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HTC unveils the HTCS740 in Europe
So, I was checking my e-mail one last time before heading off to bed. I noticed that there was a new message from out good friends at HTC. I have not written to them in the past week, so I knew it had to be something good since the only time they write me is…
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HTC Dream will be 55mm x 115mm
It appears that HTC was not too pleased with the FCC outing the HTC Dream last week on their website. It turns out that the diagram that the FCC released was to revealing for HTC’s taste for they asked them to put up a different one. You would think by now that HTC should know…
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The look of the T-Mobile HTC Dream G1?
We typically don’t like to give you misleading information, so we’ll come out right away and tell you that this is a photoshopped image. It seems the guys over on the TmoWorld Forums have gotten their hands on what appears to be a mockup on the dream and have tweaked it a little for our…
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HTC producing new Palm Treo Pro
The Palm Treo Pro has a few features that don’t seem to match up with their most recent Windows Mobile device. An extremely familiar looking task manager and a flush display seem to remind many of HTC’s new design features on their Touch line of products. In the past, HTC manufactured the Palm Treo 650, just as…
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Vodafone gives HTC made SONY Xperia X1 an October Release Date
For months, we’ve been wondering when SONY would launch their HTC made XPRERIA X1 phone. Now it seems we might have an answer. Vodafone UK has come to the rescue by declaring that the XPERIA X1 wil be "expected" in October of this year. We have known for a while that SONY’s plan was to…
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HTC Planning to Capture Spot in Top-five Global Phone Market Share
For years, HTC has been known mainly for their ODM products that have put out for Treo, iMate Compaq, HP, and many more big name electronics companies. But lately things have changed at HTC. They have started their long awaited push to be recognized as the leading smartphone maker on the globe and so far…
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HTC Source RSS Feed Issues
I was sitting watching some TV when my HTC Touch lit up with a new e-mail. It turns out that one of our readers who had subscribed to our RSS feed was having issues with the links within the feed to the articles. I quickly jumped up to test the RSS links to see if…