Lots of devices come to FCC offices everyday but it’s not everyday you find a device’s photograph being published. The (un)lucky victim is HTC’s PC70110 (or Wildfire according to a recent HTC poll) that was caught in the flesh while being tested. Most of the details are unknown at the moment but scrutinizing the image shows that it will be a full touchscreen device with a sliding QWERTY display. Furthermore, the buttons on the phone reveal that it might run on Android OS.
[Via Androidcommunity]
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