HTC’s hard at work and why not? After all, making a brand new Windows Mobile Professional Smartphone is not exactly an easy job!

But HTC is chugging along and we’ve heard that the HTC Opal a. k. a Viva is on its way. This one is a 2.5G device flaunting quadband GSM/GPRS/EDGE with a Wi-Fi and Bluetooth 2.0. UMTS and HSDPA is conveniently forgotten (more likely ditched to bring down the price) while the TIOMAP 850 CPU seems to be the core processor. Well, all we’d say is ‘Viva la Opal’.

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