The first mobile phone launched on the market with WiMAX connectivity options and with Google's Android 2.1 operating system on board, the HTC EVO 4G, won't arrive alone at Sprint, it seems. The handset is expected to be accompanied by a great deal of accessories, some of which already made an appearance into the wild.

With the soft keypad the user can feel free to work on these keys. This handset is uploaded with latest technology. It has vibration mode also. With the help of card slot feature, the user are free to download whatever they feel like. This handset has enough space which helps the user to store unlimited contact numbers. It has photo call feature also which helps to maintain call records. This handset has high connectivity power which comes with GPRS class 10(4+1/3+2slots) and 32-48 kbps. This handset has WLAN (wireless LAN); it is a wireless local area network that uses radio waves as its carrier.

T-Mobile USA, Inc and Swype announced recently the signing of an agreement which will result in the inclusion of Swype’s intuitive text input solution on T-Mobile touchscreen-enabled mobile phones. According to the duo, the first handset to sport the innovative text input technology is the new version of T-Mobile myTouch 3G, which was unveiled officially on Wednesday.

Taiwanese mobile phone maker HTC Corporation has recently released into the wild the original ship ROM for one of its popular handsets on the United States Market, the HTC Tilt2. The handset is currently available for purchase via AT&T in the US, is based on Windows Mobile 6.5, and is none other that the carrier's custom version of the HTC Touch Pro2, which was released to the market all around the world.