**Update** Tech Website CNET Uk has confirmed with HTC that teh Andorid Jelly Bean 4.1 update will be coming to its current flagship handsets the… Read More »**UPDATED** HTC Confirms Android 4.1 Jelly Bean coming to HTC One X & One S
A pair of popular HTC smartphones – the One XL and One S – have been confirmed as being amongst those receiving the upcoming Android… Read More »Aussie Network Confirms Android 4.1 Jelly Bean on HTC Smartphones Including One XL & One S
A pair of popular HTC smartphones – the One XL and One S – have been confirmed as being amongst those receiving the upcoming Android… Read More »Aussie Network Confirms Android 4.1 Jelly Bean on HTC Smartphones Including One XL & One S
HTC seem to be playing a bit of Android hokey cokey with its HTC Desire HD handset and the current Android Ice Cream Sandwich update,… Read More »HTC Desire HD and Desire S Will Get Android 4.0 Ice Cream Sandwich Update!
Unlike fellow tech maker LG which has backed out of the tablet market, Taiwanese neighbour HTC looks to plunge right in with a second Android… Read More »Benchmark Confirms Vertex Tablet as HTC Flyer Successor – Arriving with Quad-core CPU & Android ICS
Unlike fellow tech maker LG which has backed out of the tablet market, Taiwanese neighbour HTC looks to plunge right in with a second Android… Read More »Benchmark Confirms Vertex Tablet as HTC Flyer Successor – Arriving with Quad-core CPU & Android ICS
Back in May the Gadget Helpline shared a list of HTC smartphones confirmed for the Android update to version 4.0. But now a Canadian network… Read More »HTC Cancels Android 4.0 Ice Cream Sandwich Update for Desire HD
HTC seems to be hiding the most powerful Android smartphone or tablet we’ve never seen…
HTC reverts back to the old Desire brand but keeps the ‘One’ series style and software with ICS and Sense 4.0. Is it a good mix?
Will Microsoft’s next mobile OS feature a curved keyboard interface? This suspicious leaked photo might suggest so..
HTC has announced a new proprietary streaming AV solution for its products called HTC Connect, offering AirPlay style features…
Microsoft will not be manufacturing any “home-made” smartphone hardware in support of the new Windows Phone 8 OS.