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Marshmallow source code for HTC One A9 and One M8 GPE now available
While HTC is still working to deliver Android 6.0, Marshmallow on your favorite carrier phones like the One M9 and Desire handsets, developers across the globe can now get their hands on the kernel source code for a few variants of the HTC One A9 and HTC One M8 GPE. That’s right, over the past…
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HTC One A9 review
If you haven’t noticed, it’s officially fall. The leaves are changing colors, the weather is getting colder and HTC has launched its annual fall flagship phone – the HTC One A9. Like most other years, HTC’s fall flagship is a bit of an odd-ball. Last year’s HTC Desire Eye featured a massive 13 megapixel front-facing…
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HTC launches offensive to capture 8 percent of India’s mid-to-low end smartphone segment
High-end smartphones get all the attention these days, but HTC isn’t going to sit around and hope that its 2016 flagship smartphone is the silver bullet needed to turn the company’s fortunes around. HTC is attacking the issue on all fronts. While Europe and North America are very important market for sales of HTC’s high-end…
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The HTC Vive Campus Tour brings virtual reality to two more schools this week
The demo crew for the HTC Vive is setting up shop at two new schools this coming week offering students and faculty a taste of the best virtual reality system about to hit the market. Gaming is very popular with the age demographic typically found at college schools so HTC is targeting the right crowd with…
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Android app of the week: News Republic
When HTC Sense Home app for Android was updated a few weeks ago, BlinkFeed shifted from a native news aggregate source to a feed for outside news aggregates. So far News Republic is the first partner HTC has integrated with BlinkFeed so let’s take a look at the app and how it works with HTC Sense…
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HTC theme of the week: Redding material
This week I bring the focus back to a material designed HTC Theme with the Redding material theme. Android design has a lot of influence on how our phones look these days. It’s not like the old days when custom user interfaces like HTC Sense were in high demand due to the lack of appeal…
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Choose your side of the force and customize your Google apps on your phone
Star Ward fans now can share their allegiance to the Light Side or Dark Side of the force thanks to Google’s new Awaken the Force Within app and service customizations. Just head on over to google.com/starwars and you’ll be given the option to choose between the Light Side and the Dark Side. Once your allegiance…