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HTC Sensation XE to receive ICS early this year

Posted February 1, 2012 by Steve Raycraft

The future just got a little brighter for Sensation XE owners in the U.K. and Europe waiting for Android 4.0 (Ice Cream Sandwich).  Twitter user @DEANYBOY70, recently received a response from @HTC in reply his tweet asking if ICS will be coming to the XE.  They responded stating that it will be coming early this [...]

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HTC to focus on fewer smartphones, more ‘Hero’ devices in 2012

Posted January 26, 2012 by Bruno Miguel

In 2011, HTC sold dozens of different handsets based on roughly fifteen core devices (that’s a little more than one core device per month). But after a sharp decline in profit late in 2011, HTC is now looking to tighten things up and focus more an quality rather than quantity for its handset portfolio in 2012. Phil Roberson, from HTC UK, [...]

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Sprint Adds EVO 4G and EVO View 4G to ‘End of Life’ list

Posted January 24, 2012 by Steve Raycraft

The newly-updated Sprint ‘Expected Upcoming EOL’ list now includes two HTC EVO family devices that will be phased out in the near future.  The EVO 4G and the EVO View 4G have been added to Sprint’s latest list of devices nearing end-of-life.  The EVO 4G is tentatively scheduled to reach this milestone this week with [...]

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HTC partners with IBM to gain a momentum in the enterprise market

Posted January 23, 2012 by Nick Gray

HTC has formed a new partnership with IBM which they expect will help the company reach its goal of selling 100-million devices per year. The new agreement with IBM will help HTC gain a stronger foothold in the enterprise market with the integration of IBM’s smart business applications on HTC devices.  Details about the IBM and HTC [...]

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Sprint beginning to remove Carrier IQ from HTC devices

Posted January 17, 2012 by Steve Raycraft

In December, Sprint stated that they would remove the network diagnostic tool Carrier IQ, from all their devices. Now, an HTC representative has confirmed that they are working with Sprint to begin removing the infamous software from HTC devices. The first HTC device on Sprint’s network to actually have Carrier IQ removed was the HTC [...]

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