It’s, well, incredible: Pictures of the upcoming HTC Incredible smartphone were leaked to gadget website Pocketnow, along with limited details about the device’s hardware and software.

Pocketnow says that the Incredible – which will run on Google’s Android enterprise mobility platform – is powered by some of the same hardware that runs Google’s own Nexus One smartphone. The 1 GHz Qualcomm Snapdragon processor and possible AMOLED screen – producing what the website’s tipster called a "very vibrant" display – would place the device solidly in the top tier of cell phone hardware.

One of the leaked pictures seemed to show that the device was running version 2.1 of Android, which is the same as on the Nexus One. The Incredible is of similar design, as well, though it appears to lack the trackball that features on the other device, instead sporting an optical mouse pointer.

Other experts added their own details, like ZDNet’s Andrew Nusca, who said that a rumor was going around that the Incredible would be available on Verizon’s wireless network.

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