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Is The HTC/ Apple Patent Battle Significant?
It’s not a new thing for companies and mobile phone OEM’s to have a dispute over cross patenting issues. While the patents are older than the smartphone, the technology harks back to the handheld computer when devices like the Apple Newton, Dell Axim or the HP iPaq dominated the sector. A lot of what we…
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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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Rogers HTC EVO 3D to launch with unlocked bootloader

While HTC may be working furiously to unlock the bootloader for the Sprint HTC EVO 3D, it looks like our friend up north may be the first in line for it. Earlier this week, Rogers announced that the HTC EV O3D would be heading to their network this summer. While the official announcement makes no…
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HTC Puccini passes through the FCC, heading to AT&T with support for LTE

Still craving an HTC tablet with a larger screen running on Honeycomb? The HTC Puccini has just made its way through the FCC with a few telltale signs that it could be landing on AT&T this summer. The FCC filing indicates that the HTC Puccini comes equipped with a GSM radio with 850, 1900MHz frequencies…
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Zune Music and Podcast Finally Hitting Australia!
There’s been a lot of rumblings amongst Windows Phone users, about the features that would come to the platform, in what part of the world. Many of the services available have been limited by region, [former link shows regional availability], and those limitations have been the bane of Windows Phone users outside the UK and…
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HTC and Apple Patent Wars: Bitter Fruit!
In the world of the technology giants, intellectual property is probably their most valuable asset. Age old patents, can come back to bite companies in the butt, but it seems to be the bread and butter of the smartphone industry. Microsoft make more off of their licensing agreements with companies like HTC and Samsung devices…

