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How to SIM unlock the HTC Vivid and add T-Mobile’s access point
I recently purchased a HTC Vivid on Craigslist while on vacation in California (my home state I might add), fully aware that the phone is sold to operate with AT&T service, but I knew the good guys at HTCSIMUnlock.com would be able to help me get this phone unlocked and ready to run with my T-Mobile SIM card. …
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HTC Proto to launch as HTC Desire X?
If you’ve been following the latest news on the HTC Proto, you may have heard that the device looks nearly identical to the HTC Desire V which launched in China even though rumors speculated that it would replace the HTC One V. Now we’re hearing that the HTC Proto may actually launch as an HTC…
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CyanogenMod 10 nightlies now available for the HTC One X, One S and EVO 4G LTE
HTC is working on its Android 4.1 update for its latest flagship devices, but we know many of you simply can’t wait for an official update. Fortunately, the CyanogenMod team has just added the HTC One X, HTC One S and HTC EVO 4G LTE to its official CM10 nightlies list – giving handset owners…
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Mystery HTC LTE enabled Windows Phone 8 handsets gains Bluetooth certification
We’re know for a while that HTC has been working on a new lineup of Windows Phone 8 devices, but we finally have some concrete evidence to go off of. A device named HTC 6990LVW received its Bluetooth certification on August 13th and is expected to launch with support for Verizon’s 4G LTE network. No more details are…
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New pictures reveal HTC Proto is simply the HTC Desire V with a dual-core S4 processor
The HTC Proto rumor from last week is getting a little more clear. New pictures posted on The Verge show off the shell of the device which looks verysimilar to the HTC Desire V which launched is China earlier this summer. The HTC Proto is expected to replace the HTC One V with a slight…
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Cricket Wireless to carry the HTC One V starting in September
Yesterday, HTC announced that the HTC One V will soon be available through Cricket Wireless. Though pricing details have yet to be revealed, Cricket plans to start selling HTC’s mid-range phone from the One series over the holiday weekend with smartphone plans starting at $55 per month and add $10 if you want their Muve Music and media plan. Cricket’s website…
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HTC clears the air – Beats Audio integration not going anywhere
While yesterday’s news about HTC’s plans to reduce handset prices was well received by the technology community, HTC released a statement to set the record straight on one aspect of the rumor. As it turns out, HTC has no plans to cut Beat Audio technology from its phones any time soon, leaving the company with…