HTC Diamond is now coming in CDMA version and is slated to hit North America very soon. And no, it looks different from GSM/HSDPA ones but we get a sneaking feeling that both are the same devices. 

The features such as the tilt sensor and the mind blowing virtual wheel under the display is the crowning glory apart from the magic stylus which turns the display on as soon as its pulled out. The elegant design flaunts a high resolution display with the much acclaimed TouchFLO 3D interface. A single touch opens the World Wide Web at your disposal while all your favourite music files can be stored and played via the media player. The 3.2 megapixel camera with auto focus is yet another feature to drool over. Telus will launch this beauty in a couple of months but it’s worth the wait, none the less.

 

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