HTC had only expensive Windows Mobile touchscreen devices for a long time, but with the launch of Touch Viva they have created a new price category. HTC Click, pictured below, could be the cheapest of their Android models, but its specs are still unknown. On the picture that came from Vietnam the handset makes a much better impression than it did on the spy pic earlier, but it's still a question why the huge navigation button is required.
Translated by Szaszati
According to DigiTimes, half of HTC's models for next year will be based on Android.
The Windows Mobile handset with the Sense UI is not manufactured by HTC.
HTC Leo could be a serious challenger of the first Japanese-Swedish Android phone with its 4.3" WVGA display and 1 GHz CPU.
HTC's latest Android QWERTY slider has quite a weak display.
HTC Hero comes with a completely redesigned Android UI and access to social networks.
T-Mobile is planning a global launch of many Google Android models.
