The HTC Panache has officially reached US shores following its early stint in Canada. Cincinnati Bell has made the Android 2.3-based smartphone available to its customers. Its design is a direct variation of the myTouch 4G, which went on sale last November through T-Mobile, without some of that carrier’s custom apps but with a newer OS than the earlier carrier had.
The Panache depends on a 3.8-inch, 480×800 screen and a second-generation 1GHz Snapdragon processor. In addition to Android, the phone incorporates HTC’s Sense user front-end. It comes with two cameras including a rear-facing five-megapixel shooter that can also capture videos at 720p.
Pricing comes in at the standard $200 with a two-year contract. The Panache has been available in Canada since May.
