T-Mobile on Tuesday announced that it will soon offer the HTC Radar 4G, the carrier's first Windows Phone-based smartphone with 4G speeds.
The Radar 4G will run the most recent version of Windows Phone, known as Mango, which was released today.
The device sports a 3.8-inch LCD touch screen display and is powered by a 1-GHz Snapdragon processor. A dedicated camera button provides easy access to the Radar's 5-megapixel camera, even if it's locked. It comes in at 4.7 by 2.4 by 0.4 inches, weighs 4.8 ounces, and has 8GB of on-board storage.
T-Mobile said the HTC Radar 4G will be in stores in time for the holidays. Pricing was not announced.
Last month, PCMag mobile analyst Sascha Segan got some hands-on timewith the Radar and HTC's other upcoming Mango device, the Titan. "Of the two phones ... the Titan is clearly the flagship here," Segan wrote, as it boasts a huge 4.7-inch screen and runs a 1.5-Ghz Qualcomm processor.
PCMag also ran benchmark tests on the devices. "The differences were striking and easily noticeable," Segan found. "The Titan scored 32771 on Browsermark, as compared to the Radar's 21026. On Sunspider, where lower scores are better, the Titan got 66.03, while the Radar scored 94.40. The 50 percent better performance translates neatly into the 50 percent faster processor."
For more on Mango, by the way, check out PCMag's full review and the slideshow below. We also checked in with the major carriers to see when your phone will get Mango.