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HTC partners with IBM to gain a momentum in the enterprise market
HTC has formed a new partnership with IBM which they expect will help the company reach its goal of selling 100-million devices per year. The new agreement with IBM will help HTC gain a stronger foothold in the enterprise market with the integration of IBM’s smart business applications on HTC devices. Details about the IBM and HTC…
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Android 4.0 update confirmed for the HTC Flyer
As you know, HTC Flyer and Evo View 4G have recently received Honeycomb via an update. For some users this update may be a disappointment because the user experience is completely changed. It is worth mentioning some disadvantages such as loss of physical buttons for the benefit of virtual permanent buttons and a new launcher which changed the home screen grid and HTC’s Sense widgets that many of us have come…
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Sprint releases software updates for HTC EVO 4G and HTC EVO Design 4G
Sprint has released software updates for both the HTC EVO 4G and the newer HTc EVO Design 4G. No, handset owners are not getting treated to Ice Cream Sandwich, but they will get a few system tweaks which include security updates, an updated Peep client and battery life improvements. The OTA software updates will start…
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Windows Phone Mango Update for HTC Titan and Radar (8107)
Compared to most Android users, those who use Microsoft’s Windows Phones are probably feeling spoiled right about now. Microsoft is making it a habit of rolling out new software updated to all Windows Phone device and it looks like the trend will continue. From several sources (including HTC Hub), HTC is rolling out a new Mango…
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HTC’s quad-core Edge now renamed Endeavor or is it Supreme?
Mobile World Congress is right around the corner and HTC is deciding to change things up a bit. According to an HTC source, the Taiwanese company plans on renaming the code-named HTC Edge to the HTC Endevour. This quad-core, Tegra 3 powerhouse, was rumored last year and is anticipated to be HTC’s flagship device for the…
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Sprint beginning to remove Carrier IQ from HTC devices
In December, Sprint stated that they would remove the network diagnostic tool Carrier IQ, from all their devices. Now, an HTC representative has confirmed that they are working with Sprint to begin removing the infamous software from HTC devices. The first HTC device on Sprint’s network to actually have Carrier IQ removed was the HTC…
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HTC Dev unlocks bootloaders for seven more HTC phones
HTC’s official bootloader unlocking tool has just added support for a few new devices. OK, new may not be the right word since the newest device on the list was announced eleven months ago, but we’re glad to see the HTC Dev team working hard to add support to as many phones as possible. The…