They haven’t announced which devices are coming, but we are pretty sure about the arrival of a few of these rumored handsets. And we are expecting the company to unveil their first quad-core handset (or handsets) too.

The Tegra 3 HTC Endeavor aka EDGE aka Supreme is expected to show up along with the LTE enabled HTC Ville and the Windows Phone-powered HTC Radiant.

The Endeavor is going to be a pretty good attraction at the MWC if it is coming with the rumored 1.5GHz quad-core processor, 1GB of RAM, 4.7-inch 720p display and an 8-megapixel shooter with 1080p video capture capability.

Meanwhile, according to a new report, the HTC Primo will also be making its debut at the show. The device is expected to be coming with Android 4.0, a 3.7-inch Super AMOLED display protected with Corning Gorilla Glass, a 1GHz dual-core processor, 512MB of RAM and a 5 megapixel rear shooter capable of recording 720p video. It also boasts Beats Audio and is just 9mm thick.

Of course, more info on HTC’s plans will be available soon. And we will keep you updated as always.

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The Primo, a portable, rechargeable battery for your iPhone & iPod is only about the size of your thumb and is an astonishing 800mAh capacity battery.  This provides roughly 3 hours of talk time on your iPhone or 36 hours of music on an iPod.

The design of the Primo is very sleek.  There are 3 small lights that indicate battery level and charge status on the front and a mini-USB port on the back.  The dock connector is on the top, when connected there is a space which would allow a protective case to remain on your device when using the Primo. The Primo is Apple certified and is compatible with the iPhone, 3G & 3GS, iPod, iPod Classic, Touch, Touch 2G and all versions of the Nano.

PhoneSuit’s Primo is using high quality lithium-ion power cells and are good for 500+ full charges.  The Primo comes with a standard USB cable for recharging that plugs into any USB 1.1 or 2.0 compatible outlets.

An extra bonus that the Primo gives us is a better grip and increased sound when in landscape mode.  Because the Primo extends your grip on the side where the speaker is, it allows you to fully hear the speakers that you (I) usually cover up with your hand when gripping an iPhone or iPod touch in landscape mode.

Available in white or black, with a pricetag of just $34.95 from the Primo store, it has made its way onto my have-to-have-it list.

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