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HTC Legend with Android arrives in Canada

Posted by Stephen Pate on June 11, 2010 0 Comments

HTC Legend with Android 2.1

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Virgin officially has it and Bell is expected to follow soon

HTC Legend with Android 2.1

Virgin announced today that it will carry the HTC Legend in Canada. Priced at $80 for a 3 year plan or $350 to buy.

That’s pretty reasonable for an Android 2.1 phone. Features include “HTC Sense user interface. IT also features an aluminum unibody construction, 3.2-inch capacitive AMOLED display, optical trackpad, 5MP camera, 3.5mm headset jack, 600MHz Qualcomm processor, 3G, WiFi, microSD slot, and GPS.” Engadget

The phone is similar to the HTC Hero and some say it’s better.

For an in depth review see  HTC Legend review

The Smart-phone world in Canada just got more interesting.

Stephen Pate

Publisher of NJN Network, Stephen has covered pop, jazz, folk and rock music since 1964, and spent 2 decades as the founder of serial IT startups. He has a great wife, 10 children, a growing number of grandchildren and is passionate about music and disability advocacy.

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