
The HTC announcement starts in about an hour – but it looks like there’s already one device that we can confirm to be showing up at the event. The sign-up page for the HTC Rhyme (formerly known as HTC Bliss) has gone live on Verizon’s website, giving users to opportunity to show their interest in the phone by entering their email address. It is said to go on sale this Thursday, September 22nd, with pre-orders for the phone starting tomorrow.
The HTC Rhyme will be an Android phone that’s targeted at female users, featuring mid-range specs: a 3.7? WVGA display, an 800MHz processor, 5-megapixel rear camera, VGA front-facing camera, Android 2.3.4, HTC Sense 3.5, and will be bundled with: a light-up charm that lets people know when they’ve got messages or incoming calls, a docking station, and a set of tangle-free headphones. Head over to the Verizon website if you’re keen on finding more about the phone.
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We briefly touched on how the HTC Rhyme’s sign up page is already available earlier this morning, and what you see above is what the actual handset would look like. Oh, what are those stuff surrounding the Rhyme? It does seem as though it will come with its fair share of accessories – including a docking station, a “Charm cable” which will connect to the handset, while sporting a protruding small cube which glows that will inform owners concerning incoming calls or messages (although I would have liked to see just a small LED tucked away somewhere to do that), a sports armband and the customary Bluetooth headset.