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Really like the HTC HD7 for T-Mobile? One issue for you though; it’s on T-Mobile and you have AT&T. Well, not to worry, HTC decided to bring the HD7 large responsive screen over to big orange for your wide-eyed viewing pleasure in the HTC HD7S. What does the S stand
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