HTC Leo coded as HTC Touch HD2 by T-Mobile can be expected to get on the floors of Europe. The Windows Mobile 6.5 smartphone has 1Ghz processor and looks quite tempting with the 5MP camera.

The HTC Touch 2, the first windows 6.5 ‘phone’ seems in the queue too. No word on the unveil day or the cost at present.

Via unwiredview

HTC Leo now is looked upon by O2 UK if the snapshot below is to be believed. The Leo is speculated to be launched on OCT 12 as HTC HD2. The multi- touch screen device is free if you enter into an eighteen month contract for O2 1200 tariff which will cost you around $72 or £45.

Let’s wait when folks at O2 make the official word.

Via Engadget

HTC Leo aka HTC HD2‘s Touch Flo 3D 2.5 has some exciting and fresh updates to look at. Here is a video below by Pocketnow that shows the Touch Flo 3D Manila Build 1919 of HTC Leo at Touch Diamond 2.

The highlight is Facebook and twitter integration that brings all the amusement with a variety of options. Some of the other  tabs get a new face as well. Grab the video below.

Now here are some more wild pictures of HTC Leo which has already been amusing many by the name ‘HTC PRO. Three’ scripted on its back. The very first benchmarks of HD2 have been discovered at xda.

Have a quick synopsis of what the has found out so far:

• 1 GHz Qualcomm Snapdragon processor
• 1,230 mAh battery(1.5 days battery life), allowing 1hr video playback, 2 hrs music listening, 1hr web browsing with 3G on constant run
• Misses on TV-Out support and built-in compass
• 3.5 mm headset jack
• 4.3-inch WVGA display
• A better auto-focus camera(8 MP) and VGA videos
• USB Host support

The Leo is speculated to unveil in late November or early December. Let’s wait when the final word comes out.

Via Softpedia

Builds of the 6.5 version are not out of blue for Windows Mobile lovers. the new one to get attention is Build 23053 that mainly concentrates on magnified icons. Take a look:

• The magnified status (or notifications) bar gets new icons and it works from all places of the menu, unlike before when it was only accessible from the homescreen.
• New dropdown arrows on listboxes.
• Checkboxes fixed.
• Better integration with Manila 2.6 (HTC TouchFlo3D) from the upcoming HTC Leo (aka HD2).
• Improved battery life.
• Numerous other bug fixes

Via Redmondpie