-
HTC and Sprint release HTCLogger security patch OTA update

Remember that security hole which was identified in the HTCLogger app a few weeks back? It looks like some HTC customers no longer have to worry about malicious apps accessing their personal data as HTC and Sprint have started pushing out an OTA security patch which fixes the vulnerability. The update is being rolled out…
-
HTC gives Android 4.0 two thumbs up, already sorting out handset update plans

We’re not sure how any of you stayed up late last night ot get a peak at Samsung’s new Galaxy Nexus phone, but if you did you also got to see everything that Google has in store for Android with their Ice Cream Sandwich update. The newest version of Android features a complete UI overhaul…
-
Google publicly supports HTC in battle with Apple over patent disputes

HTC and Apple have been going head-to-head over various patent disputes for years. HTC has been bulking up its patent portfolio over the past few months and now it look like HTC has Google in its corner to lend a helping hand and make sure that HTC is not banned from selling Android powered devices…
-
HTC confirms security hole, fix already in the works

HTC has released a new statement today, acknowledging that the security hole discovered in their new devices over the weekend could allow malicious applications to access the system data collected by their HTCLogger app. A patch is currently being worked on and will be rolled out after a short testing period with service providers. …
-
HTCLogger security hole leaves your personal info out in the open

Buying a new phone or getting a new system update is always exciting. But what if we told you that the latest system update you received on your HTC device or the new EVO 3D you’re carrying around could be exposing some of your personal information. Over the weekends, Android Police revealed that the HTCLogger.apk…
-
‘Come feel every beat’ with HTC on October 6 in London

HTC is hosting another party in London on October 6th for anyone willing to “come feel every beat.” Besides the obvious reference to Beats Audio and a picture of Beats headphones, we’re not exactly sure what HTC will be showing off at the event. The last time HTC hosted a public event in London, they…
