Leaked image hints at 4G Windows Phones for T-Mobile
updated 05:50 pm EDT, Fri July 29, 2011
Window decals hint at future 4G products
A leaked image appears to show marketing materials for 4G Windows Phone devices sold through T-Mobile. Although 4G Windows Phones earlier this year were promised by Microsoft, the company has yet to formally unveil any of the upcoming offerings. The store window decals, which were posted on TmoNews, provide the first evidence that such devices will take advantage of T-Mobile's HSPA+ network.
The decals do not provide any insight into the specific devices, however Microsoft confirmed that HTC, LG and Samsung would me among the first to release 4G-equipped handsets. The new devices are expected to run the next major software revision, known as Windows Phone 7.1.
The HTC Bresson represents one of T-Mobile's rumored Windows Phone devices that may support the company's HSPA+ network. Details surrounding the handset remain slim, however it is expected to focus on photography features with a 16-megapixel camera sensor.
