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HTC Vision makes an appearance in the wild
Those looking to get their hands on a Snapdragon equipped QWERTY Android phone may have something to look forward to. It appears as though the HTC Vision has finally been spotted in the wild. The HTC Vision features a four row QWERTY keyboard, 3.7 inch display, capacitive buttons, and an optical track-pad. We assume that…
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DROID Incredible delays continue, Verizon sending out gift card for the inconvenience
By now, it’s pretty evident that the shortage of Samsung AMOLED displays is taking a huge hit on HTC’s lineup of Android handsets. The Verizon DROID Incredible has been sold out ever since its launch nearly two months ago and it looks like the supply shortage may continue for a little longer. Verizon customers who…
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Latest HTC EVO 4G update fixes issues, bricks some phones
Many HTC EVO 4G owners may have noticed an OTA update for their handsets yesterday. The new update (version 1.47.651.1) that Sprint is pushing out to the phone includes improved Wi-Fi performance, a fix to the integrated Facebook Sync feature which should help improve battery life, and a few tweaks to the Exchange Active Sync…
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HTC Desire, Legend, and Wildfire to get Froyo update in Q3
Froyo may have just hit the Nexus One, but HTC is already working hard to bring Google’s latest treat to a few of their other phones. HTC has informed Recombu that they are already working on porting their HTC Sense UI to Android 2.2 and have plans on releasing it for the HTC Desire, Legend,…
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Google rolling out official Android 2.2 build for the Nexus One
Google’s official Froyo build is finally rolling out to Nexus One owners. Late last night, Google started rolling out the latest OTA update to the At&t and T-Mobile versions of the Nexus One. Nexus One owners can simply wait for the update notification to hit their handsets or navigate to Settings > About phone >…
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Rumored HTC Vision could feature new dual-core Qualcomm Snapdragon processor
Most of HTC’s recent Android phones have been the talk of the neighborhood. Large capacitive displays, 1GHz Snapdragon processors, Android 2.1, HTC Sense, and a handful of other top of the line features. The only problem is that it simply looks like HTC has been putting out clones with only a few variations or tweaks. …
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Verizon removes HTC DROID Eris from website
As more and more consumers turn to Android as their smartphone OS of choice, Verizon has silently removed one option for consumers to choose from. Verizon’s DROID Eris is no longer available on the company’s website. The HTC made DROID Eris has only been on sale for about eight months and many thought it would…