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HTC Wildfire to launch in Q3 as HTC’s entry-level Android handset
HTC is on a roll these days. We just got back from the HTC EVO 4G launch party in new York and now HTC is unveiling the new HTC Wildfire. The new Android 2.1 handset features the latest version of HTC Sense, a 3.2 inch capacitive display and a choice of four colors (white, black,…
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Hands-on thoughts and video of the myTouch 3G slide
I’m sure many of you might be wondering if the upcoming T-Mobile myTouch 3G Slide is a worth successor to the original T-Mobile G1. There are many of you out there who are still holding on tight to the first Android handset ever to hit the market. So is it time to move on? To…
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myTouch 3G Slide to sell for $149
T-Mobile’s upcoming myTouch 3G Slide is probably the worst kept secret on the net. Yes, T-Mobile is prominently featuring the handset on their site, but it seems every tech blog on the planet has posted hands-on pictures, video, and reviews of the upcoming T-Mobile G1 replacement. We know the specs, we know how it works,…
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Telus to launch HTC Triumph before August
Those of you hoping to get your hands on the HTC Desire in North America will need to start packing their bags and heading north. Canadian service provider Telus will be the first to offer the HTC Desire on this side of the Atlantic. Telus’ version of the desire will be named HTC Triumph. Don’t…
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T-Mobile’s Project Emerald could be another HTC Superphone
Those of you who follow TmoNews may have already heard about Project Emerald. The initial rumor was that T-Mobile was working on bringing the HTC Desire to their customers some time this summer. But now things are shifting in a different direction and Project Emerald may be even better than we initially thought. New rumors…
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The quietly brilliant story of HTC
Over the year, HTC has transformed itself from a faceless OEM to one of the most trusted name brands in the smartphone market. Just to give you an idea of invisible the company’s name has been over the years, I’m sure a few of you didn’t know that HTC was the one who manufactured the…
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Google changes focus of phone store, Nexus One heading to carrier stores around the globe
Many people have heard about the Nexus One. Google touted the handset as the first ever Superphone, but since it is currently only available online through their website, many potential customers who enjoy getting their hands on a device before making a purchase, have been left in the dark. Fortunately for customers here in the…