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HTC and Russian carrier Scartel Yota introduce the new HTC MAX 4G PDA phone (previsouly known as the HTC T8290 Quartz) that is the world’s first GSM/WiMax mobile phone. The HTC MAX 4G supports WiMax 2.5-2.7GHz network provided by Yota, in addition to tri-band GSM/GPRS,EDGE and WiFi 802.11b/g.

HTC presents the new Touch Viva PDA phone, replacing the original HTC Touch phone. The Touch Viva is powered by a TI OMAP 850 201 MHz processor, 256MB TOM and 128MB RAM.

Touch Viva has a 2.8-inch LCD touchscreen display, a 2 Megapixel camera, WiFi 802.11b/g, Bluetooth 2.0 and a microSD card slot.

According to a leaked HTC PDF document, the company is preparing its successor of the HTC Touch smartphone, named as Opal. The HTC Opal is powered by a TI OMAP 850 200 MHz processor, 256M ROM and 128MB RAM.

Over at Modaco, a guy shows us a few pictures of the HTC Touch HD smartphone that runs Windows Mobile 6.1 Professional OS. This HTC Touch HD is powered by an Qualcomm 7201A 528MHz processor, 512MB ROM and 256MB RAM.

Other than the Motorola Q Global, AT&T officially announced the HTC Touch Pro PDA Phone as the HTC FUZE. AT&T’s HTC FUZE is a 3G HSDPA smartphone running the Windows Mobile 6 OS.

In the oddly reasoned world that is the cellphone industry, a manufacture can go to just about any length to gain a marketing advantage even though it may not make sense to the layman. You see, the original ROM that HTC had released with the initial shipment of Touch Diamond handsets, disabled the phone’s support for the 850MHz band and HTC then

Sprint customers who own either HTC Touch or Mogul can now update their handset to Windows Mobile 6.1. he Touch will now support Sprint's high-speed EV-DO Rev A. network, and will take advantage of the popular Opera web browser, and improved GPS functionality.

Xda-developers have somehow managed to enable the supposedly lacking GSM 850MHz spectrum on the HTC Touch Diamond smartphone. Full detail at their site

HTC released their new P3702 Victor in Taiwan. Basically HTC P3702 Victor is the same Touch Diamond only with a black flat back cover instead of Diamond-like one. This might be a good option for those who want a customized version of the Touch Diamond.

HTC Touch Diamond, complete with CDMA and EVDO radios, has already been announced by Telus Mobility, it's not a huge stretch of the imagination to have the iPhone-fighter finds its way into the hands of an American provider as well. This is in line with earlier rumors that Sprint and Verizon were in the running for some Diamond action.