HTC TouchFLO 3D, developed by HTC for their best products have been updated to version 2.5.

As you can see on screenshots, HTC's programmers and designers know their job - you can't recognise Windows Mobile anymore! Still, as usual, Touch FLO interface can be disabled, if you prefer classic WM6 interface instead.
New version of TouchFLO 3D 2.5 brings additional options to personalize your phone even more and new Footprints section, which is HTC view on geotagging.
TouchFLO 3D v2.5 works only on devices with WVGA resolutions, such as HTC Touch HD, Diamond, Pro 2. New version will probably be presented as an update for users of current HTC phones.
Fellas from mobile tech addicts have published a detailed HTC Touch HD review, which you can find here.
According to the review, HTC's created a masterpiece of a phone, but with a number of weaknesses, which are not entirely their fault: if you compare interface of Windows Mobile ti iPhone's, for example, you'll see, what they mean. It's fast, stable, but not sleek and stylish. As for the phone itself - it's a good buy, if you're reaaly ready for it =)
HTC is planning to launch two new phones in the Middle East – the HTC Touch 3G and HTC Touch HD. These phones will be officially presented at GITEX 2008, tha largest technology conference of the Middle East, they will be demonstrated at F9-1B in Sheikh Rashid Hall in Dubai.
“GITEX, being one of the region’s most important industry events, serves as a critical component of our overall marketing strategy in the UAE and the rest of the region. Accordingly, we have prepared a bigger and much more sophisticated exhibition featuring a powerful line-up of HTC products and a unique opportunity for customers to enjoy HTC ’s high-end mobile experience,” sais CEO of HTC Chen.
True mobile broadband experience HTC Touch HD gives the user allows him to browse the net faster and easier. With both devices buyers can search for and watch streaming video from YouTube and stay updated on the latest news with the integrated powerful RSS reader. This provides a comparable Internet experience to that of home broadband in terms of both speed and comfort.
Finally, we can tell you real prices of latest HTC devices, including HTC Touch HD. HTC Touch Viva will be £209.99, but may not make it to UK stores, HTC Touch 3G will cost £349.99/£319.99 (with/without GPS maps), and most important of all - HTC Touch HD will be £514.99 (buy-and-go price without contract).
If you want to know how much HTC Touch HD will cost when provided by operator with contract, we can give you approximate numbers: with startup contracts it will be around £414.99 and with medium-priced contracts - £250.99.
We all know, that HTC Touch HD has gone official, and now there are stores which made the phone available for pre-order at their internet-store. First store to do so was Clove, which is offering HTC Touch HD for the price of £495 (without VAT) or $880 (with VAT).
Store informs that phone is to be released in late November.
Still no news about HTC HD's availability in the US, though.
P.S. HTC Touch HD now has its own official page on HTC's website.
Also there's HTC Touch HD gallery available now.
Good news, everyone! Looks like HTC feels embarrassed that HTC HD's pics leaked into the net earlier, than it was intended (as usual). New phone is briefly featured on HTC website. You already know the full specs. They have been confirmed.

CEO of HTC, Peter Chou, said "Today, widescreen TV, Internet and video have become the standard so there is no reason to compromise when you leave the house, the Touch HD delivers that uncompromising multimedia and Internet experience".
HTC Touch HD is coming to European market at the end of the year, supposingly before Christmas (that's what we were saying!). Other countries will have to wait and chances of HTC Touch HD hitting the US market are still unknown.
More info on HTC's Touch HD has leaked into the net: seems like HTC will make its new top of the notch phone tri-band.
Full specs are:
Bad news for those, who live in the US, for it's said that HD will support such networks as GSM900, GSM1800, GSM1900, UMTS900, UMTS2100.
Oops! No AT&T's GSM bands in the list. More than that - phone will have only dual HSDPA support (according to preliminary data), which means there's no place for 3G bands for US subscribers.
It will, of course, make its way to the US market, but not for Christmas for sure, if these specs are accurate...
And more than that, Touch HD will support only QVGA video capture. Not that bad, but... If you make it the best, HTC, what the heck?!