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If you want to get your hands on the mid-end HTC Wildfire S then it has just hit another carrier in the USA. US Cellular has released it for free after a $100 mail-in rebate if you're ready to sign a 2-year contract. If you're strapped on cash then you should check it out. Check it out on US Cellular.

[Android Central]

Virgin Mobile has just made two more phones offiial today. The LG Optimus Slider will be hitting their network on October 17th for $199.99 contract-free; they've also announced the HTC Wildfire S which will cost you $199.99 contract-free when it drops on October 23rd. The Optimus Slider is said to feature a 3.2-inch display, a slide-out QWERTY keyboard, a 3.2MP camera, a microSDHC card slot, and Android 2.3. The Wildfire S is said to feature a 3.2-inch display, a 600MHz CPU, a 5MP camera, and Android 2.3 with the Sense UI. Look out for them both it in a few weeks if you're looking for a mid-end handset.

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If you're looking for a mid-end handset then you might want to take a look at the HTC Wildfire S. The handset is available right now on T-Mobile USA for $79.99 on a 2-year contract. The Wildfire S features a 3.2-inch display, 512MB of RAM, a 600MHz CPU, a 5MP camera, WiFi / Bluetooth support, a microSD card slot, and Android 2.3 with the Sense UI. Check it out on T-Mobile.

[Engadget Mobile]

SaskTel has just released their latest mid-end handset, the HTC Wildfire S. This handset can be yours for $29.99 on a 3-year contract and $299.99 contract-free. It's not much to pay for this handset which is pretty good if you have small hands. Check it out on SaskTel.

[Mobile Syrup]

The HTC Wildfire S is a pretty good mid-end handset and it looks like it could be hitting a few more possible carriers in the US. The handset has just been spotted at the FCC with CDMA connectivity which is good enough for Verizon, Cricket, MetroPCS, and Virgin Mobile. This would be a pretty good addition to any of those carrier's line-ups. Check it out at the FCC.

[Engadget]

It's been leaking lately and T-Mobile has just announced that they'll be releasing the HTC Wildfire S on August 3rd. The handset will cost you $79.99 on a 2-year contract. This phone has a 3.2-inch display, a 5MP camera, WiFi / Bluetooth support, and Android 2.3 with the Sense UI. Clearly, it's a mid-end handset so if you're looking for something better than it'll be around next month.

[AndroidGuys]

Virgin Mobile has released the HTC Wildfire S which is just a mid-end Android 2.3 device. The handset features a 3.2-inch touchscreen display, a 5MP camera, WiFi / Bluetooth support, and the Sense UI. This one's available right now for $29.99 on the SuperTab and $249.99 contract-free. Check it out on Future Shop.

That's not all though, the Canadian carrier has also released the LG Rumour Plus. This one features a slide-out QWERTY keyboard along with a 2MP camera. The handset's available right now for free on the SuperTab and $129.99 contract-free.

HTC Wildfire S Now Available On Virgin: Mobile Syrup
Virgin Mobile Releases the LG Rumour Plus: Mobile Syrup

It looks like a fairly new handset has just hit the FCC, likely on its way to T-Mobile in the USA. The handset is the HTC Marvel which is the Wildfire S for the carrier. The filing tells us that the handset has HSPA+ support and that's really all we need to know. Check it out at the FCC.

[Phone Arena]

If you're looking for a mid-end Android device then Virgin Mobile appears to be launching one soon. The HTC Wildfire S will reportedly be hitting the Canadian carrier on July 15th for $199.99 contract-free which isn't bad. The handset itself features a 3.2-inch touchscreen display, a 5MP camera, a 600MHz CPU, WiFi / Bluetooth support, a microSD card slot, and Android 2.3 with the Sense UI.

Update: Looks like the new date could be July 8th.

[Mobile Syrup]

It looks like Virgin Mobile will be bringing a new handset to Canada soon. Yes, it'll be the HTC Wildfire S 4G which will feature HSPA+ connectivity. The smartphone will be available for $29.99 on a 3-year contract, $199.99 pre-paid, and $249.99 contract-free. The handset features a 3.2-inch display, a microSD card slot, WiFi b/g/n / Bluetooth 3.0 support, a 5MP AF camera with an LED flash, a 600MHz CPU, and Android 2.3 with the Sense UI.

[Mobile Syrup]

Bell has released a mid-end Android handset today and it's the HTC Wildfire S. This handset features a 3.2-inch touchscreen display, a 5MP camera with an LED flash, WiFi / Bluetooth support, a 600MHz CPU, a microSD card slot, and Android 2.3 with the Sense UI. The phone is available right now in black and white colours. If you're interested then check it out on Bell where it's available right now for as little as $29.95 on a 3-year contract and $249.95 contract-free.

[Mobile Syrup]

We already know that Bell will be releasing the HTC Wildfire S soon and it looks like Mobile Syrup has just heard just how much it'll cost you. They mention that it'll be available for $249.95 contract-free and it could launch on June 1st, but that's unconfirmed right now. The Wildfire S is a pretty good mid-end handset which features a 3.2-inch touchscreen display, a 5MP camera with an LED flash, a 600MHz CPU, WiFi support and hotspot capabilities, and Android 2.3 with the Sense UI.

Update: Another Mobile Syrup post has just mentioned that Virgin Mobile will release this one as well.

[Mobile Syrup]

Talk about an exclusive post. This Is My Next is back at it again. This time they're reporting just about every device that T-Mobile USA will be launching for the rest of the year; clearly, this is pretty exciting stuff. First up is June, which kicks off in a few weeks. The HTC Sensation 4G will be dropping that month - likely on the 8th - along with the Samsung Gravity Touch 2, and the "Hawk" or the Exhibit 4G. That's not all though. They'll be joined by the Huawei E587 "Wayne" which is a HSPA+ hotspot with up to 42Mbps.

On June 15th, the Samsung t499 "Tass" will be available and this could launch as the Galaxy Suit. On the 29th, the carrier will be releasing the Samsung t379"Triumph" which could actually launch as the Gravity 4. Moving on.

In July, the HTC "Doubleshot" will be kicking things off on the 6th and it could launch as the myTouch 4G Slide - cause it has a slide-out QWERTY keyboard. The spec sheet for this one includes a 3.7-inch WVGA display and an 8MP camera. On the 15th, there's the HTC "Marvel" which is the Wildfire S. This one features a 3.2-inch display, an 800MHz CPU, and Android with the Sense UI. Next up is something from RIM. Apparently, the BlackBerry "Monza" will be available on July 27th. This one should feature a 3.7-inch WVGA display, a single-core 1.2GHz CPU, a 5MP camera, and BlackBerry OS 7 which could be just 6.1.

In August, you should expect the BlackBerry Bold Touch, Apollo, and the Huawei S7. The Bold Touch (9900) was already made official a few weeks ago, while the "Apollo" is said to be the next Curve with a speedier spec sheet and the new OS. The Huawei S7 is a 7-inch tablet that should feature the Android OS (hopefully Honeycomb) with WiFi-only.

In September you can expect the Samsung "Hercules" which just leaked a few hours ago. This one could be available on Monday, September 26th for a premium price. On the 14th, you can expect the LG Flip II, while the 21st could be when the Nokia "Panda" aka the Nuron 4G launches. This one will, of course, have HSPA+ along with a 3.2-inch display, a 5MP camera, WiFi / Bluetooth support, and Symbian 3.1. This could be available for under $149 and it really should be considering what else the carrier has up their sleeves.

That's (still) not all. The website has mentioned more devices and LG reportedly has two smartphones for November 2nd. This is the Maxx and the Maxx Q which adds a slide-out QWERTY keyboard. For the low-end there's the Huawei U2805 and the Samsung "Jamong". There's also word on a Samsung "Dumont" but no one knows anything about it right now. There's also the LG "Gelato" Optimus II which could just be an update to the Optimus One aka the Optimus T on the carrier. Yup, another mid-end Android phone.

Last, but not least, you should look out for the HTC "Bresson" and the G-Infinity which is believed to be the next phone in T-Mobile's G Series which includes LG's [Optimus 2X] G2x. No picture of this one right now but it should be quite the superphone.

[This Is My Next]

If you're waiting for the mid-end HTC Wildfire S in North America then the wait could be over soon. We already know that Bell Canada will get it and a model has just crossed the FCC. This one features 3G for 850/1900MHz carrier's so that's good enough for AT&T and Rogers. The handset itself features a 3.2-inch touchscreen display, a 5MP camera with an LED flash, Bluetooth 3.0 / WiFi b/g/n support, and Android 2.3 with the Sense UI. Check it out at the FCC.

[Engadget Mobile]

Bell looks like they're going to launch the HTC Wildfire S a few weeks into the future. Apparently, this one's penciled in for a June 17th launch of an unknown price. The handset itself sports a 3.2-inch touchscreen display, a microSD card slot, Bluetooth 3.0 / WiFi b/g/n support, a 5MP AF camera with an LED flash, a 600MHz CPU, and Android 2.3 with the Sense UI. Will you be waiting for this one?

[Mobile Syrup]

The leaked image above is coming from a Cellular South location. It tells us to wait around for their upcoming Android device which are the HTC Desire 2 along with the Wildfire S. Prices and release dates are unmentioned so we'll have to wait around for those. These will be an upgrade over the original devices that they already carry.

[Android Central]

The last thing that HTC announced today are these three smartphones: the Incredible S (above), the Desire S (below), and the Wildfire S (very bottom). These three smartphones are all slightly better than their original models and they should all be available in Q2 of this year if things work out. Let's kick things off with the Incredible S, shall we?

This smartphone is the best of the bunch and features a 4-inch WVGA Super LCD display, a 1GHz Snapdragon CPU, 1.1GB of ROM, a microSD card slot, 768MB of RAM, WiFi b/g/n / Bluetooth 2.1 support, an 8MP AF camera with a dual-LED flash and 720p HD video recording, a front-facing 1.3MP camera, aGPS, and sadly just Android 2.2 with the Sense UI. The buttons on this smartphone aren't labels (Engadget points out) so when you turn the phone the buttons will turn as well. That's pretty neat. This will be available sometime in the middle of Q2. Pretty good for their latest flagship but Samsung seems to be blowing them out of the water.

Next up from the company is the HTC Desire S. This one packs a similar spec sheet but features a smaller 3.7-inch S-LCD WVGA display, a lower 5MP AF camera with an LED flash and 720p HD video recording, a front-facing camera, and runs Android 2.4 with the Sense UI. It's pretty similar to the original Desire so if you already have that then it might not be worth the upgrade. This will also be available in mid-Q2.

[Engadget]