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Could HTC have a tablet running Ubuntu up their sleeves?
We are on the eve of HTC’s first big flagship phone announcement of the year and the suspense just keeps getting better and better! HTC has had a count down for several days for a multi-country launch party for something new. The rumors we have brought to you so far have all been about this…
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The HTC One X+ and One VX arrive today on AT&T. Time to decide who’s getting one as a gift.
We wanted to remind you that the HTC One X+ and the HTC One VX are now available starting today on AT&T. The One X+ costs $199.99 with a new 2-year contract and the One VX will drop at $49.99, also requiring a new 2-year contract. These are two good choices for those of you…
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Ceramic Black HTC One S now available from T-Mobile
The long-awaited Ceramic Black HTC One S has finally landed on T-Mobile USA. We’ve seen hints of T-Mobile’s black One S for months, but we’re actually surprise that T-Mobile is even bringing the handset to market this late in the year. The HTC One S made its T-Mobile USA debut in late April. It’s
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Verizon document confirms HTC 8X wireless charging
We were a bit taken aback when we learned that Verizon would be charging $199.99 for the HTC 8X when AT&T’s 8X is listed at $99.99. Yes, Verizon’s version of the 8X does have 16GB of internal storage while AT&T’s model only comes with 8GB, but that seemed to be a poor excuse for charging…
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T-Mobile teases the HTC 8X
We already know the HTC 8X is coming to T-Mobile, but what we do not have kicked down yet is the date we can pre-order or get our hands on one in the store. By way of the T-Mobile Facebook page, the magenta network has released a sign up page for all the HTC Windows…
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HTC to jump on the Windows Phone 8 train with three new phones
Windows Phone 8 may not have a release date yet, but that doesn’t mean we can’t start throwing around some HTC handset rumors. From what we can gather, rumor has it that HTC is already working on three new devices – two of which are on par with HTC’s Android flagship phones. Those on a…
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HTC bucks the trend – resists producing low-end phones for emerging markets
HTC has reaffirmed its commitment not to produce “cheap” smartphones for emerging markets like China, India and various countries in Africa. Currently, HTC has a few handsets which sell for 2,000 yuan ($314) in China, but HTC has no plans on delivering handsets which cost 1,000 yuan or less to compete with the likes of…