14 DAY TRIAL // Various new Windows Phone devices have just been confirmed via a series of applications available for download through the Windows Phone Marketplace.
Among the latest handsets to make an appearance there we can count the HTC Eternity and HTC Omega, two phones that might be launched as soon as next year, rumor has it.
These devices, along with some other more, have emerged in an application called “I’m a WP7,” the guys over at WPCentral note (the mobile software is available in the storefront here).
The new leak comes shortly after devices like Acer M310, Nokia SeaRay, HTC Na Na and more have been spotted in another application in the Windows Phone Marketplace, WPBench.
The “I’m a WP7” mobile software shows mobile phones like the Acer M310, Samsung GT-i8350, Samsung SGH-i677 and LG LS831 too, in addition to the said HTC smartphones.
The already official Fujitsu IS12T smartphone is listed there as well, along with an yet unknown Asus Galaxy6, and with the Toshiba Tsunagi, which is said to be the TG01 developer device.
The application's developer also notes that some of these devices would be running under the Tango 8310 build of Windows Phone.
That platform version should be released on devices after Windows Phone Mango arrives on shelves, and will be mainly targeted at handsets in emerging markets.
Rumor has it that there might be a set of two updates that will follow Mango, both of them included in the Tango series, and which will precede the next major release of Microsoft's mobile platform, called Apollo.
Tango is expected to include a series of features aimed specifically at devices in the lower-end of the market, and might even add support for additional languages, other than those included in Mango.
For the time being, however, we should focus on the next Windows Phone release, Mango, which is said to be right around the corner, and which should bring along a nice range of new mobile phones, some of which might have been included in the aforementioned list of handsets.