like Xbox LIVE gaming which is great news for the hardcore people out there.

[Slash Gear]

We've seen it leaked before and this time this one's coming from TMo News again. The smartphone above is the Schubert aka the HTC HD7 which could be headed to T-Mobile USA. This smartphone should feature specs that we already know: a 4.3-inch display, a 5MP camera, 576MB of RAM, 16GB of internal storage, and Windows Phone 7. What's unknown right now is if this will have HSPA+ connectivity, which would be great. Things should get cleared up very soon though. We'll be seeing this one tomorrow at the New York Microsoft Event, which is Thanksgiving here in Canada. The release date is unknown right now but it should be available for $199.99 on a 2-year contract like all high-end smartphones are.

Update: According to The Unwired, this smartphone has just got approved by the GCF so this pretty much confirms that it'll be at the event tomorrow!

[Gizmodo]

This morning, a sketch of the supposed HTC HD7 was leaked and later on in the day - that being now - a new leak has been caught. The picture above is the smartphone in the wild with its Windows Phone 7 OS and all (on the left). The handset on the right is the 7 Trophy that popped up last week. This smartphone is said to feature a 4.3-inch WVGA display, a 5MP camera with a dual-LED flash and 720p HD video recording, 8GB of internal storage, and a 1GHz Snapdragon CPU. Apparently, the 8GB of internal storage will be in a non-removable microSD card slot so hopefully that's not true. As you can see, it'll be just about as large as the HD2 - dwarfing most of the other phones out there. The photo below shows off its kickstand.

Update: Below the photo below is a chart. WMPowerUser leaked it this morning and it's the full spec sheet for the HD7. What a great scoop! By the way, the leaked spec sheet says that it'll be going to be available on T-Mobile USA sometime in the future - maybe in the next month if we're lucky!

[WMPowerUser, Slash Gear]

Well, this definitely clears up the HTC HD7 talk. An exclusive piece from WMPowerUser points out that the HD7 will look like what you see above. Of course, it's not a real picture of the handset in the wild but that's what it'll look like when it leaks out with its big black body. The 4.3-inch screen is a keeper so don't expect anything less; the three touch-sensitive buttons stay the same, no surprise there. Look out for another leak of this smartphone in the coming days / weeks.

[WMPowerUser]

A picture of the HTC 7 Trophy has just leaked out and it's definitely not what I was expecting. PocketNow got the exclusive on this smartphone and they mention that "Trophy" could just be the codename for the HD7, but that's unconfirmed right now. The Windows Phone 7 launch will be taking place next month seeing how HTC has already confirmed this so it's only a couple of weeks away!

Update: This definitely isn't the HD7, which is great news! The HD7 has leaked (here).

[Fone Arena]

We could be just about a month away from the Windows Phone 7 based HTC HD7 smartphone. The accessory list pictured above has just leaked out and says that a bunch of gear for the HD7 will be available on November 1st. This hints at the phone being available before or around that date. This is great news for everyone who's into high-end smartphones, call them superphones if you want. In case you forgot, earlier this month it was rumoured that this smartphone would be launching on October 18th so maybe that launch is still in effect.

[Engadget, TMo News]

The HTC HD2 was quite a hit when it was released but WinMo 6.5 was making it lag behind the rest of the market. The successor, supposed to be called the HD3, could actually be called the HD7 since it'll be running on Windows Phone 7. This kind of make sense but, of course, it kind of doesn't as well. Anyways, specs are still unknown right now but the leak above says that it could be launching on October 18th.

[Engadget]