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If you’re reading Ubergizmo, there’s a good chance you love to know about the latest upcoming phones. A lot of the time, that information is spread through leaked photos and metadata on the internet, and @evleaks on Twitter is quickly becoming a respected player in the field. They don’t tweet often–only 47 times as of now–but when they do, it’s solid, exciting information. They were the first to leak high-quality pictures of the Nexus 4 and the Asus Padphone, and today they posted a render of the upcoming Droid DNA made by HTC. They’ve also tipped it to release in early December. They don’t offer proof, but they’ve been accurate enough I’m willing to take them at their word. If you’re a fan of the cutting edge, there’s no reason not to follow them. Also, they take anonymous tips (so does Ubergizmo!)

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By Ubergizmo. Related articles: HTC Droid DNA image leaked again, Verizon HTC Droid DNA is more or less confirmed,

Verizon is one of the more common proponents of silly Android device names, in part through its insistence on that “Droid” prefix for some hardware. When its smartphone badges practically demand a pause for breath, you know there’s a problem. Android Central‘s purported copy of a Minimum Advertised Pricing list could show that there’s hope for the carrier yet. The chart shows the HTC DLX (6435LVW) skipping the rumored Droid Incredible X name in favor of Droid DNA — and that’s it. No superlatives, no arbitrary “4G LTE” tags to remind us of the network we already know we’re using. The 5-inch phone might have even been a reasonable launch, as the MAP shows a $200 contract price that would potentially take effect just before Thanksgiving.

Want more? Other smartphones are on the supposedly leaked MAP list as well, primarily focusing on Windows Phone 8 gear: the as yet unconfirmed Nokia Lumia 822 shows up with a $100 price and a mid-November release window, while Verizon’s take on the Windows Phone 8X is present with a $200 price and similar timing. Those who’d rather go for a Samsung phablet than HTC’s aren’t left out, either. The Verizon edition of the Galaxy Note II is on the list with a $300 price and availability that starts immediately — rather convenient, that.

Filed under: Cellphones, Mobile, Samsung, HTC, Nokia, Verizon

Verizon’s HTC DLX may be called Droid DNA, Windows Phone 8 devices get tentative prices originally appeared on Engadget on Wed, 24 Oct 2012 14:17:00 EDT. Please see our terms for use of feeds.

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