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Sprint rolls out HTC EVO 4G training to employees

Sprint has started rolling out the HTC EVO 4G training course to their employees. AndroidGuys was sent a few snap shots of the training module that all Sprint employees are required to complete. Speculation is that the Sprint HTC EVO 4G will be hitting store shelves on June 6th and we already know that THE…
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Sprint HTC EVO 4G pre-orders hitting THE SHACK later this month

HTC’s EVO 4G may not have an official launch date yet, but according to a new leaked image, you should be able to get your name on the pre-order list before the month is out. Engadget was able to get their hands on an image which shows that the Sprint HTC EVO 4G will be…
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T-Mobile HTC HD2 review

It’s no secret that the T-Mobile HTC HD2 is one of the most powerful smartphones on the planet. When HTC launched the phone in Europe in 2009, the HTC HD2 was the first phone to feature Qualcomm’s 1GHz Snapdragon processor. The boost in processor speed gave the HD2 nearly double the power found in other…
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Hands-on with the myTouch 3G 3.5mm

The T-Mobile myTouch 3G was initially launched in August of 2009. It was T-Mobile’s second Android powered phone and came with T-Mobile’s “make it mine” promise. The idea was that customers could customize the handset to their heart’s content, making it unique the the users needs and style. Unfortunately, the original myTouch 3G suffered from…
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Skyfire brings flash to Android with new Skyfire 2.0 app
Over the past few years, Skyfire has built up their reputation by offering the most complete mobile web experience on Windows Mobile and Symbian. Today, Skyfire has announced that their award-winning mobile browser is now available for the Android platform. Traditional mobile browsers work hard to bring the full web experience to your little phone,…
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HTC expects Android to drive 36% increase in sales for Q2
We all know that HTC has never been in the same categories as the other big players in the handset market. Samsung, Nokia, LG, and all the other handset manufacturers churn through millions of phone per months, while HTC struggles to hit those same numbers in a quarter. But with the ever-increasing adoption rate of…

