Yet another new HTC Android phone has embarrassingly leaked itself all over the internet today, with photos and video of the company’s upcoming “Incredible” arriving online for us to all look at and fantasize about being allowed to upgrade to for free.
Photos of the Incredible’s system settings screen show it’s already running on Android 2.1 (which rather shames Sony’s X10), with the HTC Sense UI clearly stuck over the top, and it looks… like this:
It looks… like an Android phone. It’s your standard glossy black rectangle we’ve come to expect. Internally, PocketNow says it has a “fast” processor and a “bright” screen that’s “probably” OLED, but actual details are rather sketchy.
It’s from HTC. It has a big screen. It’s not going to suck, is it?
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