T-Mobile announced yesterday that it would be carrying the HTC HD2 on the network. The bad news is that the phone will not be upgradeable to Windows Phone 7. Therefore, the phone will be outdated by the holiday season. The HTC HD2 has a 4.3-inch capacitive touch display that really shines. With a 1GHz Snapdragon processor, the HD2 will be snappier than most other Windows Mobile phones currently out there on the market. The phone will be available on March 24th for $449.99 on a Even More Plus plan, or $199.99 with a two-year contract.
I purchased my HD2 nearly month in the past, already were given lot of apps on it but want extra of course. Still need to to find better PDF reader, with better fullscreen mode and multitouch. Making plans install android on it however it is going to be not very soon.
Sure I would like the weather on the home srceen with information updates, yes I would like contacts visable at any given time, I need a educate app, a flight app, a road congestion standing app and sure I want a telephone so we can respond to my each command and now not cling/freeze or shutdown like my present Nokia E72 or my previous Blackberry Bold.