News of the HTC Bravo Android phone leaked a long, long time, ago, but it was promptly forgotten about as Nexus One hype EXPLODED around the globe after an innocent Tweet hit the internet last December. However, according to 3 Sweden, the Bravo is still on track for European release. Possibly as soon as March.
The Bravo looks a little more curvaceous and stylish then the bland Nexus, plus it’ll have HTC’s lovely Sense UI plastered over the top of its Android build. It ought to be a monster, the HTC Hero of 2010.
So if you’re currently puzzling over the best and cheapest way to get a Nexus One on your network, it might be a good idea to WAIT – the Bravo offers the exact same 3.7″ OLED screen, Android 2.1 OS and speedy 1GHz processor as the Nexus, and ought to be hitting a wider range of networks in the next couple of months.
Put your credit back in your wallet and sit on your hands.
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