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HTC EVO 3D Q&A (your questions, our answers)

In an effort to answer as many questions about the new HTC EVO 3D, we have put together a list of all your questions which you sent in via Twitter. Most of them were on topic, but there are a few that are a bit bazar. Let us know what you think. If we didn’t…
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HTC EVO 3D now available from Sprint
The HTC EVO 3D is finally here! Sprint and a handful of other online retails are now selling the HTC EVO 3D. The official price of the handset is $199.99 with a new two year contract or $549.99 if you’re looking to buy the phone without any strings attached. Other online retailers like Amazon Wireless…
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HTC Rider unveils itself as the HTC EVO 4G+

The mystery of the HTC Rider has finally been solved! HTC has unveiled the HTC EVO 4G+ for the Korean market. From what we can gather, the HTC EVO 4G+ is essentially an HTC EVO 3D without the 3D. It comes equipped with a 4.3-inch qHD display, dual-core 1.2 GHz Qualcomm Snapdragon processor, 8 megapixel…
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HTC Puccini to be unveiled at press event in London on June 27th?

HTC may finally be ready to unveil the HTC Puccini, their first Honeycomb tablet. Invitations have been going out all week to members of the press for an event in London on June 27th. No one is sure what HTC is planning to unveil next week and he only clue they have given is: “where…
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HTC to “cut select apps” in order to make the HTC Desire’s Gingerbread update fit on the phone

Earlier this week, HTC made a startling announcement, revealing that they had scrapped their Gingerbread (Android 2.3) update plans for the HTC Desire due to the handset’s memory limitations. The news came as a shock to most HTC Desire owners since HTC promised that the entire Desire family of phones would be updated to Android…
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Video: How to disassemble the HTC Thunderbolt

Handset teardowns aren’t anything new, but it’s not often that we get step-by-step instructions to go along with them. DirectFix has just posted a new video which gives us a detailed look at how to dismantle the HTC Thunderbolt. We can’t really think of any good reason you would want to take your 4G handset…
