HTC Wildfire Coming To Unknown US Carriers This Year

By Matthew Chung on 10/28/2010 10:41 PDT

The HTC Wildfire budget Android phone has been launched in Europe and Asia in the first half of this year and now HTC has announced that it will be landing on American regional carriers before the end of 2010. It wasn’t specifically mentioned which carrier will be offering the phone, but considering regional carriers were mentioned, it could be MetroPCS, Cricket, US Cellular, Cellular South and similar carriers. Pricing wasn’t mentioned, but the phone will generally set you back about $300 without a contract. Specifications of the Wildfire include:

Android 2.1 (with a Froyo update due later this year)
3.2-inch QVGA 320 x 320 pixel multi-touch capacitive display
Wi-Fi
GPS
Bluetooth
3.5mm headphone jack
5-megapixel autofocus camera with LED flash
microSD card expansion

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