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Only a few days ago, some information was leaked about the next Android phone from Taiwanese mobile phone manufacturer HTC, the HTC Bravo. The news is that a photograph of a much better quality has been released which partially confirms and partially corrects the circulating leak about the HTC 2010 Roadmap.

The earlier leaked HTC 2010 roadmap now stands corrected with the release of a bigger snapshot of the HTC Bravo. The Android handset, which is to feature the latest Android 2.0 Éclair as the operating platform will be offering its users 256 MB of memory, instead of 320 MB as reported earlier. There was also some doubt whether it will feature the Éclair version of the Android OS.

Although the HTC Bravo has been learned to be operating the Android 2.0 operating platform, but there is no word whether the handset will be featuring the Sense user interface. By looking at the recently released picture, it seems that the handset may just as well feature the Sense user interface, because the minimal design and the lack of buttons bear similarities with other devices using the Sense user interface and the Vanilla Android. However, nothing can be said for sure unless the official announcements are made.

Apart from these few variations, the rest of the specifications of the handset are very much the same. The HTC Bravo will be powered by a 1 GHz Snapdragon processor, which will be supporting a 3.7” long  AMOLED touch-screen with a WVGA resolution. Apart from that the handset will also be featuring a 5.0 mega pixel auto focus camera, which will be capable of recording video of 720 p resolution.

HTC Bravo will be available in the market by April 2010, and by that time, more leaked information is expected to surface. But from our experience of the HTC Roadmap, we are not expecting a lot of changes in the HTC Bravo from what we have already learned.

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