As reported from Pocket-Lint, it means that Vodafone, T-Mobile and Orange will all be offering HTC’s hottest handsets, so if you’re due for an upgrade soon – you might want to consider any of these handsets.

All of the three handsets will be pre-loaded with Vodafone’s 360 services, while the HTC Legend is set to be the first one available, expected sometime in April.

Will you be picking up any of these on Vodafone? Leave us a comment below with your thoughts.

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As reported from Pocket-Lint, the pint-sized netbook will run on the Android Operating System and will come packed with a Snapdragon processor, 16GB SSD, 3G connectivity, GPS and a very impressive 12 hours of battery life.

On top of that, you’ll also get a webcam and support for SD cards to browse through all your relevant media.

Its due out on the O2 network in the UK this Spring. Head to Pocket-Lint for the photo gallery. What do you make of it?

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As reported from their website, you’ll be pleased to know that apps will be free to download and will first be available on the Apple iPhone in April.

The BBC states that the apps were developed in order to satisfy the growing trend in users seeking news and sport using their mobile handsets.

The apps will not only offer written content, but will also provide you with the latest audio and video news too, covering both news and sports. The sports section will focus on Football content first, obviously aimed at the upcoming World Cup which begins in June.

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As reported from The Telegraph, the stylish looking 2.8-inch handset has a touchscreen display and also packs a 3.2 Megapixel camera.

This is obviously aimed at athletes out there, as the Puma phone has a special operating system which has been developed by themselves and Sagem.

It also features a pedometer, stopwatch and GPS tracker – allowing you to keep track of all your vital stats while out on the move.

It will be available in April in Europe. Check out the huge solar panel on the back of the phone through the link.

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As reported from Pocket-Lint, the video comes from Nokia Conversations and starts off by showing you an impressive looking 3D rollercoaster game, running on the Nokia N900 via TV out cable.

Looking at the game in detail, I have to say that it reminds me a lot of the classic Theme Park title, which I loved – so I’m definitely interested in keeping an eye out for this one.

In the second half of the video, you’ll also get another chance to see the Firefox browser in action, so if you havent seen it yet and intend on downloading it for your N900 – take a look.

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As usual, the gallery is provided to us from Pocket-Lint, who were lucky enough to spend some time with the upcoming device at the ongoing Mobile World Congress in Barcelona.

The photos give you a chance to see how thin the device actually is, while you will get a close-up of the slick aluminium body casing, which is actually the same you get with the Apple Macbook Pro.

Check out a shot below for tasters, then view the whole gallery through the link.

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The OpenTablet 7 features a 7 inch multi-touchscreen display which features LED backlighting, it also features WiFi b/g and Bluetooth connectivity.

Other mentionable features include HDMI-out, dual cameras which enable HD video capture, a microSD card slot and a USB port. The tablet is powered by an Intel Atom (Moorestwon) processor and measures 9×5 inches and is just 0.59 inches thick.

If you are looking to develop applications for this tablet you can by using Adobe Flash CS4. Currently details regarding pricing are unknown, however as we find out more we will keep you posted.

Source: SlashGear

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As reported from Pocket-Lint, the Desire (previously known as the HTC Bravo) comes equipped with Android 2.1 and packs almost identical specs and features seen in the Nexus One.

The only differences are that the Desire will not feature active noise cancellation or voice-to-text entry capabilities. What that does mean though, is that you’ll get a 3.7-inch AMOLED touchscreen, 5 megapixel camera with flash, multitouch features, Flash Lite 4 and all the usual integration with the likes of Twitter and Facebook.

If you are thinking of picking this up, it will be available in the UK first around Q2, possibly on Vodafone. No word on a US release yet, but we’ll keep you posted.

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As reported from Pocket-Lint, the handset was given an official unveiling at the Mobile World Congress, alongside the HTC Desire and HTC HD Mini handsets.

Of course, we already new the Legend was coming thanks to that leaked roadmap, but its still nice to hear about it again.

Key specs include a 3.2-inch AMOLED display, a 5-megapixel camera, 600MHz Qualcomm MSM7227 processor, improved Sense UI and Android 2.1 on launch.

It will be available in March in Europe, while the U.S will get it soon after, possibly under a different name. Check out full details and pictures over at Pocket-Lint.

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As reported from BGR, this handset will be known as the Samsung i8520 Beam (Previously Halo) and it packs a built-in DLP Pico projector, amongst other impressive multimedia specs.

The Beam will be equipped with a 3.7-inch WVGA ”Super” AMOLED display and also features an 8 megapixel camera with autofocus and flash, WiFi, aGPS, 16GB internal memory, 512MB ROM and 384MB of RAM.

Another highly impressive stat about the Beam, is that it is thought to be able to withstand almost 8 hours of 3G talktime thanks to the 1800 mAH battery.

Oh, did we mention that the Samsung Beam will also be running on Android OS 2.1? Yeah, we thought you’d like that.

If you’re interested, it is expected to be available in Europe and Asia around Q3. Let us know what you think of the Beam.

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