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HTC Bravo pictured more lucidly (Update: coming to US in January as HTC Passion) We realize we might have overfed you a little with that plentiful leak of HTC’s 2010 plans , so here’s a chance to better ogle and digest HTC’s ‘Performance’ flagship to be: the Bravo.

If you were hoping to get Android 2.0 on your Sprint HTC Hero, we’ve got some bad news for you. Sprint has chosen not to roll out 2.0 for the Hero

Some may say that imitation is the sincerest form of flattery. That’s what Level UP Studio thought when they put out their Beautiful Widgets application on the Android Market, but apparently HTC does not see it that way. The Beautiful Widgets application offers a collection of weather, settings, and clock widgets for Android which look almost identical to what HTC put out on the HTC Hero

Today, Wind Mobile in Canada is launching the brand new HTC Maple.

I’d imagine that yesterday’s post of HTC’s leaked roadmap (http://smartphonetechzone.comindex.php?option=com_content task=view id=847 Itemid=1) for the first six months of 2010 has whet your appetite. It’s only natural to crave a little more. It turns out that ai.rs blog (http://ai.rs/2009/12/htc-bravo/) has been able to secure a much better picture of the HTC Bravo which we saw under the performance category in HTC’s Android line-up.

Late yesterday, a ROM dump of the HTC Nexus One made its way onto the web. We’ve seen a few pictures of the phone itself, but now we have a little peak of what the UI will look like on the new Android 2.1 build. If you’re thinking that things would be pretty much the same as Android 2.0, you’ll be surprised to know that you are sadly mistaken.

If you’ve had an itch for more Nexus One of Google Phone news, you’ve come to the right spot. Engadget mentioned that the Google Phone’s support page was found at google.com/phone/support, but unfortunately the link has not gone LIVE yet. After doing some digging and word swapping, an AndroidGuys tipster was able to locate another page in the Google Support section that have a few mentions of Android and phone on it

It used to be that HTC and Android news was pretty slow over the weekend. I could easily not turn my computer on for two days and things would almost be the same come Monday mornings.

I’ll have to admit that I have never been a firm believer in the Google phone. We’ve talked about it quite a bit on the weekly AndroidGuys Podcast and I’ve always stated that it would be a bad decision plan for Google.

T-Mobile was the first to launch the HTC Touch Pro2 and the Dash (HTC Snap) in the U.S. market. Unfortunately since they were so quick to get the handsets released, HTC didn’t have time to get the latest version of Windows Mobile 6.5 installed