HTC Merge visits the FCC

By George Wong on 03/02/2011 16:13 PDT

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It looks like HTC really meant it when they said that the HTC Merge will be available this spring. The long-awaited Android phone that was officially announced last week has finally paid a visit to the FCC. It comes with a Verizon user guide, so we know that Verizon will be carrying this world phone when it is released. The Android QWERTY slider that resembles the Desire Z/G2 will pack both CDMA and GSM radios, a 3.8″ touchscreen, Android 2.2, a 5 megapixel camera, GPS, WiFi, and Bluetooth. Now all we do is wait for a price and release date. Anybody getting this phone over the ThunderBolt 4G?

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