HTC Juno Heading Towards T-Mobile

The last time we heard about HTC Juno, it was said that the smartphone would be hitting AT&T soon enough. About a month went by and now reports show that the mobile phone will most surely arrive at T-Mobile in the future.

The "Juno" name on this HTC smartpohne is only a code one that will surely change upon its release. The device brings one interesting feature that HTC seems to have grown fond of lately. The producer seems to be drawn to the slider form factor even more with every product release. After HTC Nike successfully combined a touchscreen with a regular number keypad, the company will bring this feature to its Juno device in the near future too.

Some people never get used to touchscreen keyboard, which makes them long for the days when this technology was not that big of a craze to put in every evolved handset out there. The leaked image for HTC Juno is pretty bad, although that could even be an optimized full keypad on the phone, although not a QWERTY one, as first leaked images revealed. The phone now looks completely different from what it was supposed to be at that time, making matters even more uncertain.

HTC Juno will run on Windows Mobile and will also feature that TouchFLO interface that the producer is so proud of now. Some older specifications said that the smartphone will also come equipped with a 2 megapixel camera, a microSD card slot and that it will also be 3G enabled. This information has not been confirmed though and it is only based on rumors.

There are high chances that HTC Juno will arrive at T-Mobile as soon as next month, although a specific date has not been revealed. An official announcement from HTC should come in pretty soon to make light upon things.

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