Moving on, we've also got full specs for the Runnymede, which should be one of HTC's next flagship Android handsets. Like the Windows Phone-powered Titan, the Runnymede features a 4.7-inch display (just WVGA, unfortunately) along with a single-core 1.5GHz Qualcomm MSM8255 processor. PocketNow had previously reported that the phone would be under 10mm thick, and we can confirm that it just barely makes the cut: 9.9mm, to be exact. You'll also be getting an 8-megapixel camera with 720p capture and dual-LED flash and 16GB of on-board storage (AndroidGuys has shown that there's likely a 32GB version as well, though we're not seeing it in our documents here). And finally, the Runnymede will be available in multiple SKUs, some of which will have Beats headsets in the box; our source tells us that it'll be among the first HTCs to take advantage of the company's recent $300m partnership with Beats Audio, along with the Sensation SE or LE (the name will vary from market to market).