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Rumor: HTC and Facebook partnering to develop new phone
The HTC ChaCha and Salsa didn’t really take off like HTC had hoped, but that’s not stopping them from developing another Facebook phone. Digitimes is reporting that HTC and Facebook will be working together to create a new phone which could launch as early as Q3 of 2012. The device will be running on a…
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HTC Dev unlocks bootloaders for seven more HTC phones
HTC’s official bootloader unlocking tool has just added support for a few new devices. OK, new may not be the right word since the newest device on the list was announced eleven months ago, but we’re glad to see the HTC Dev team working hard to add support to as many phones as possible. The…
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HTC Salsa Shipping with Weibo, Not Facebook, in China!
HTC to date has two Android devices, that are known as Facebook phones, the Cha Cha and the Salsa. Whilst the rest of the worlds social networking seems to revolve around Facebook and Twitter, in China the big player is Sina Weibo.com. While this may seem trivial, this deviation from the norm by HTC makes…
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Video: a hands-on look at the HTC ChaCHa and the HTC Salsa
I know, I know, no one really cares about the HTC Salsa or the HTC ChaCha. But since the two handsets are the only truly unique phones that have come out of Barcelona, we thought we’d give you a little peek at a rare hands-on video of the two social phones from HTC. Most other…
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Introducing the HTC Salsa, the second of two social phones from HTC
The second social phone in HTC’s 2011 Mobile World Congress lineup is the HTC Salsa. The Android 2.3.3 powered device is running on a 600 MHz processor with 512 MB of RAM, 512 MB of ROM, microSD card slot, 5 MP camera with LED flahs on the back, VGA camera on the front, 1520 mAh…
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HTC unveils six new devices (including a their first tablet) at Mobile World Congress
Ladies and gentlemen, we introduce to you six new devices from HTC! Normally we would simply call them handsets, but this year HTC has decided to throw an Android tablet into the mix, completely screwing up the words we were planning on using (don’t worry, that’s certainly a good thing). The six new HTC devices…