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T3 names HTC and HTC Desire as top brand and top Phone for 2010
Since HTC Source is a site dedicated to HTC and their product, it’s pretty safe to assume that we respect and admire what they do. We may be a bit biased, but we’re pretty sure that most of you regard HTC as one of the leaders in the smartphone segment, always pushing the boundaries with…
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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…
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udK_dev delivers Froyo with a bit of Sense for the HTC Desire
We’ve been promised Android 2.2 for all of HTC’s 2010 phones, but if you’re looking to get your hands on Froyo a little early and happen to own an HTC Desire, we’re happy to announce that Android 2.2 has landed. The new build from udK_dev is mixed in with HTC Sense, offering a pretty complete…
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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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HTC Desire heading to “select regional carriers” in the U.S. this August
While we knew that the launch of the HTC Desire on US Cellular has been delayed by Samsung’s inability to produce their 3.7” AMOLED displays quick enough, HTC has just announced that the HTC Desire will be hitting the U.S. market sometime in August. Until now, we only thought that the phone would be heading…
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Telus to launch HTC Triumph before August
Those of you hoping to get your hands on the HTC Desire in North America will need to start packing their bags and heading north. Canadian service provider Telus will be the first to offer the HTC Desire on this side of the Atlantic. Telus’ version of the desire will be named HTC Triumph. Don’t…
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HTC Desire and Legend facing Android Market restrictions
Probably one of the most notable features of Android is the ability to download apps from the Android Market. Simply select the Market icon and you’ll be treated to nearly 40,000 applications to choose from. However, things aren’t so simply if you just picked up the HTC Legend or the Desire. You still have access…