LAS VEGAS (Reuters) - Sprint Nextel Corp on Tuesday denounced the HTC EVO 4G from HTC Corp, the No. 3 U.S. operator"s initial cellphone that will await the WiMax high-speed wireless service.
The HTC phone has a 4.3 in. screen, that is written for video observation and Web browsing and is thirty percent bigger than the shade of the Apple Inc iPhone, Sprint said.
The device, that runs on Google Inc software, has an 8 megapixel camera for receiving photos and video and a second camera on the front for applications similar to video chat.
Sprint pronounced it would begin offered the device this summer and would betray pricing for the phone and the wireless use closer to the launch date. David Owens, a cellphone senior manager for Sprint, declined to criticism on the device"s cost but pronounced it would be in the high finish of the smartphone range.
The device will await Sprint"s CDMA network, as well as the higher speed WiMax network operated by Clearwire Corp, in that Sprint has an tenure interest of rounded off 56 percent. Analysts had approaching the phone to be called Supersonic, that Sprint pronounced was the formula name for the phone.
Sprint is anticipating the WiMax use will assistance it branch years of patron losses, as it is the country"s initial fourth-generation 4G phone.
Its greatest opposition -- Verizon Wireless, a try of Verizon Communications and Vodafone Group Plc -- is additionally construction a 4G network but does not design to have 4G phones accessible until the center of subsequent year.
"This is going to be an iconic handset but question," Owens pronounced in an talk on the sidelines of the CTIA show where the phone was unveiled.
Owens pronounced that whilst the device was written for the WiMax network, Sprint additionally expects business on the comparison network to buy the phone.
The phone additionally has a small kickstand that allows it to be placed at an point of view for video viewing.
(Reporting by Sinead Carew and Gabriel Madway; Editing by Gary Hill)
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