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Video unboxing of the HTC One X
Yesterday we showed you a video preview of the HTC One S in Gradient Metal. Today we’re going to unbox the One X, HTC’s flagship device for 2012. THe HTC One X features a 4.7-inch 720p HD display, 1 GB of RAM and NVIDIA’s Tegra 3 quad-core processor. The packaging of the HTC One X is beautiful with…
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HTC shows off the HTC One X and HTC One S in two new videos
The wait for the HTC One continues, but if you’ve been craving another look at the new Android phones, we have a feeling you may like the two videos below. HTC France has put up two new videos which show off the external hardware and design of the HTC One X and HTC One S.…
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HTC Endeavor RUU port brings Android 4.0 with Sense 4.0 to the HTC Sensation
Recently we had the chance to discover Sense 4.0 running on Android 4.0 through the HTC Endeavor RUU. Thanks to this leak, TripNRaVeR managed to get the Android 4.0 build up and running on the HTC Sensation. This dutch developper is also behind the first CyanogenMod9 ROM for the HTC Sensation. Some new features of Sense 4.0 A…
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HTC Ville video shows of HTC Sense 4.0 running on Ice cream Sandwich
Itching to see what the HTC Ville looks like in real life? A new video posted by our good friends at HTC-Hub shows off a bit of the hardware, revealing the Ville’s 8mm thin body, and its 4.3-inch qHD display. Under the hood, the HTC Ville is said to be running on a dual-core 1.5GHz…
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HTC to focus on fewer smartphones, more ‘Hero’ devices in 2012
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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Android 4.0 update confirmed for the HTC Flyer
As you know, HTC Flyer and Evo View 4G have recently received Honeycomb via an update. For some users this update may be a disappointment because the user experience is completely changed. It is worth mentioning some disadvantages such as loss of physical buttons for the benefit of virtual permanent buttons and a new launcher which changed the home screen grid and HTC’s Sense widgets that many of us have come…
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Windows Phone Mango Update for HTC Titan and Radar (8107)
Compared to most Android users, those who use Microsoft’s Windows Phones are probably feeling spoiled right about now. Microsoft is making it a habit of rolling out new software updated to all Windows Phone device and it looks like the trend will continue. From several sources (including HTC Hub), HTC is rolling out a new Mango…