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HTC Glacier could be T-Mobile’s Project Emerald
The HTC Glacier (a previously unknown handset) has recently been spotted on GLBenchmark’s website. Not much is known about the new handset except for its screen resolution (800 x 480 pixels) and its GLBenchmark Pro 1.1 scores (1432 frames). The scores themselves are not anything revolutionary since it falls right below the Samsung Galaxy S,…
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HTC and Sprint unleash Froyo for the HTC EVO 4G
If you havn’t heard, Android 2.2 for the HTC EVO 4G has finally landed. No,m this isn’t another one of those pre-releases that have been floating around for the past few days. There’s no five step process to manually download an install the update either. From your home screen, simply press menu > settings >…
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New picture of the myTouch HD shows off the phone’s back side
Very little is known about the upcoming HTC Vanguard. Some were expecting it the be the G1 Blaze, but now it looks like T-Mobile’s first official phone to support HSDPA+ may be the myTouch (3G) HD. As of now, all we know about the phone is the name and what’s been revealed through the two…
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Leaked Froyo build for DROID Incredible hits the web
Rumors about the impending Android 2.2 update for the DROID Incredible. A new leaked Froyo Rom for the Incredible has been leaked and looks to be very close to what Verizon may officially push out the phone. Speculation puts the Android 2.2 build to be released within the next week or two, but before you…
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HTC mytouch HD appears out of nowhere, could be the rumored HTC Vanguard
For a while, we have been assuming that the upcoming HTC Vanguard and HTC Vision were the same phone. We’ve seen images of the phone in the wild along with renders. Unfortunately, a new image that surfaced this morning has seems to contradict what we thought we knew. Android Central has unveiled an image of…
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The HTC G1 retires from T-Mobile’s Android lineup
We’ve known for a long time that this day would eventually come, but none of us knew exactly when it would occur. T-Mobile has retired the HTC G1 from their Android lineup, leaving a small void, mostly in people’s hearts. To many, the G1 became obsolete when Google unveiled Android 2.1 on the Nexus One…
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HTC officially moving to SLCD displays for the Nexus One and HTC Desire
Shortages of Samsung’s AMOLED display have finally forced HTC to change supplier and display technology. HTC has finally made an official announcement that the HTC Desire and global Nexus One will both be equipped with SONY’s new SLCD screens which feature VSPEC III technology. The new screens should offer a better experience for customers since…