If you were contemplating on shifting to Sprint just to lay your hands on the all new Touch Pro, then we’d advise you to read this one before you jump into the bandwagon.  

AT&T’s bringing out the Fuze which is HTC’s Touch Pro in the AT&T mould. There’s a slick QWERTY Keyboard with tri band HSDPA, Wi-Fi, GPS and Blackberry Connect. Moreover, this stylish device is all set to replace the Tilt. There’s no mention of a release date and we speculate that it would be a good many days before we get to see this one.

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