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HTC’s Nexus tablet codenamed Volantis
Tonight, we bring to you news that just won’t die. The HTC Nexus tablet is becoming more and more of a reality. So real in fact that sources say consumers should see this product in the fourth quarter of this year. HTC products keep jumping to the top of my list this year; first it…
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HTC execs talk tablets and wearables
In a recent joint-interview HTC’s top two executives, Cher Wang (Chairwoman) and Peter Chou (CEO) discuss their changing roles with the company and draws us a picture of what mobile looks like to HTC as they continue to climb the uphill battle in the mobile-space. Mr. Chou is handing over a sizable part of his…
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No new HTC tablets coming to the market anytime soon
HTC’s role in the tablet boom has been minimal since the craze blossomed more than a year ago. In fact, this year alone HTC has had zero productivity in the tablet arena. HTC has really only dabbled their feet in the market with the HTC Flyer (a.k.a. Evo View 4G) and the HTC Jetstream last year, but these devices went somewhat unnoticed by customers and HTC alike. The HTC Flyer…
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Official: HTC tablets will not be updated to Android 4.0
HTC’s official Android 4.0 update list includes the majority of the phones which have been rolled out within the past 12-18 months. We’re glad HTC will be keeping most of its newer phone up to date, but we did miss one important piece which was tucked inside HTC’s list. HTC’s Android tablets (the HTC Flyer,…
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HTC Jetstream gets permanent root access and the CWM Recovery
Thanks to DooMLoRD, the HTC Jetstream from AT&T has finally received a permanent root solution which should kick start things for the community over at XDA-Developers. The Jetstream, HTC’s second attempt at an Android tablet, has been on the market since early September. We’re not sure how many people have actually bit the bullet and…
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HTC Jetstream Manhandled, Guerrilla Look and Bench!
We’ve heard about the Jetstream a 10.1 inch tablet from HTC, that has slipped into AT&T retail outlets with less fanfare than Hulk Hogan opening a Crèche. Maybe HTC just want to test the waters, the Jetstream is a premium Tablet device that demands a huge ransom, a whopping $850 US to liberate it from…
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HTC Jetstream now available from AT&T
HTC’s first Honeycomb powered Android tablet is finally here. The HTC Jetstream is now available from AT&T for the cool price of $699.99 with a two year data contract. If you’re made or money or don’t feel like you want to pay AT&T $35/month for your internet connection, AT&T will sell you the HTC Jetstream…