HTC files trademarks for Enamor and Rhyme, keeps on hustlin’

Aug 17th 2011
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HTC files trademarks for Enamor and Rhyme, keeps on hustlin

We have seen a number of leaks from HTC lately, and now we now have the news on two more. And get this: one is being developed only for aspiring hip-hop moguls! Okay, not likely… but just a few new names were filed with the USPTO last week, because it keeps spittin’ game inside the mobile marketplace. Four total trademark applications were filed for the HTC Enamor and HTC Rhyme — covering smartphones and tablets such as their hardware and software cohorts. No specs has been revealed (or much else) as of yet, but when you want to scope out the particulars for yourself, hit the source links below.

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