The new Mogul should offer 20% better battery life than its predecessor along with a host of upgraded specifications, including a 2 megapixel camera, a thumb-wheel, and twice the built-in storage (256MB). At 110mm x 59mm x 18.5mm (4.33″ x 2.32″ x 0.73″), the Mogul is also thinner than the device it replaces.

MobileBurn Reviewed HTC Mogul and gave out “While it will only support the original EV-DO Rev 0 data specification initially, a free software update that will be available in the future will give the Mogul access to full EV-DO Rev A data speeds. The Mogul supports Sprint’s Power Vision services, including the Sprint Music Store and its over the air music downloads. On top of that, the Mogul supports WiFi wireless networks and Bluetooth 2.0 wireless connections with devices like headsets, including A2DP compatible stereo headphones.”

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