Proof of HTC Bravo coming to AT&T (Theory)

[Churnedrock]

As we all know, AT&T is planning on releasing Android based OS phones in the first half of 2010, and I dont know about you guys, but I'm PRAYING for the HTC Bravo awesomness to debut on the AT&T network. Now being a bit of a tech geek with some time on his hands at around 2-3am, I got some research done. Now for those of you that do not know, the HTC 2010 release roadmap was leaked onto the internet, and not being fully aware of the terms here, will not link to it. However it is rather simple to google "HTC 2010 Roadmap" to see what I'm talking about. Now, AT&T's 3G network (which claims to be the fastest ) runs on a 1900 MHz frequency, and is starting to migrate to a better, more functional 850 MHz frequency. If you look at the picture included with the Bravo, the frequency's it responds to are: 850/900/1800/1900MHz, and runs a GSM(SIM card). T-Mobile however, runs on a unique 1700MHz frequency. So hopefully this is some evidence to an AT&T release.

*None of this information is official, nor do I really have to much of an idea what im talking about.

[videomaker]

You may be right about the phone coming to AT&T, but your thread title is contradictory--proof vs. theory.

[websquirrel]

I think theres some pretty strong proof against this. That leaked 2010 HTC roadmap you speak of was actually part of a TMobile presentation

[cypherphone]

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Churnedrock wrote:

 If you look at the picture included with the Bravo, the frequency's it responds to are: 850/900/1800/1900MHz, and runs a GSM(SIM card). T-Mobile however, runs on a unique 1700MHz frequency. So hopefully this is some evidence to an AT&T release.

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the 850/900/1800/1900 are on every phone made nearly.. those are gsm bands for 2g.. tmobile phones have those as its 2g bands

3g bands are a different story... i dont think there are any quad band 3g phones out as of yet.

but aside from that i would love for us to get that as our android phone... so far the other androids rumored arent to hot.  htc is the only one really not 99% sure on which we will get.