HTC Supersonic Screen Grabs…

…are probably fake. Okay, okay, okay. I probably shouldn’t be like that. After all, no one likes eating their own words. Before I go any further, check out the picture below.

HTCSupersonic


No, your eyes do not deceive you. Not only does this alleged screenshot of the HTC Supersonic show it running Android 3.0, it’s doing it on T-Mobile. All we knew (or thought we knew) up to this point is that the Supersonic was a WiMAX device bound for Sprint. It was predicted to come out with a 4.3 inch touchscreen and Android 2.1 being powered by some sort of next gen processor. All of this was rumored, mind you, but this screenshot tells a different story. Kickstar13 from Tmonews brings up some really valid points on the legitimacy of this picture. The status bar has rounded edges (something stock Android ROMs do not have) and the model, which says “HTC Supersonic”, is not written like it has been in the past. Usually the model line says just that, the model. Not the manufacturer. These kind of things usually have a way of sorting themselves out pretty quickly, we’ll be keeping an eye out.

Via BGR, Tmonews

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The status bar has rounded edges (something stock Android ROMs do not have) and the model, which says “HTC Supersonic”, is not written like it has been in the past. Usually the model line says just that, the model. Not the manufacturer. These kind of things usually have a way of sorting themselves out pretty quickly, we’ll be keeping an eye out.

The status bar has rounded edges (something stock Android ROMs do not have) and the model, which says “HTC Supersonic”, is not written like it has been in the past. Usually the model line says just that, the model. Not the manufacturer. These kind of things usually have a way of sorting themselves out pretty quickly, we’ll be keeping an eye out.

The status bar has rounded edges (something stock Android ROMs do not have) and the model, which says “HTC Supersonic”, is not written like it has been in the past. Usually the model line says just that, the model. Not the manufacturer. These kind of things usually have a way of sorting themselves out pretty quickly, we’ll be keeping an eye out.

The information given above seems good !

The Sprint Hero says HTC Hero under the model number, not that this makes this pic legit, the rounded corners and all. If the Supersonic is in fact the A9292 found in the Sprint systems its going to Sprint.

Thats gotta be fake. Tmobile? No Sense UI? Seems very fishy to me.