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Looks like the Infuse may soon get its screen size crown snatched. HTC Inside somehow got a hold of some images of what appears to be HTC’s next Windows 7 Phone megaphone — the appropriately-named Eternity.
The phone’s biggest pull so far is clearly its 4.7-inch screen, which tops even the 4.5-inch one on the Infuse. If the rumors are true, the Eternity will run on a 1.5GHz processor and come equipped with a 8-megapixel camera. On the device’s front is a 1.3-inch camera, the existence of which should give you something of an idea of when the Eternity will hit stores. Considering that support for front-facing cameras will come with Mango, it is safe to assume that the Eternity will arrive sometime this fall.
Another safe assumption is this: The Eternity’s battery life won’t be all that great. With a 4.7-inch screen and a 1650mAh battery, the Eternity’s title certainly won’t apply to how long the thing lives on a single charge. Then again, that shouldn’t come as much of a surprise anymore.

In a Recent Hack developed By russian Hackers loaded HTC HD 2 with WP7!..

HTC CEO, Peter Chou, announced on Friday that HTC will be releasing a Windows Phone 7 Series device late this year. The device might be a HTC Obsession, if some old rumours are anything to go by. The announcement of producing a WP7S phone is considered unusual, as HTC’s earlier position was that it would not produce a Windows Phone until Microsoft removed certain restrictions for manufactures and developers, including the freedom to customize the OS/interface.

we are probably going to see an HTC phone running the Windows Phone 7 Series OS before HTC’s official release of its device, as Russian hackers have managed to put the WP7S OS on the HTC HD2, which is one of HTC’s flagship devices. Check out the pictures of the phone running the WP7S OS

HTC HD2 running an early release version of WP7

While the HTC HD2 is quite up-to-date on the hardware front, it does not meet Microsoft’s minimum specifications for the WP7S OS, yet somehow, the Russians have managed to make it work. They claim that everything seems to be working barring some device lag, including WiFi, Bluetooth, GPS etc, except the graphics driver, which is still delivering jittery output. The Russian team is planning to release a beta version of the HD2 Windows Phone 7 Series ROM for the public soon.







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