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T-Mobile’s HTC Sensation, Amaze and myTouch 4G Slide nearing end-of-life
T-Mobile customers planning to purchase the HTC Sensation, myTouch 4G Slide or the Amaze should probably make their purchase soon. A new picture has surfaced which shows that T-Mobile is planning on phasing out the three HTC phones listed above. In the past, T-Mobile has typically held on to HTC devices for a little more…
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T-Mobile’s HTC Amaze 4G versus the iPhone 4S: battle of the cameras
HTC has really stepped up its game in the past few months, delivering phones that take some pretty amazing shots. We knew that HTC was going to be focusing on cameras when they announced the HTC Sensation and the EVO 3D in the first half of the year, but things got even better with the…
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HTC to ‘celebrate in style’ at press event on September 20 in New York City
The wait may finally be over! HTC has sent out invitations to members of the press to an event on September 20th in New York City. As usual, no details about the event are known at this moment, but we’re expecting Peter Chou to make an appearance and we may see the unveiling of the…
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HTC Ruby To Hit T-Mobile October 26
If you haven’t heard about the HTC Ruby yet, you may want to sit up and pay attention. The HTC Ruby will be HTC’s ultimate Android device for 2011. Within it’s uncharacteristic white body beats a 1.5 GHz dual-core processor coupled with 1 GB of RAM to do all the thinking. If the eyes are…
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T-Mobile HTC Ruby to feature 1.5 GHz dual-core processor and 4.3-inch qHD display
Move over HTC Sensation – T-Mobile’s HTC Ruby is ready to take the spotlight! Rumors and pictures of the HTC Ruby have been floating around for a few weeks now, but our friends over at TmoNews have been able to scrounge up a few details about the phone’s internals. Preliminary specs on the HTC Ruby…
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Mysterious HTC phone found in HTC Ruby image reflection
Those of you who keep track of HTC handset code names probably recall the HTC Ruby. Earlier this year, the name was floating around and often associated with the HTC Arrive which was the first Windows Phone 7 device to launch on Sprint. Since then, the HTC Ruby name has seemingly disappeared; until late last…