HTC HD2 For T-Mobile On March 24th With Contract $199
HTC HD2 is finally coming to T-Mobile users for $199 with a 2 year contract on March 24th. However, there is no official note on whether this phone will get a Windows Phone 7 update later on.
The update was made official through a Twitter update by T-mobile which said that the phone was coming to their stores on March 24th and will be available for $199 with a 2 year contract.
So will you but the HTC HD2 on T-mobile, or will you rather wait for newer phones to come out with Windows Phone 7? Or would you buy the HD2 and rather use it on a Windows Mobile 6.5 OS?
You can find details about the HTC HD2 on the official T-Mobile site.
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HD2 is not a back flip.. but Windows 6.5.. NO WAY… T Mobile.. dump MS.. its useless.. just give us a phone like that with Android!!!….. Windows is a no go.. Android all the way.
There are just too many issues with Windows Phones at the moment. The old operating system is fading away. Microsoft will introduce a new OS at the end of the year. Software from the old won't run on the new, and vice versa.
I think it would be best to avoid Windows Phones. But HTC is making lots of phones based on Google's Android platform, which are much better.