Engadget Mobile has just received further information and photos of the HTC Legend which appeared first time back in December last year when HTC's expected Android roadmap hit the web. According to last year's information, the HTC Legend will run any version of Android (but featuring HTC Sense) and supporting quadband GSM/GPRS/EDGE as well as dualband UMTS/HSDPA/HSUPA at 900/2100 MHz, WiFi b/g Bluetooth 2.1+EDR, aGPS, a G-sensor, a digital compass and featuring an FM radio. The 3.2" touchscreen is said to be AMOLED but only supporting a HVGA screen resolution while the autofocus camera is said to feature 5 megapixel and includes a flash LED.

All right, with this year's Mobile World Congress in Barcelona just around the corner, it's the perfect time to let you know what the::unwired's plans are. As the years before, I will be on-site from Friday to Thursday (with some backend-support from Monday to Thursday) and generally speaking we plan to attend and cover smartphone-relevant press conferences, publishing the latest press releases, trying to get some hands-on time with newly announced devices, operating systems and services and covering the event by word (on the::unwired and Twitter) and multimedia (photos and videos on the::unwired).

While Sony Ericsson's Xperia X10 has yet to be released (a worldwide launch is expected for anytime April), it's clear that Sony Ericsson's first Android smartphone will hit the market with the pretty much outdated Android 1.6 OS version. However, following Sony Ericsson's earlier information how the Xperia X2 Windows phone is planned to be updated, Sony Ericsson has now given further details about possible Xperia X10 updates and upgrades. In its corporate blog, Sony Ericsson explains why it has chosen Android 1.6 over 2.x but also confirms that "there will be a software update for Xperia X10 that will upgrade the complete Sony Ericsson User Experience Platform based on newer version of the Android OS".

Pocketnow.com just received a couple of information and photos as well as a video of HTC's upcoming and yet to be announced HTC Incredible which seems to go on sale on Verizon Wireless. Looking like the twin of the HTC HD2, the HTC Incredible is powered by Android 2.1, featuring HTC Sense and the tipster confirms, that the Incredible is running a Snapdragon CPU (which is described as "fast, really fast"). The device comes with a 3.5" or 3.7" WVGA (most likely AMOLED) touchscreen, 256 MB of RAM and features an optical mouse pointer towards the HD2-like function keys. While no info given on the camera on the back, the device features dual LED flashes.

Close to next week's Mobile World Congress in Barcelona, PPCGeeks and MobileTechWorld says they have received information what is described to be a kind of feature-list of Microsoft's upcoming Windows Mobile 7. While both sites don't reveal any info where the information came from, it paints an interesting picture of what the next Windows Mobile version might be. According to the sites, Windows Phone 7 will sport an interface that's "very similar" to the Zune HD, along with a complete revamp of the start screen, and a user interface that's described as "very clean soulful and alive". Furthermore it's said the OS won't support multitasking but applications simply pausing themselves when in the background (there will be support for push notifications, though).