FCC Reveals HTC Herald for T-Mobile
is it HTC Atlas?
I'm not sure where the name "Atlas" came from. The only source I can find is a video from some site I've never heard of before.
It may be some kind of code name at either HTC or T-Mobile, but AFAIK the "official" code name for this HTC device is the Herald. It's even in the FCC ID: "NM8HERA".
It may be some kind of code name at either HTC or T-Mobile, but AFAIK the "official" code name for this HTC device is the Herald. It's even in the FCC ID: "NM8HERA".
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I think Atlas was a code name for this device, I remember reading that somewhere but couldn't tell you where.
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The Herald and Atlas are not much different if at all. The only real difference I can tell is with the face of the phone. As seen in the link below.
http://pdadb.net/index.php?m=pdacomparer&id1=669&id2 ... »
As for it being the MDA replacement. I think TMo is making a mistake. This is not much of an upgrade IMO.
http://pdadb.net/index.php?m=pdacomparer&id1=756&id2 ... »
Same physical weight and size except for the thinness. Same processor model just a bit faster. Same amount of memory yet the AtlasHerald has less accessible. Same Antenae, WiFi and Data Network. HeraldAtlas has a better MP rating at 1.9 but big woop. They even switch the ex memory port to a microSD so now you have to but new memory. I'd be fine with that if ...
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http://pdadb.net/index.php?m=pdacomparer&id1=669&id2 ... »
As for it being the MDA replacement. I think TMo is making a mistake. This is not much of an upgrade IMO.
http://pdadb.net/index.php?m=pdacomparer&id1=756&id2 ... »
Same physical weight and size except for the thinness. Same processor model just a bit faster. Same amount of memory yet the AtlasHerald has less accessible. Same Antenae, WiFi and Data Network. HeraldAtlas has a better MP rating at 1.9 but big woop. They even switch the ex memory port to a microSD so now you have to but new memory. I'd be fine with that if ...
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