So here at PPCGeeks we are familiar with the accidental leak of new phones. Today Pocketnow has released an article of the HTC Ruby. Now if you remember the Ruby was the name of the HTC Arrive – before it was named well the Arrive.

This picture is a capture from a tablet screen, and the funny part is that the phones themselves too the picture. So we have a mirrored image of a smartphone letting us know it will soon be in the wild! This unknown device dubbed HTC Ruby was given the name by tags in the photo, found on flikr…

What has us confused is what exactly this Ruby has in store for us…Is it a sweet jem or a fake dud? You tell us below – what are your thoughts on this mystery device?

Source: Slashgear via Pocketnow

UPDATE: We got rid of the file cuz’ it didn’t record properly, we apologize for this folks and next weeks show should be better!

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Over at our forums, intx happened to hunt down a training device at his store, which so happens to be an Arrive! He talked briefly about some of its incomplete features and snapped a few photos quickly before anything went array!

He mentioned a wish for better Netflix and landscape support –  features that appear to not be fully ready yet – perhaps a little homage toward that lack of updates for WP7, and perhaps the general update to be what the Arrive is boasting so much about! We’ll find out soon enough!

We thank him for popping those photos here at PPCGeeks and can’t wait to see the Arrive release nationally at the end of March!

Credit: intx @ PPCGeeks.

Take a look at the video Wirefly has recently posted giving you a detailed overview of the Sprint HTC Arrive. This Windows Phone 7 device rocks a 3.6″ LCD screen that does tilt when you slide open the keyboard. The Arrive has a 5MP camera with an LED flash and also supports HD video.

We know several users here have been following the news on this device and thought you may enjoy this video. It will give you several details about this device’s functionality. You will see images taken with the camera, videos taken and also how the copy & paste feature works. Watch the video below for everything you need to know!

What did you think? Is it what you expected? The HTC Arrive release date is March 20th and Sprint offers the HTC Arrive on a 2 year contract for $199.99 (after a $100 mail-in rebate). How do you feel about HTC Arrive (aka HTC 7 Pro)? Is the price tag appropriate? Let us know what you think in the comment boxes below.

Thanks purian23!

Available March 20th, this device is known as a Windows Phone 7 HTC 7 Pro in Europe and the HTC Arrive in the U.S. We just want to make sure you understand that first. It sports a QWERTY tilt-o-matic keyboard, a 3.6″ WVGA display, a 1GHz Snapdragon processor, a 5 mega-pixel camera with flash and 720p video recording and 16GB’s of internal storage all for only $199.99 on a two-year contract, after a $100 mail-in rebate.

This device will also be launching with Microsoft’s anticipated copy and paste update. The copy and past feature seems to be really cool but tricky. You have to know how to use it. Sources originally thought that multiple pasting wasn’t available, when after making the video below they actually figured it out. Take a look at the quick video showing you how the copy and paste now works.

Impressive to you? Does it look simple? That’s what we hope it will be. Let us know what you think in the comments box below.

Today Sprint has announced its own edition of the HTC Pro 7, the HTC Arrive, making them the very first on the WP7 block for the CDMA market.

At $199.99, the HTC Arrive will be available on March 20th for all Sprint Customers on a typical 2-year contract period. It appears it will be on pre-order very soon, and it will end up with a 3G -only service. As opposed to the recent influx of WiMaX phones. We bet it will do pretty well, and perhaps may even bring some Verizon Customers to Sprint over the phone. It’s definitely an attempt to  sway the tides and gain Sprint some momentum they’ve already lost greatly since the release of the EVO.

It’s pretty much a release of the HTC 7 Pro for the Sprint Market, very much like the Touch Pro and Touch Pro2 in previous years. It should help Sprint especially in the dryer months ahead.
Read more about it here,