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HTC Runnymede officially called Sensation XL, coming in November
Another party, another phone unveiled. The new HTC Sensation XL made its official debut at HTC’s London event today. Those of you who have been following the news should already know that the HTC Sensation XL was previously known as the HTC Runnymede as will ship with Beats Solo or urBeats headphones depending on which…
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Editorial: What does Google’s Motorola purchase mean for other manufacturers?
As you might have read, Google announced yesterday that it would be purchasing Motorola Mobility, the division in charge of Motorola’s cell phones and tablets (among other things). The $12.5 billion purchase was wholly approved by both companies on Friday, August 12th. Most people believe that this was a move solely for Motorola’s patent portfolio,…
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HTC Wildfire S announced for T-Mobile, will launch August 3rd for $80.
For those on T-Mobile looking for an Android phone on a budget, look no further than the HTC Wildfire S, launching August 3rd for $79.99 after $50 mail-in rebate with a 2-year contract. Featuring a 3.2-inch, 320×480 display, HSDPA 3G technology, 512MB RAM and 512MB internal memory, a 5MP camera with flash and autofocus, and a…
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HTC Kingdom heading to Sprint as HTC Hero 4G, may become official soon?
A new HTC Android device may be heading to Sprint some time soon. The HTC Kingdom, first leaked with a blurrycam photo back in April, passed through the FCC a few days ago, and received a DLNA certificate, with an interesting name change. According to the DLNA certificate, the phone will launch as the HTC…
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Updates abound! HTC Thunderbolt (which has some downsides), UK Desire, Desire Z update news.
So for those of you who own a Thunderbolt, you may have noticed an update was pushed to your phone over the last few days. This update addresses the random reboots that some users have been experiencing, along with the data connectivity issues reported by some people. It also adds a few other things, namely…
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Component shortages lead to HTC Incredible shortages
So we all know that the HTC Incredible (or DROID Incredible as Verizon calls it) is the hottest Android phone on the market right now, at least until the EVO 4G launches in a few weeks. However, if you’ve tried to get one on the Verizon website, you’ll have noticed that the phone won’t be…
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HTC Legend Clears FCC for North American Use?
A new HTC phone has recently cleared the FCC. Rumor has it that this is a North American version of the HTC Legend. The original Legend had an FCC ID of PB76100, and the new device has an FCC ID of PB76110. The bands this phone will operate on are between 850 and 1900MHZ (WCDMA),…