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FCC Reveals HTC Herald for T-Mobile

Posted by Chris Leckness on April 24, 2007 – 10:46 am
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Phone Scoop has the “Scoop” on the details of the HTC Herald being cleared for use in the US. I got a look at this device a late last year in it’s early stages, but it sure looks like it’s progressed well.

“Documents appeared on the FCC web site today showing a version of the HTC Herald branded for T-Mobile USA. The Herald – officially called the P4350 by HTC – is a successor to the MDA currently offered by T-Mobile. Notable improvements include a thinner body, spring-assisted slide, and 2 megapixel camera” 

Source : Phone Scoop

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