Unlocked HTC Hero Handsets Available For Pre-order From Amazon.co.uk

by Chris Moor
tagged HTC Hero, Unlocked Android Phones

Unlocked HTC Hero handsets are now available for preorder from Amazon.co.uk. Priced at £429.99, the HTC Hero phones are sim-free unlocked handsets with a release date of July 15th. The HTC Hero Box Contains: HTC Hero 3G Android Sim Free mobile phone Quick start guide Screen protector Travel charger Mini-USB data cable Standard battery Wired [...]

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May

2009

Google I/O HTC Magic Phones On eBay

by Chris Moor
tagged HTC Magic, Unlocked Android Phones

During yesterday’s Google I/O keynote it was announced that every attendee will receive a free HTC Magic (G2) Android phone, along with a 3G data card that offers unlimited data usage for a month, and some free minutes. If you weren’t able to attend the event but want to get your hands on one of [...]

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