If you should consider buying HTC HD7, this would be a good time to do it. With a purchase of HTC HD7 you now get not one but two free Xbox 360 games. Offer stands till 31st of May. Gizmodo Australia reports that offer is limited to first 5000 prizes. By Wednesday April 13th we should know what titles of Xbox Games will be available.

YouTube app has finally been hacked and it is now available for HTC Windows Phone 7. Tom Hounsell from XDA Developers has explained that HTC removed all the breaking code from the old version and thus enabled YouTube app to be ripped.

WPcentral loaded it on LG Quantum and it worked well.

Verizon’s first Windows Phone 7 phone has been released and is being sold for $200 on a 2 year contract. The word is soon after the release there will be an update for copy and paste functions along with support for CDMA networks. Engadget has a full review of HTC Trophy

Here are some nice pics of HTC Trophy:

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HTC Arrive is Sprint re-branded HTC 7 Pro. Engadget got hold of one to review. This unit as we can see is updated with Windows Phone 7 copy paste update wich is officially due for release in March 2011. Please see the HTC arrive review video:

Check out these gorgeous pictures courtesy of engadget:

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Germany has got its tech addicts flooding the stores with the release of the HTC 7 Pro that has an open format and a 2 carrier contract. The smart phone was tagged at 39 dollars on a contract for 2 years and the smart phone itself is priced at $796 as it is. Germany is not the only one who is about to experience the HTC 7 Pro. On 10 February, tech savvies from the UK will be able to get their hands on the HTC 7 Pro. The smart phone packs a Qualcomm Snapdragon, and the screen is at 3.6 inches. The camera is at 5 megapixels. The keyboard can be slid from the back to reveal it for easy typing and back to make it easier to handle.

Take a closer look at HTC 7 Pro via this short video:

Via SlashGear