Ever wondered what you’ll be getting when your Vodafone HTC Magic arrived in the mail? Well, some folks have already posted the pictures of the device being unboxed, and in case you’re wondering whether to pick up this phone or not, the pictures will certainly make you drool.

It looks like T-Mobile is certainly intent on being one of the carriers that provide Android-powered devices, and now word is out that the HTC Sapphire (G2) will sport a 5-megapixel camera, instead of the 3.2-megapixel offering that other carriers use. The device might be released this July at Walmart for $179 on a 2-year contract.

Are you looking for a good deal on the HTC Touch Pro? Well, if you’re on your way to subscribing to Sprint, you’ll certain want to check out the device at Amazon’s, as the company is offering it for just $99. Of course, the price is after a $100 mail in rebate, but it’s still a lot cheaper than paying the whole $299 to Sprint directly.

Rogers has announced that it will be offering the HTC Dream and HTC Magic to its customers in the Canadian market, starting from June 2nd. According to them, these are the first Android-powered devices that will be officially on-sale via a carrier in Canada. Will you be picking up this phone on Rogers, despite not knowing what kind of data package the operator will offer you.

This doesn’t apply to you if you’re living in the U.S., but folks over in Europe will be able to pick up a subsidized HTC Touch Diamond2 from T-Mobile as the MDA Compact V. The device will be bundled with a 2GB microSD card, 7 day trial of CoPilot GPS navigation software, and feature fun things like TouchFLO3D, facebook and twitter.

If you thought that the DoCoMo HT-03A looks a lot like the HTC Magic, you’re right! The device is really the HTC Magic, and is the first Android-powered phone form DoCoMo, and it will be running the latest 1.5 version of Google’s Android. There is also a rumor that DoCoMo has an interesting surprise for smartphone lovers in 2 week’s time, so cross your fingers and hope for the best.

Wondering how the HTC Touch Diamond2 will fare? Well, the folks over at GSMArena have come up with a rather comprehensive review, which will certainly give you some insight to help you make a decision as to whether you’re going ot purchase this phone or not.

We’re all fairly familiar with HTC mobile phones, but what about a HTC netbook? Well, if the recent rumors are true, then the Taiwanese company is working on an Android-powered netbook, which will be available from T-Mobile. Aside from supposedly featuring an integrated 3G modem, the rumor also states that the HTC netbook might even be able to make its debut before the year is out. Will this turn out to be an accurate rumor? Stay tuned, and we’ll keep you posted.

It looks like HTC’s Rhodium has gotten the FCC’s nod of approval. This variant of HTC’s Touch Pro2 should be available from T-Mobile, as the FCC’s documentation indicates a device that supports T-Mobile’s 1700MHz 3G band, as well as EDGE and GSM. The device should be available late spring, and will feature a revamped design, tilting keyboard and 3.6-inch display with 480 x 800 resolution. Other features of the Rhodium include Windows Mobile 6.1, GPS, Wi-Fi, Bluetooth and a 3.2-megapixel camera.

It looks like T-Mobile subscribers will be getting the HTC Magic, albeit with a different name. A leaked picture depicting T-Mobile’s inventory system shows a MyTouch 3G, which was one of the options that a T-Mobile survey offered when seeking a name for the upcoming HTC Magic. The device looks set to be available in black, white and merlot. Do you prefer the name HTC Magic, MyTouch 3G, or are you totally indifferent to the name?

With the recent deluge of iPhone and Palm Pre news, it’s not too surprising that many of you have forgotten about some of the devices from HTC, one of them which is the HTC Snap. It seems that the device will be dubbed the HTC Snap S511, and Sprint is reportedly testing the device, indicating that it might be launched by mid-Summer. Of course, there is no confirmation of such a timeline, but keep your fingers crossed, and who knows, maybe we’ll see the phone released real soon.

It looks like Vodafone is beginning to offer the HTC Magic worldwide, one country at a time. After Spain and Germany, Vodafone’s UK branch has issued a press release announcing that they too will be offering the Magic as of this Friday, May 1st. You should be able to pick up the device for free, depending on the data plan that you pick. To top it off, the carrier if offering 20 free HTC Magic phones through the month of May.