The HTC Mogul runs Windows Mobile 6 Professional on a 400MHz Qualcomm processor with the standard 64 megs of RAM and a whopping 256 megs of flash ROM. The HTC Mogul will sell for $399.99 with a two-year contract. It’s a direct competitor to the GSM Windows Mobile AT&T 8525 by HTC and the slightly smaller but slower T-Mobile Wing. The Mogul is a digital dual-band CDMA phone that operates on the 800 MHz and 1900 MHz frequencies and it has EVDO Rev 0 and 1XRTT for data (Sprint says a software upgrade to EVDO rev A will be available later this year). The battery is marked for PPC-6800/XV6800 use, with the later being Verizon’s model designation, so we assume that Verizon will some day release their version of this phone on their network. The Mogul’s code name is the Titan (TITA100), not to be confused with the HTC TyTN which is HTC’s direct-sale version of the Cingular / AT&T 8525, and its product number is PPC-6800. HTC is the manufacturer behind the PPC-6700, Cingular 8525, Verizon XV6700 and many other top Windows Mobile phones on the market in the past several years. The Mogul joins the Treo 755p, the Treo 700wx and variety of BlackBerry devices to form a strong PDA phone/smartphone product line for Sprint’s business users. Sprint is the first to offer the Mogul in the US and will start selling the device through its business channels at release and through stores in mid-July. All the while keeping the Mogul the same length and width as the PPC-6700 but thinner at 0.73” (vs. The Mogul offers an updated modern look (without the knob antenna found on the PPC 6700), Windows Mobile 6 and double the flash memory for storage. The PPC-6700 was released in the fall of 2005, which is an eternity in the world of phones. The replacement for the PPC-6700 Pocket PC phone is finally here! Sprint introduced the Mogul by HTC on June 18, 2007. Home -> PDA Phone and Smartphone Reviews -> HTC Mogul (PPC-6800) HTC Mogul

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