The recently-spotted HTC Ruby handset has now been tied to T-Mobile thanks to a new image posted by PocketNow. Specs of the Android-powered device aren't known at this time, however. The handset resembles a cross between HTC's Sensation and myTouch.
Sprint is indicating that an unnamed and upcoming Windows Phone handset may be able to integrate with the Xbox 360 gaming console. The Twitter post doesn't name the specific device, but the carrier was recently tied to getting the HTC Arrive, a renamed 7 Pro. The feature has long been advertised by Microsoft and is a staple of every Windows Phone 7 device.
Two new previously unheard of handsets are coming to Sprint, according to a Monday Engadget report. Other than the logos and names for the two, the HTC Arrive and Kyocera Echo, not much else is currently known. The HTC model is said to be powered by Windows Phone 7, however, and a trademark registration at the USPTO confirms the upcoming availability of this phone; it may be the name for the 7 Pro slider.
