The last time this phone came on the news radar was when Windows expert Paul Thurrott had released a report on how this phone would be heading to AT&T alongside Samsung’s Mandel. As you can see in the image, HTC Radiant looks quite similar to the HTC Titan  that is already out there. It seems to have a larger lens along with the dual LED flash now placed on the right side of the camera. The upper part of the back is also visibly curvier with a different location for the Windows Phone logo. There’s a fuzzy image of a phone claiming to be the HTC Radiant going around on the Internet right now.

The Drive app could benefit from the addition of a list view of the planned route, so drivers could get an idea of where they will be headed before hitting the road. Apps / App Store   While Nokia has decided to leave the interface untouched from the standard Windows Phone experience at this point in time, the one area where it has taken an interest in making Windows Phone 7. The company is proud to tout the Nokia Drive app that comes with every Nokia Lumia device offers turn-by-turn, voice-guided navigation for free. The app is solid, if incomplete, and offers accurate directions with the ability to download maps for offline use (better watch that internal storage though - all of North America amounts to 1.