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Simranpal SIngh
Things keep looking better and better for Verizon and their upcoming 4G LTE lineup. The much anticipated HTC Vigor is appearing again today looking very alive and well. Last we saw it had just received Wi-Fi certification but now the HTC Vigor has cleared the FCC making it that much closer to a reality and in our hands.
If the original leaks are correct, this 4.5″ 720p HD display rocking 1.5 Ghz dual-core phone with Verizon 4G LTE will be a beast. We recently spotted it in a leaked Verizon roadmap with a early October release date and a replacement to the HTC Thunderbolt. We still can’t confirm that but with the specs seen above it sounds like the next flagship phone from HTC that is for sure.
The FCC filing didn’t reveal much other than the already heard rumors about Verizon 4G LTE. We didn’t get any sort of confirmation regarding any further specs but hopefully we will soon enough. A few weeks back some photos appeared with a sticker claiming it was the HTC Vigor, we aren’t completely sold on that and expect it to be the Incredible HD or something else. Hopefully more pictures and details come forward soon on this powerhouse phone the HTC Vigor.
[via Engadget]
If the original leaks are correct, this 4.5″ 720p HD display rocking 1.5 Ghz dual-core phone with Verizon 4G LTE will be a beast. We recently spotted it in a leaked Verizon roadmap with a early October release date and a replacement to the HTC Thunderbolt. We still can’t confirm that but with the specs seen above it sounds like the next flagship phone from HTC that is for sure.
The FCC filing didn’t reveal much other than the already heard rumors about Verizon 4G LTE. We didn’t get any sort of confirmation regarding any further specs but hopefully we will soon enough. A few weeks back some photos appeared with a sticker claiming it was the HTC Vigor, we aren’t completely sold on that and expect it to be the Incredible HD or something else. Hopefully more pictures and details come forward soon on this powerhouse phone the HTC Vigor.
[via Engadget]
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