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HTC CEDA200 shows up on the FCC’s website
The HTC CEDA200 is the latest HTC handset to surface on the FCC’s website. Unfortunately, there’s not much to go off of, but we’re pretty sure that the CEDA200 is the same as the HTC Cedar that was leaked in HTC 2009 lineup documents. The CEDA200 will feature a portrait style screen, which should give…
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HTC Dream makes its Italian debut with TIM
For those of you lucky enough to be living in Italy (I lived there for a while and miss it so much), TIM (Telecom Italia Mobile) has just launched the HTC Dream on their network. It features a Quad Band 850/900/1800/1900 Mhz radio chip set. The HTC Dream can be your for €429 (roughly $575)…
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HTC Source is back
I just want to thank all our readers for their incredible patience. HTC Source has been a bit quiet for over a week. I received quite a few e-mails and Tweets from many of you while I was away and it’s nice to see that I’ve been missed. For those of you who have not…
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HTC plans on releasing 3 Android phones in 2009
HTC was the first to bring an Android powered handset to market late last year. Within the next few weeks, HTC will be sellign the HTC Magic in Europe, but the Android fun doesn’t stop there. It turns out that HTC CEO Peter Chou is expecting at least three Android phones in 2009. This leaves…
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Sprint smartphone lineup leaked with a lot of HTC
Some leaked PowerPoint presentations have made their way onto the web which show Sprint’s smartphone plans for the next few months. You’ll notice that They were just able to squeeze in the HTC made Palm Treo Pro for Q1, but Q2 and Q3 also have some HTC goodness in the works. Sprint is planning on…
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HTC XV6157 in the works for Verizon?
It would appear that Verizon Wireless has another HTC handset coming down the pipeline some time soon. The Global Certification Forum has just approved an HTC handset with a very familiar XV preceding the product number. On the GCF website, the HTC XV6157 is noted as having quad-bands GSM radio support which would give this…
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Android support team setting up shop in Taiwan
We know Google has been working really hard with HTC this year to get the ball rolling on Android powered handsets. In order to get things moving a little faster with multiple manufacturers, Google has set up an Android support team in Taiwan. The Android support team is tasked with assisting phone developers bring quality…