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HTC Evo 3D Coming to Telstra!

Telstra Australia is really hitting some home runs at e the moment, with it’s autumn line up of phones coming up all HTC. The HTC Sensation is available now on the network for what seems a very good outright price of $792 Australian. Of course the Sensation will not be the only dual core phone…
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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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Confirmed: Microsoft has ditched GeoTrust Verification for Individuals and DreamSpark Students!
Yesterday I got a bit of a bee in my bonnet, about some information posted about changes to the Windows Phone developer registration/certification process. The lack of solid information from Microsoft, an announcement, press release etc, detailing the changes seemed strange to me. as well as the variation in the results when following the link…
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Has Microsoft Ditched GeoTrust for Windows Phone Developer Verification?
I’m a bit befuddled by a post that I read today, that asserted as part of the recent App Hub update, bringing many new features for Windows Phone Developers, that the registration/verification process had been relaxed for individuals and students. While this may be an interpretation issue, as with the app hub refresh, Microsoft have…
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Video: HTC Gratia Unboxing!

This was a bit of a surprise I found the other day, and a nice one at that. The HTC Gratia is a low end Android device that was made available back in October 2010, but has mainly populated the European market. It’s main features were quite unimpressive, with a 600 MHz processor, and 384…
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Mysterious HTC phone found in HTC Ruby image reflection

Those of you who keep track of HTC handset code names probably recall the HTC Ruby. Earlier this year, the name was floating around and often associated with the HTC Arrive which was the first Windows Phone 7 device to launch on Sprint. Since then, the HTC Ruby name has seemingly disappeared; until late last…

