Three UK has added a couple of new Android phones to its “Coming Soon” page, with the HTC Desire HD and Samsung Galaxy Europa both listed as launching on the network during October.
Something for every price point and feature set, there. Also, in a blog post on the matter, Three says the Galaxy Europa is “eligible for the Android 2.2 Froyo software update” at some point in the future.
No prices are up as of yet, but if we had to guess at gunpoint we’d say the Europa will be “free” on a £20 tariff while the Desire HD will cost £40 on a contract loaded with everything.
Sound about right? It’s not rocket science, is it?
UPDATE:
It looks like Three is already taking orders for the Desire HD – and you can get it for “free” from £35 per month.
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