The HTC HD2 Hitting T-Mo On March 24

Mar 5 2010, 12:12pm CST | by Robert Evans

The HTC HD2 will be coming to T-Mobile's network on March 24. Gizmodo reports that they have now heard this rumor repeated by two independent sources. This latest one comes from someone 'within a company working with' the HD2.

Seems pretty plausible. The question is; who wants an HD2 right now? On one hand, the Windows Phone 7 OS looks pretty good. On the other hand, so does a 4.3” screen and a 1 GHz Snapdragon processor. Tough choice.

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