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HTC-build Pixel phone pre-order to kick off on October 4
The launch of the HTC-built Pixel phones is likely set for the first week of October, but we’re not getting word that Telstra, a service provider in Australia, is planning to start taking pre-order of the 5-inch Google pixel phone on October 4. The phone will then go on sale two and a half weeks later…
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HTC Desire 300 Arriving to Telstra Next Week
It’s been about three years since the original HTC Desire was launched in April 2010. Arriving on Tuesday, October 29th, the HTC Desire 300 will be sold exclusively by Telstra. At a price of $179AU, the HTC Desire 300 is an entry level phone. However, it will be sporting a 4.3″ screen and BlinkFeed, which…
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Telstra shows up HTC Velocity 4G
Telstra is going to launch his first 4G smartphone in partnership with HTC. For people who don’t know, Telstra is an Australian company for fixed and mobile telecommunications, business services and cable TV. While 4G may be a standard requirement now for high-end phones in the U.S. market, Telstra is making waves in the news because the HTC Velocity 4G will be the first…
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HTC Evo 3D Coming to Telstra!
Telstra Australia is really hitting some home runs at e the moment, with it’s autumn line up of phones coming up all HTC. The HTC Sensation is available now on the network for what seems a very good outright price of $792 Australian. Of course the Sensation will not be the only dual core phone…
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Telstra Officially Getting the HTC Sensation!
I thought I caught a couple of sly tweets this week from @Telstra_News, one especially that caught my eye yesterday. Telstra will be launching the HTC Sensation in July! This is huge news for down under, with a new wave of next generation handsets becoming available locally. The Sensation is a dual core, high resolution…
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Telstra Has No Sense! GingerBread for the Desire!
When the Desire hit Telstra back in early 2010, it was their premier device, but Android has evolved and grown in size. As the Android OS matures, it inevitably has a larger device footprint, and older devices like the HTC Desire, don’t have the inbuilt ROM storage to support it, and HTC’s Sense UI. So…