Verizon Wireless managed somehow to deplete its entire stock of HTC Touch Pro2 units in record time. Of course, we’re talking about the CDMA capable version of Touch Pro2, released this month, featuring a 3.5mm headphone jack.

To mention some other specs of this device, the smartphone features GPS, a 3.2 megapixel camera, a 3.6 inch WVGA touchscreen, Wi-Fi and a 16GB internal memory that can be extended via microSD plus the TouchFLO 3D UI.

To mention something else about Touch Pro2′s connectivity, we remind you that it is 3G (EV-DO) capable and that you have a limited amount of GSM frequencies for roaming.

With all these phone features it’s no surprise how the US carrier having the largest number of subscribers, sold out this product. If anyone still wishes to buy this handset, you must not forget the fact that Sprint is still selling it and if you really want the 3.5mm headphone jack, be sure to purchase the CDMA version, as this is the only version carrying one of these.

[via IntoMobile]

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AT&T has decided to make a new move on the market by releasing new Garmin-Asus and  HTC devices. The HTC phones we’re talking about are HTC Diamond2, marketed as the Pure and HTC Pro2 that will be known as Tilt2.

You will be able to get Tilt 2 for $299.99 (with a mail-rebate of $50)  and with a 2-year agreement while Pure’s price is $199 in the same conditions. The two handsets are also available outright, for $499.99 and $399.99.

The Garmin-Asus device in discussion is the GPS-enabled Nuvifone G60. You will be able to purchase it with a 2-year deal for $299.99 (with a mail-rebate of  $100)  or outright for $549.99. The launch date of all the mentioned devices is still unknown.

[via Mobilewhack]

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Sprint will start selling HTC Touch Pro2 on September 8th for $349.99, after a $100 mail in rebate, after T-Mobile USA has already been selling the device for the same price, on contract.

This is the EV-DO Rev. A version of the smartphone we’re talking about and we learn that HTC Touch Pro2 comes with Sprint TV access and NFL Mobile Live, plus NASCAR Sprint Cup Mobile apps. Sprint will also bundle this device with a 2 year contract and in case you’re looking for an appealing factor of the phone, have a look at the 3.6 inch WVGA tilting screen.

Also, if you’re looking for a cheaper handset, keep your eyes open for Palm Pre, going for $150 on the same Sprint network.

[via Engadget Mobile]

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Orange UK has been selling the HTC Touch Pro2 handset a couple of months ago, but strangely enough the handset managed to vanish from the carrier’s offer. The smartphone was still present on the business shop of Orange UK days ago, but now it’s nowhere to be found. Anyone knows why?

A wmpoweruser tipster talked with Orange Retentions and they admitted to dropping the Touch Pro2, since it’s no longer in the UK operator’s portofolio. No trace of an “Out of stock” message on Orange UK’s site, so we’ll just have to settle with the Windows Mobile sliding QWERTY smartphone being gone…

However, you can still get it via Vodafone or unlocked and keep in mind that it comes with a 3.2 megapixel camera, WiFi, the TouchFLO 3D interface and GPS.

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T-Mobile just ended our painful wait and finally released HTC Touch Pro 2, supposed to be the greatest Windows Mobile-powered device till now. The smartphone features a 3.6 inch resistive WVGA touchscreen, GPS, Wi-Fi and 512 MB ROM.

There’s also a 3.2 megapixel camera on board and a sliding QWERTY keypad, the OS of choice being no other than Windows Mobile 6.1. Last, the specs list is completed by microSDHC support, 288 MB RAM memory and a Qualcomm MSM7200A processor plus TouchFLO 3D support.

It seems the only problem of this magnificent smartphone is its very high price, $349.99 with a 2-year contract but we know it’s always expensive to purchase the latest handsets especially when they’re the peak of their segment.

[via BGR]

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Sprint should have released HTC Touch Pro2 back in June, as most rumours claimed, but things didn’t work that way, so now we’re waiting the new release date. Turns out that some of the handset’s specs have surfaced on Sprint’s official website, a good sign for those who are waiting for the smartphone.

Sprint’s Touch Pro2 isn’t very different from the T-Mobile version, or the European one and it’s also known as HTC Rhodium. The device runs Windows Mobile 6.1 and features a 480 x 800 pixels touchscreen display, GPS and a 3.2 megapixel camera. It also supports GSM and CDMA connectivity, uses a sliding QWERTY keyboard and supports WiFi.

Price and launch date haven’t been confirmed yet, but you can expect a similar price to the one of the first Touch Pro ($299 on contract).

[via Unwired View]

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TELUS, the famous Canadian mobile carrier brought today on the market two new handset models: HTC Touch Pro2 and HTC Snap, and yes, they’re both equipped with Windows Mobile.

Touch Pro 2 is selling for $649.99 outright and for $249.99 on 3 year contracts, while HTC Snap is noticeably cheaper, being sold for $399.99 and with the option of being purchased for free with a 3 year contract.

The devices’ hot specs make them suitable for all kinds of users. The features include Wi-Fi, GPS, email support, visual voicemail and Bluetooth. The actual talk-time for each handset is well over five hours.

[via BGR]

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T-Mobile USA has just revealed the launch date of the long-awaited HTC Touch Pro2, that’s going to hit the carrier’s stores on August 12. This handset is already available in Europe and Asia, running WM 6.1 and incorporating a 3.6 inch WVGA touchscreen display.

There’s also GPS on board, plus 3G connectivity, Wi-Fi, a 3.2 megapixel camera and a comfy full QWERTY keyboard. Sadly, we don’t know the price of the freshly announced HTC phone, but what we do know is that you’ll be able to purchase the device in a single color version, that is mocha.

Expect HTC Touch Pro2 to also be made available by AT&T, Verizon and Sprint, probably in the following 2 months.

[via Unwired View]

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