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We just launched a new forum!
HTC Source has just launched a new forum! Feel free to join by clicking on the forum link at the top of the page or in the login area tothe right. There's not a whole lot of conversations going on quite yet, but it'll be a place dedicated 100% to HTC devices and software.
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HTC Titan hacked for gpsOne
It seems as if HTC Titan owners are in for a nice treat since the good people over at PhoneNews have figured out how to hack the device to enable gpsOne service. For those of you who are not familiar with gpsOne, it allows you to use your CDMA carriers network infomration to accurately pinpoint…
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HTC releases TouchFLO 2 codename: Manila
HTC has been hard at work to deliver a much better TouchFLO user interface for thei new devices. Late last night, we got our first sneak preview of Manila which is though to be HTC's second rendition of their touchFLO technology. From the screen shots above you can see that the interface does a little…
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HTC Q1 Sales to be up 35%
HTC has just released news that they are expecting to grown their first quarter sales by 35% over last year. There has been a lot of speculation that HTC sales would slow with the entire market, but HTC's strategy to bring HTC branded smart phone devices to market without the help from major carriers has…
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Skyfire’s secret lies in the servers
We still have not gotten and invite for SkyFire beta, but that has not stopped us from doing a little more research on their new browser for Windows Mobile devices. We were able to dig up from infomration on CNET.com about how the browser works. Skyfire's secret to offering a full browser on your windows…
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HTC launches HTC Shift UMPC
High Tech Computer (HTC) has finally launched the HTC Shift UMPC (ultra mobile PC), but only in Taiwan. The HTCC Shift is expected to be available in Australia, Hong Kong, Malaysia, Singapore and Thailand, at the end of February. a long-time partner of HTC, Chunghwa Telecom (CHT), has decided to test the water for the UMPC…
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Samsung and Motorola push HTC out of first place
A new report reveals that Samsung and Motorola have recently surpassed HTC in non-touch screen windows Mobile devices. This news is not that surprising since the Samsung Black Jack and Motorola Q lines have been flying off the shelves for the past few months. HTC has been focusing a lot more on their signature touch…