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Well, look what the tech geek cat dragged in: a fresh HTC concept, the HD3, adorned with HTC Sense 3 on top of Windows Phone 7. This stunning piece of work belongs to XDA Developer member _LeCiel_, also known as Luke Basarab. HTC HD3 comes with built in speakers on the side of the screen, a front facing camera, HDMI out and a micro USB port.
6 hardware buttons are also included and among them there are 3 WP7 buttons. Keep in mind that this design took Luke 15 hours to make and if you’re looking for specs, they’re nowhere to be found, since the creator of the HD3 left them up to the public to decide. The folks of XDA will suggest features and the designer will probably go with them.
We have to say this is a very nifty design and we really want the folks at HTC and Microsoft to check this out… one way or another. Also, the revamped HTC Sense looks nice, although MS said they won’t be accepting customizations on WP7.
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First things first: the HTC HD Pro is NOT a real device, so don’t bother asking for prices. This HTC concept looks like Windows Phone 7 material and we learn that it comes with an aluminum body, with a glass panel at the back, used to protect the camera lens. Said protection is due to “an electrochromic film”.
The smartphone design is only 11.5mm thick and the screen is a 4.3 inch capacitive display, the same size of the HTC HD2 screen. There’s also a 1500 mAh battery in the mix and you get all the connectivity options you need on the HTC HD Pro: 3.5mm audio jack, a microUSB port and a mini HDMI out for external display connections.
This device was created by Jukah and you can check out his Deviantart portofolio here, if you’re interested. Keep in mind that this designer also intends to create a Google Nexus Two and HTC HD3 concept, so we’ll keep him under observation. Great job, for now!
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Every once in a while we come across a concept cellphone that we feel will be turned into reality some day. This is also the case of Andrew Kim’s HTC 1 handset, pictured below. The designer who created this device wants more from the UI and hardware harmony of HTC phones, so he took matters into his own hands.
HTC 1 is a premium smartphone that runs Android, a very slim unit, with a rectangular body shape, inspired by Leica’s cameras. The device is made from machined brass, in order to look good, no matter how old it gets. Also, it incorporates a hidden speaker and an original stand, plus a tough overall build.
The Sense UI is simpler and evolved, with full screen widgets providing an in-depth experience. Another innovation is the UV light on the front of the phone, killing microorganisms that would come in contact with your face and hands. Social networking feats complete the package of the design, that you can see detailed on its creator’s website.
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Designer Terillo Walls created a brand new HTC concept phone, the Flare model, shown in the images below. This device uses the HTC Sense UI and features a metal back, 8 megapixel camera and it has a solid feel overall.
More images of the handset are available after the break and a video at the end of the article. Terrillo Walls’ design is certainly interesting, although we wonder what OS would suit this device, that can make an interesting HTC HD3, although a pretty thick one. What do you think?
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You can find a couple of phone designs created by Liam Quinn, by clicking on his name in this sentence, but the interesting stuff right now is a new project he’s working on. We’re talking about the HTC Insight concept phone, available as a couple of teaser images, shown below.
HTC Insight features a multitouch AMOLED screen, HD video recording, the possibility to upgrade its CPU and much more. Liam Quinn promised us more details, as the project advances, so stay tuned for more. These are teaser pics of the bottom controls, for now.
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We’ve seen the first images and found the first specs of the HTC HD3 concept running Windows Phone 7 before, but now we’ve stumbled upon a video of the design made by Antoine Brieux. This Photoshop piece of work features a 1.5 GHz Snapdragon CPU, 16GB memory, 1GB RAM, a 4.5 inch touchscreen and WiMAX connectivity.
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Well, aren’t we having a lovely weekend filled with great phone concepts? After checking out the stunning iPhone Pro, it’s time for some Windows Phone 7 action, courtesy of the following HTC HD3 design, created by Antoine Brieux. The device measures 10mm in thickness and packs all the features of a high end smartphone.
HTC HD3 uses a 1.5GHz Qualcomm Snapdragon CPU and also features 1GB of RAM memory, 1GB ROM memory, 16GB of internal memory and a microSD card slot. The screen on board of the handset is a 4.5 inch AMOLED multitouch display, with 800 x 1280 pixel resolution. There’s also an 8 megapixel camera at the back, complete with dual LED flash and supporting 720p video capture.
A front camera is also included, doing video calls, while the connectivity is handled by WiFi, 3G, 4G and Bluetooth support, plus USB, HDMI and a 3.5mm audio jack. A 1800 mAh battery powers this superb Windows Phone 7 smartphone. Simply great, isn’t it?
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The creator of the T-Mobile G2 concept (TareX) has recently posted a comment on our site, mentioning that he created a brand new design of the handset, using Photoshop. Turns out that his original G2 was created with the aid of MS Paint, making his initiative even more impressive.
Compare the two devices and have your verdict: Paint G2 or the Photoshopped phone?
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Let’s leave the Sony Ericsson and Nokia designs aside for a while and have a look at this superb HTC Evolve concept tablet, created by Timur Pinar. The device runs Android OS, comes with a stylus pen and an extra OLED touchscreen plus side pre-programmable buttons, for extra functions.
HTC Evolve features an Intel Atom CPU, a touchscreen display, 128GB SSD, 1.5GB of RAM memory, a custom skin for Android and compatibility with Chrome OS. On board of the concept tablet you’ll also find 2 USB 3.0 ports, a HDMI port and a 3.5mm audio jack on the right side.
You’ll find a camera and microphone embedded in the front bezel of Evolve, for video communication. Will Apple be able to match this design?
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There’s a fresh Android device leaked online just now and we suppose it’s HTC Dragon, unless the rumours are all fake. The large screen is the first to impress, as well as the high resolution, plus the cool camera at the back. This seems to be a GSM device, as shown by the “3G” mark in the title bar.
A theory that goes round the web is that HTC Dragon is actually HTC Touch HD2 with Android on board, but we’ve yet to get this confirmed, or proved by any design trait or spec of this leaked handset. Notice the trackball beneath the screen and the touch sensitive keys, useful for easier navigation and messing around the menus, respectively.
The good news would be that this is not Dragon, but yet another HTC Android phone, increasing the total number of such handsets to….well, around 4 or 5.