HTC Fiesta is "an Android phone," so says Bluetooth SIG
We know from countless encounters with our dear, dear friends at the Bluetooth Special Interest Group that their certifications aren't as... shall we say, "detailed" as their counterparts at the FCC; frequently, we don't even bother with them because there's simply nothing there to talk about. Android phones are still pretty difficult to come by, though, so whenever we see the platform mentioned in a certification of any kind, we're bound to sit up and take notice -- particularly when said certification comes via HTC. Tipster Jeff came across a filing for an HTC "Fiesta" in the SIG this time around, descriptively noted as "an Android phone" that'll be available in Asia, Europe, and North America. Other than that, we can count on it having Bluetooth (would be funny if it didn't, wouldn't it?), but that's about it; the G1 / Dream was the Kila, the Magic was the Sapphire, so what's this gonna be?
[Thanks, Jeff]
[Thanks, Jeff]



















Reader Comments (Page 1 of 1)
B3astofthe3ast @ Apr 11th 2009 5:20PM
the true successor to the G1??
The Dude @ Apr 11th 2009 5:24PM
It's going to be the HTC Piñata.
PO.OP @ Apr 11th 2009 5:30PM
lets party everyone!! i say htc will announce it on cinco de mayo
but on a serious note, its probably the htc memphis that got leaked early jan
foxanimal @ Apr 11th 2009 5:38PM
i hope it is the htc hero, but in a non-pink color.
i'd like a small android, as in max thickness of 10 mm.
Shinigami @ Apr 11th 2009 8:00PM
I'd like a Nvidia Tegra HTC android for $99.
foxanimal @ Apr 12th 2009 5:05AM
@shinigami:
who spoke of price and hardware? i only want the android platform in a small format. don't need the slide keyboard or a >2,6 inch display.
the htc touch diamond is 11 mm thick. do you mean that it is impossible to make a android with 1 mm less thickness?
TareX @ Apr 12th 2009 5:54AM
@ Shinigami
....and your information source is...?
Phoenix @ Apr 12th 2009 8:18AM
He said he'd LIKE one, not that he thinks there WILL be one.
TareX @ Apr 12th 2009 10:02AM
oh my bad. I read it "it's like a.." not "i'd like a..."
But yeah, this secrecy says it could be the long awaited Tegra Android.... FIESTA is too party-ish for a business WM phone.
Roman @ Apr 11th 2009 5:53PM
the more then better... I want to see WinMo go away..
Look_Around_You @ Apr 11th 2009 7:25PM
Dont use it if you dont like it, but to hope that it goes away accomplishes what exactly?
tande @ Apr 11th 2009 9:30PM
Thats my guess too (I'm sure the hero would come in more then just pink).
The Memphis would be the other likely candidate. I'm rather partial to the slide out keyboard on that one.
Nelagster @ Apr 11th 2009 6:01PM
what carrier is getting it?
matt @ Apr 11th 2009 6:20PM
Sapphire, Fiesta? Ford aren't going to look at this kindly. What's next. the Focus and the Mondeo?
Blacknimbus @ Apr 11th 2009 6:32PM
Sadly, it's actually a phone marketed towards synthetic humanoids.
It actually runs Symbian.
Taylor @ Apr 12th 2009 12:00AM
I lol'd so hard
superhobo @ Apr 12th 2009 6:19AM
I'm sure you're right.
Dralite @ Apr 11th 2009 6:57PM
I just realized... There's still only one phone that runs Android still right? Love android, hate the sluggish releases
rento @ Apr 11th 2009 7:05PM
HTC just make sure you push out a successor of the HTC Touch HD that runs Android.. oh and it will have to be by Christmas.
Thanks
ryan @ Apr 11th 2009 7:55PM
oh please oh please oh please dear god yes please
Game_playa @ Apr 11th 2009 10:12PM
What about the 2 new ones they announced at CES
ddub @ Apr 11th 2009 7:52PM
hopefully whatever it is it will not be watered down. Will have a flash, decent battery life, a normal audiojack, a keyboard and hopefully the icons and look of Android will get a bit of, for lack of a better phrase, slickin up.
Sarig @ Apr 11th 2009 8:06PM
And a forward facing camera, like almost every other 3g phone on the planet (NA excluded).
ddub @ Apr 12th 2009 6:36PM
personally, i'm in north america and don't care about a forward facing camera. i wouldn't use it. I'd barely use the camera with the flash i mentioned as it is. but i don't want to video conference.
ddub @ Apr 12th 2009 6:38PM
and ya know it won't have video conferencing because no network in the U.S. is built out enough to support that level of data usage. Not by everyone on a network at once.
laughing_skullx @ Apr 11th 2009 9:00PM
HTC better watch out that Ford doesn't sue them.http://www.freefoto.com/images/29/11/29_11_23---Ford-Fiesta_web.jpg
scape @ Apr 11th 2009 10:01PM
does anyone have pics of the phone, too early?
digitallysick @ Apr 11th 2009 10:44PM
Maybe 20 years from now it will come with a headphone jack on the handset itself! Amazing technologies!
Shank @ Apr 11th 2009 10:48PM
LOL !
No one even cares about android.
It died on the g1
McPOW @ Apr 11th 2009 10:52PM
You are going to have to try better than that, troll
mynk @ Apr 11th 2009 11:09PM
maybe...
he wasnt trolling.
OH SHIT N****
Famous by Marital-Association @ Apr 12th 2009 12:24AM
Just like OS-X died on the iPhone.
That is why your unlocked version cost's $799.99 chump!
sk @ Apr 12th 2009 8:42AM
Dude Fiesta is Spanish for Party
diegoelunico @ Apr 28th 2009 10:24AM
I agree with foxanimal, it must be the HTC Hero... I also hope it won't come out only in pink... I hate pink! It looks sooo Barbie. :(
john @ Apr 12th 2009 4:27PM
Hopefully, it'll be an HTC Rhodium with the face re-worked to have the 5 android buttons, a 5 way d-pad, and the keyboard re-arranged with android-ish buttons, usable on AT&T 3G.
Ayle @ Apr 12th 2009 7:37PM
What are androidish button supposed to be?
john @ Apr 12th 2009 8:16PM
Android-ish buttons on the keyboard was meant to reference the difference between the G1's keyboard layout and the Touch Pro2's keyboard layout. The main thing is probably a menu button (that doesn't look like a windows button) and a search button (magnifying glass). Though, I'd also like to see it retain the Tough Pro2's ctrl button, and add an escape button. But that's just me.
(and my reference to android buttons on the face of the phone is that android buttons seem to have 5 buttons (menu, home, back, call, hangup/power), one of which seems to set them apart from none-android phones (menu))
UnixSystemsEngineer @ Apr 12th 2009 6:59PM
Are you here for the fiesta?
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http://www.techunits.com/content/list_all/100/android