We know the HTC Thunderbolt is about to hit stores, but what we’re not exactly sure about is the price. Best Buy has two fliers out this week advertising the phone, but they don’t quite agree on what the price of the phone will be. One lists the phone at $249, the other at $299, and Verizon hasn’t made an official announcement yet either. While it’s difficult to be sure, if I were going to place bets, I’d bet on the $249, but only time will tell. We should know for sure in a week or two! ~ GoAndroid

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Tuesday, February 22, 2011

We know the HTC Thunderbolt is about to hit stores, but what we’re not exactly sure about is the price. Best Buy has two fliers out this week advertising the phone, but they don’t quite agree on what the price of the phone will be. One lists the phone at $249, the other at $299, and Verizon hasn’t made an official announcement yet either. While it’s difficult to be sure, if I were going to place bets, I’d bet on the $249, but only time will tell. We should know for sure in a week or two!

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Well, the Honeycomb porting train is ahead full steam with the Google Nexus One latest to receive. We had heard some HTC devices getting it earlier last week from XDA-Developers (of course), and now we have another HTC device to add to the list. Apparently there really isn’t much working on this port other than just booting into Honeycomb. You can’t make calls, text, or use the camera, but no doubt they’ll have those working in no time.
If you want to find out more about the Nexus One Honeycomb port, and keep up to date on new features working, follow this thread.