The HTC HD2 is the world’s first Windows Mobile with a capacitive screen and it also packs the world’s largest mobile phone display too with a 1GHz Snapdragon processor.

Full review of HTC Leo with All the Screenshots will will ever need

HTC HD2 review via TechRadar

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Engadget picks up the HTC HD2 a review should be coming up soon. HD2 Gallery

Unboxing the HTC HD2 by theunwired.net

Video Review

The guys at Solopalmari.com has been quite busy with the new HD2 bringing us video goodness about the great new device. This time they put the HTC HD2 against the Acer neoTouch and let the 2 battle out to see who does video better.

Head over to Solopalmari.com for full details.

Finally there is a English Video review and unboxing for the HTC Leo ( HTC HD2 ) from SlashGear via Pocketnow. They were impressed with the device ” First-impressions, then, are excellent, and we reckon the HD2 is a legitimately exciting Windows Phone. ”

See the Image Gallery and More Video Goodness

Samsung Omnia II

• Screen: AMOLED resistive touchscreen, 3.7″ WVGA resolution (480×800)
• Processor: Samsung 800MHz
• Dedicated GFX accelerator
• 256MB RAM + 2/8/16GB storage
• Camera: 5MP AF LED flash
• OS+UI: WM 6.5 + Samsung TouchWiz 2.0
• Other: G-Sensor, microUSB, DivX player, TV-Out, 3.5mm stereo audio jack, Opera browser, NTSC video recording 720×480@30fps

Video and Screenshots

Difference in the new TouchFlo 3D 2.5, check out some of the new Features :

• People Tab
• Selecting Text in HTC HD2 TouchFlo 3D 2.5
• Internet Tab
• SMS Management

Touch HD2 Reviews and Unboxing : via wmPoweruser

• Unboxing Video
• HTC leo Review
• HTC HD2 Review
• Another HD2 Hands-on Impression

Tilt2

Our friends at FuzeMobility.com has done a comprehensive review of the AT&T. They have gone over most of the hardware and software aspects of the device.

HTC HD2

Its all but confirmed that the HTC HD2, a.k.a Leo, will be coming to the U.S. in Q1 of 2010. Here are some of the interesting features of the multimedia powerhouse from HTC

• The very first capacitive Screen Windows Mobile, and so Multitouch gestures are possible
• Screen size of 4.3 inches
• 1GHz Snapdragon processor
• Its not 320MB but a massive 448MB of RAM [ via pocketnow ]
• HTC Sense UI (well thats what they say in specs but its more like a pimp-my-TouchFlo3D ) [ read more via WMpowerUser ]
• 5MP auto-focus camera with dual LED flash
• Integration with Facebook, Twitter, Youtube
• Digital Compass, FM Radio FULL Specs via WMPowerUser

Videos and Reviews

Over the past week, two highly anticipated Windows Mobile devices were released in North America. We have the Sprint HTC Touch Pro 2 and the Verizon HTC Touch Pro 2. Both HTC phones finally include a 3.5mm headphone port, unlike previous HTC phones. The specs for each phone is almost identical this time around, but the major difference is in pricing. The Verizon TP2, released September 11, is $199.99 and Sprint’s TP2, released September 8, is $349.99 after rebates and renewals for both. Why the price difference? Most likely specific calling/data plans differ in more ways than one. Check out videos of the Verizon TP2 unboxing by CallMeMarc and a review of the Sprint TP2 by MobileTechReview below this post. There’s also a nice unboxing of the Verizon TP2 by Wirefly. You can see the full overview of the Sprint and Verizon versions from HTC.

Verizon Touch Pro 2:

Sprint Touch Pro 2: