Although HTC has already launched a smartphone with connectivity support for 4G WiMAX, the HTC EVO 4G, the terminals that have LTE support are not presented on the market. This situation will be remedied in 2011, as Peter Chou, the CEO of HTC said.

The official told FierceWireless that the first LTE HTC model will arrive next year, reminding everyone that HTC was the first company to launch a 3G smartphone with a handset and then the first 4G, so will be the first to launch the LTE handset. The exact date of the launch was not mentioned, and we do not know if this smartphone will be launched only in the U.S. or also in Europe and Asia.

In addition, there is no information about the OS that it will be adopted on the LTE smartphone, but the possibilities are two: Windows 7 or Android Phone 3.0. From what we know so far, in the U.S., Verizon plans to launch an LTE coverage by the end of 2011, while the AT&T network will be ready by mid 2011.

The handset comes with a 1500 mAh battery, which provides 7 hours of talk time and the previously mentioned screen is a 3.2 inch TFT touch display. The LG Fathom also has  a 3.2 mega pixels  camera with auto focus, digital zoom, macro mode, night mode captures and multi shot. The handset runs with Windows Mobile Professional 6.5.3, based on a 1 GHz Snapdragon processor.
In addition, the LG Fathom comes with 256 MB RAM, 512 MB ROM, a microSD card slot/microSDHC, and Internet Explorer Mobile 6, WiFi  802.11 b/g/n support and Bluetooth 2.1 (Stereo Bluetooth). 

HTC’s TouchFLO interface is present here until the last pixel, but with a little touch of bright red to the user interface.

The XV6900 is only a little big bigger than its GSM cousin and it’s only down side if you can call it like that, is that you can notice its 3G feature.

It has a great display with an incredible contrast.

It is an amazing phone and most probably you won’t regret buying it.