January 1, 2012 11:00 AM | by 
No LTE enabled Windows Phone devices currently have a place on the market at the moment, but HTC are renown for being leaders in the smartphone segment, which is epitomized by the fact that they created the first smartphone, the first WM5 phone, the first WM6 phone, the first Android handset, the first Nexus phone and first Android 4G phones on all major carriers.
It would be fitting then, that the HTC Radiant has be rumoured to be the world’s first LTE enabled device to run on Windows Phone, and it expected to be released early next year. Those associated with Microsoft’s plans claim that HTC and Samsung will release new LTE Windows phones in early 2012.
No specific details have been heard of yet, but the HTC Radiant is rumoured to be very similar to the HTC Titan, and to come with a pre-Tango version of the Windows phone. Radiant will surely be a nice sight to see, with the vast Verizon 4G network and minimum Windows Phone options right now.