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Rumor: Pixel, Pixel XL to feature Qualcomm’s SD821, hints at higher prices
With the October 4th rumored launch date of the HTC-built Pixel and Pixel XL slowly creeping up on us, the rumor mill is picking back up. Various leaks have given us a good look at the design of both phone and their internal specifications, but the new information shared today has more to do with Google’s…
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Pixel phone video leak gives us a 360 degree look at the phone
A new HTC Sailfish (aka the Pixel) hit the web this weekend, giving us our first clear look at the phone’s design. The leak also included new details regarding the phone’s size. The Pixel will measure 143.8 mm x 69.5 mm x 7.3 mm, but the body of the phone actually tapers off towards the bottom…
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HTC’s August revenue report shows signs of stabilization
During the month of August, HTC managed to pull in $209.94 million in sales, beating revenue from July by 4%. While August’s revenue was 4% lower than it was during the same month last year, HTC’s numbers appear to have stabilized over the past 6 months. Revenue for the entire year stands at $1.49 billion, but HTC…
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Spec showdown: HTC 10 versus the Apple iPhone 7 and 7 Plus
With yesterday’s unveiling of the iPhone 7 and iPhone 7 Plus, you may be curious to know how the two new phone stack up when compared to the HTC 10. Since the new iPhones run on iOS 10 and the HTC 10 runs on Android 6.0, specs like RAM and battery capacity are typically hard to…
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HTC-build Pixel phone pre-order to kick off on October 4
The launch of the HTC-built Pixel phones is likely set for the first week of October, but we’re not getting word that Telstra, a service provider in Australia, is planning to start taking pre-order of the 5-inch Google pixel phone on October 4. The phone will then go on sale two and a half weeks later…
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Nexus phones are dead; Enter Pixel and Pixel XL
In some recent news, we learned that Google is finally retiring the Nexus title from its list of names for hardware under the big G. The timing of this change is somewhat fitting, because HTC built the first Nexus smartphone and once again HTC’s hardware will be the first phones under the Pixel family. Nexus…
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HTC One A9S announced, a mid-range follow-up to last year’s One A9
HTC has just unveiled the new HTC One A9S – a follow-up to last year’s One A9. While new phones are typically better than the phones that they follow, the HTC One A9S isn’t really a step up over the 2015 model. HTC has equipped the HTC One A9S with a MediaTek® Helio P10 processor…