HTC Sensation XL with Beats headphones Ever since HTC acquired Beats Audio last Summer, the company has always tried to use the brand as a selling point for their…
Finally MobileFun got this cool HTC One X case range - they're official so offer the perfect fit and available in blue, orange, white and grey - so there's…
HTC dual SIM phone HTC haven't released any dual-SIM phones so far, but it seems things are about to change, as such a device has recently been spotted in…
Beats Electronics and MOG According to people familiar with the company, Beats Electronics, who most of you know for their popular line of high-end headphones, are currently negotiating to buy a…
HTC Golf A photo has recently leaked online, which is supposed to be made using an unknown HTC smartphone, code named Golf. It seems that (much like the car)…
HTC have decided to use their new corporate blog, which they launched just about a month ago, to reveal some more information about the Android 4.0 Ice Cream Sandwich update for their devices. The company actually initially released such information back in February, but now it’s ready to add a few other devices to their list, which currently includes 16 of their products. So far the update is only available for the Sensation and Sensation XE, but according to HTC, some other devices from the Sensation live, the 4G and XL, to be exact, are also going to receive it pretty soon.
A few weeks ago HTC made an announcement, that they would deliver an update for Android 4.0 Ice Cream Sandwich for some of their devices in the beginning of March and it seems, that the company is going to keep their promise. According to quite a few German users, the update has already began and the devices, which are going to receive it first are the Sensation and the Sensation XE.
HTC Titan The first smartphone, running Microsoft's mobile platform, to be sold in China is going to be the HTC Titan. The device is actually going to be called…
The first quad-core smartphone from HTC, which we know by the names Endeavor and Edge, may actually hit the market as the One X. At least, that's what PocketNow…