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Mysterious Android phone shows up in the Taipei Metro system

The Facebook Phone may not be real, but these next few pictures certainly are. An eagle-eyes metro rider in Taipei snapped a few shots of what appears to be HTC’s next flagship Android phone. The new images don’t give us much new information, though they do look pretty similar to the leaked rendering we shared…
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HTC gets pulled into Facebook Phone rumors, Facebook denies everything
UPDATE: Right as we hit the publish button for this story, Facebook has spoken up, denying all the news about the rumored Facebook Phone. Dan Rose, head of business development stated: “This is really just another example of a manufacturer who has taken our public APIs (application programming interfaces) and integrated them into their device…
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HTC Merge reappears, may be heading to Alltel Wireless

New information regarding the HTC Merge has been hard to come by ever since the device showed up at Android Centrals door a few months back. At the time, it looked as if Verizon was itching to launch the QWERTY equipped Android 2.2 handset. But then things went silent. We still don’t have any indication…
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Rumor: HTC Flyer gets handled, specs leaked

Rumors about HTC tablets seems to be all the rage these days. According to amobil.no, one of their trusted sources has gotten the chance to handle the HTC Flyer and has shared some insightful details about the tablet’s specifications. The HTC Flyer is described as being a competitor to the Samsung Galaxy Tab, with a…
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HTC Arrive to usher in Windows Phone 7 to Sprint’s network
It’s always nice feeling when you wake up and find an email in your inbox that’s not spam. This morning we were treated to a few images which depict the logo of the unannounced HTC Arrive. Unfortunately, the tipster didn’t give us much else, though we did find that Engadget did receive the same images…
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HTC projects Q1 handset shipments to reach 8.5 million units
In a presentation to investors, HTC revealed that they expect to Q1 revenues to reach $3.2 billion as the expected numbers of shipped handsets should reach 8.5 million units. While big numbers are always impressive to the public, investors are probably a bit more eager about the 29.5 percent profit margin. As the number four…
