Verizon Leak Prices Breakout, Confirms Stratosphere, Rhyme

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Pantech's Breakout has been looking like a decently-equipped Android that could let Verizon subscribers check out LTE without paying the premium price most Verizon LTE smartphones demand. Well, that's what we had been assuming, at least, since we hadn't gotten any real indication of what the carrier had in mind so far as a launch price. Now that info's leaked out, and it's well within the "affordable" range.

According to the docs, a full-price Pantech Breakout will only set you back around $360. Sign on for two years of service, and you'll walk out the door with one for just $150; that's not unreasonable for a 1GHz Android like the Breakout even without considering its LTE connectivity.

As for the HTC Rhyme and the Samsung Stratosphere, this leak confirms their presence in Verizon's database, but doesn't really give us any new information on the pair. The Rhyme is a 1GHz Android we used to know as the Bliss (the phone designed for women), and will arrive with HTC's latest Sense 3.5. Samsung's Stratosphere is another LTE handset like the Breakout, but a QWERTY slider this time; sadly, most of its specs are still unknown to us. Look for all three smartphones to show up at Verizon in the near future.

Source: Droid-life

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Product Pages Up For HTC Radar And Titan, Prices Revealed

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Following-up on today's reveal of the HTC Radar and HTC Titan, the company has flipped the switch on its webpages for the pair, giving us a complete look at their specs as well revealing their off-contract prices.

The numbers here confirm what we heard second-hand through those able to attend the London event, like the Radar's disappointing 1GHz processor. It also won't get either a gyroscope or digital compass, sensors both included with the Titan. It's not all sun and roses for the Titan, though, since its large 4.7-inch display will have the very same 800 x 480 resolution as the Radar's 3.8-inch screen; that means a pixel density of about 200 PPI for the Titan and 245 for the Radar.

Both phones will have quad-band GSM, but while the Titan will do HSPA on 850/900/2100 MHz bands, the Radar is limited to just 900/2100 MHz. We can also see a mention of the internet sharing we heard about HTC confirming earlier.

So what are these babies going to run you? The Titan will set you back about $850, and the Radar about $570.

Source: HTC Titan, Radar
Via: WPCentral

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