Quad-core HTC Edge smartphone gets codename changed to Endeavor, may be sold as the Supreme

Vlad Bobleanta  By on 18 Jan 12

Back in November the first quad-core smartphone to come out of HTC was leaked. It was codenamed HTC Edge, and rumor had it that it would launch around March or April touting an Nvidia Tegra 3 processor, a 720p HD ‘optically laminated’ touchscreen, 1 GB of RAM, and 8 MP camera, Beats Audio, and Android 4.0 Ice Cream Sandwich.

Now we have some new information about the Edge, but sadly it doesn’t have anything to do with pricing or release dates. Though we’re sure to find those things out in due course, especially with MWC approaching, since that’s where the Edge will get its unveiling. Today’s news is intriguing, though.

According to one of PocketNow‘s trusted sources, the Edge isn’t the Edge anymore. It has received a very, very rare codename change, and is now internally known as the HTC Endeavor. But, perhaps confusingly, that’s still just a codename. The device may be sold internationally under the name HTC Supreme.

As for why this change was made, it’s unclear unfortunately.

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  • Anonymous

    Please. Please. Please, don’t let this device launch with something other than ICS! If it does, I will be supremely disappointed.

    Also, I hope it doesn’t have those buttons on it. I personally wish that they be left off of all new devices. That way, no one can continue to sue Android vendors regarding the look of the device.

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