FCC approves HTC Legend

on 02/23/2010 21:28 PDT

HTC’s latest Android-powered handset, the HTC Legend, has just received the nod of approval from HTC, which means we ought to be able to see this smartphone arrive at the market in a matter of weeks. Apparently, the lower back segment of the Legend that doubles up as an antenna cover is able to come off easily, letting you access the SIM card in a jiffy alongside its memory card and humongous battery. Apart from that, we don’t have further details on what the HTC Legend offers, so stay tuned as news develops.

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