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HTC launching global “You” marketing campaign
As many of you know already, there’s need talks about HTC rolling out a global marketing campaign in order to better promote HTC handsets and build brand recognition. Over the past week or so many started to notice teaser billboard ads across the U.S. with no branding and only displaying the words "You". You might…
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HTC hands out a bit of Sense to the HTC Magic
HTC promised they would be rolling out Sense on older Android phones back in August. We were initially told that the update would come sometime in October, but a lot of users lost hope as the month rolled on. Fortunately for us, HTC has kept their promise. We are still in October and HTC has…
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HTC HD2 shows off multi-touch support for Internet Explorer
A while back, there were a few reports that indicated that the HD2 would not have multi-touch support for Internet Explorer. This seemed a bit reasonable since Windws Mobile technically does not support multi-touch at all, so why should one of its apps? Those initial reports were based off of an early build of the…
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Android App Review: Handcent gives you full control over your SMS
A few days ago, I casually recommended the Handcent SMS app in my post about the Sprint HTC Hero messaging app glitch. Long story short, the Hero Messaging app was causing the battery to drain and replacing it with a new one from the Android Market fixes the issue. I got a few comments on…
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Images and specs of the HTC Dragon get leaked
For a few weeks now, we’ve known that HTC is working on a new Android phone called the HTC Dragon. We’ve seen screen shots from a ROM dump, but now we’re getting our first look at leaked images and preliminary handset specification. The leaked images show off the from and back of the handset. Just…
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Android App Review: Flyscreen breathes life into your lock screen
Oh your lock screen. It is what it is. Time, date, press menu to unlock. It does its job. What more could you ever ask from it? Even with some lock screen alternatives out in the market, some of you may have been yearning for something that is a little more than just the time…
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At&t HTC Pure gets a 1
The At&t HTC Pure is one of the best Windows Mobile phone you can get and At&t’s price of $149 is undoubtedly the best deal you’ll ever find. At&t’s off contract pricing starts at $349.99 and then gets chopped away with a new two year contract agreement and their mail-in-rebate. Fortunately for you, Amazon thinks…
