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HTC Libra clears FCC {Engadget Mobile}

Apr 20th 2007 9:48PM Is HTC or UTStarcom bringing this to the US/Verizon? From what I know, this phone was being brought to Verizon by UTStarcom under the model number SMT5800. But in the FCC report the phone was submited by HTC under the model number LIBR100. Could this actually be the CDMA Vox for Sprint?

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