HTC has confirmed its upcoming HTC HD2 shipment to Europe and Asia mid-this month, and is planning for a US version in early 2010. The HD2 uses the first capacitive touch display on a Windows phone to make viewing, zooming and resizing websites, Microsoft Office files, PDF documents and pictures easier with just a pinch of your fingers. The large ... continued »

T-Mobile UK has confirmed that it will offer the HTC Touch HD2, due on November 9th as noted on its product page with wrong info about the Windows Mobile powered phone. If the HTC Touch HD2 could use the Android Market, that will be really the biggest boast for the HD2. [via modaco] continued »

Fresh from the launch event, Chris Davies @ SlashGear has posted a hands on video on the new HTC HD2 with Windows Mobile 6.5. The 4.3-inch ultra thin body looks a little too big to carry around or handle with single hand, but it is indeed a very nice move to use a capacitive touch screen. continued »

With the debut of the Windows Mobile 6.5, HTC has made its new HTC HD2 official and will be available this month. The company TouchFLO 3D is now called HTC Sense which integrated more functions and social networking capability with the user interface without going into Windows Mobile's menu.   continued »

Preparing for its launch in UK, hard copy material has been found with HTC HD2 printed, bringing the 4.3-inch multimedia smartphone closer to official announcement. First identified as HTC Leo, the HD2 will feature a newer TouchFLO 3D version(Manila 2.5), comes with twitter, facebook and other improvements on the user interface. In some applications like photo album, the HTC HD2 will ... continued »

Right after the quality leaked HTC Leo from ai.rs, techblog.gr has posted a quick hands on on the first Windows PHones that comes with a capacitive touch screen. The blog has confirmed that it will support multi touch with its 4.3-inch display, plus it will be named HTC HD2 as appeared on the bluetooth setup wizard. Click on the techblog.gr link for ... continued »