Showing posts with label HTC Ruby. Show all posts
Showing posts with label HTC Ruby. Show all posts

Tuesday, August 16, 2011

HTC Ruby specs leak out, show dual-core 1.5GHz chip


The forthcoming HTC Ruby has had its specs revealed. The Android device will be powered by a 1.5GHz dual-core processor and will center on a 4.3-inch qHD display. It will also be equipped with dedicated camera and video buttons, which will activate either its 8-megapixel rear camera or its 2-megapixel front camera.
The HTC Ruby, which previously surfaced in a Flickr photostream, will launch on T-Mobile’s network when it arrives in the next few weeks. Although it resembles a cross between HTC’s Sensation and a myTouch, it will not ship as a myTouch device. [via TmoNews]

Monday, August 8, 2011

HTC Ruby Picture Leaks; Smartphone Heading for T-Mobile


Looks like T-Mobile has quite a few charmers up their sleeve. Soon after we heard of the Hercules variant of the Samsung Galaxy S II set to arrive riding the network, we have been provided with hints of a new smartphone waiting to climb on for a T-Mo ride. This time around, the manufacturer is HTC and the device is called the Ruby.
HTC Ruby Picture Leaks; Smartphone Heading for T Mobile
A picture – though not too sharp as we would have expected it to be – has tumbledout of the labs and gives us details of what it would be like. We reckon it to be the T-Mobile HTC Ruby, thanks to a blurred reflection of the HTC and T-Mobile logos engraved on the device.
Likely to come as a mid-range offering from the HTC stables, the Ruby evokes comparisons with the HTC Sensation 4G at least on the design part.  A 3.7-inch screen (could be bigger too), dual-core 1.2 Ghz processor (remember Sensation and myTouch 4G Slide too sported that). But then, if it is going to be a mid-range device as mentioned earlier, the processor could be a 1 Ghz CPU too.
Going by what we see in the picture, the Ruby might come with a front facing camera. If you would remember, earlier leaks had hinted at a rear camera with dual LED flash. That too makes us think this could be high-end and not a mid-range device as we were made to believe.
The Ruby may be seen as one among the many devices that HTC is planning to roll out this year. We are now waiting to get a feel of the other siblings too. Stay tuned as we go hunting for more.