A new HTC devices running Android just spotted on a TV commercial video. This video is posted on HTC’s official YouTube page which shows in brief that the phone hasn’t been seen before. According to some rumors on out there, it could be the HTC Wildfire 2 considering it’s similarity to the original Wildfire. If this is true, we can expect this phone to be unveiled at the coming Mobile World Congress (MWC) event.

Take a look at the video below and tell us what you think.

The new YouTube app version 2.0.26 for Android 2.2 Froyo handsets was released few days ago. This update offers a lot of new features including a new redesigned user interface, in-page playback, personalized home screens, new player controls, and rotate-for-fullscreen playback. With these great new features, it’s so sad if the Android Eclair users can’t enjoy the same experience, isn’t it?

According to the source, you have to remove the default YouTube app before you can install this hacked version. For more details including the download link, read this XDA-Forum post.

This growth represents three things coming together: new video-enabled phones on the market, improvements to the upload flow when you post a video to YouTube from your phone, and a new feature on YouTube that allows your videos to be quickly and effortlessly shared through your social networks. It takes just a minute to connect your YouTube account to your Facebook, Twitter and Google Reader accounts. Complete a simple, one-time connection on our upload page to allow all your friends and followers to get a real-time stream of your uploads to YouTube, which can be essential in this age of citizen reporting and ubiquitous sharing.