HTC had the Internet all in a tizzy late last year when a leak revealed the beastly HTC Edge. Why the hubbub? The handset will reportedly come equipped with Nvidia’s insane Tegra 3 processor. Yes, monstrous quad-core goodness in a smartphone package. A new report from MoDaCo claims the device is set to be unveiled

HTC owners, here’s some sensational news: The manufacturer on Thursday announced that the initial Ice Cream Sandwich wave will hit devices by the end of March. First in line will be the HTC Sensation, HTC Sensation 4G, HTC Sensation XE and soon after the HTC Sensation XL. The cavalcade of dessert-y goodness won’t rest there.

There aren’t many out there at the moment, but March 1 will see the launch of another Android Ice Cream Sandwich-powered smartphone. It’ll arrive on hardware you’re already familiar with, the HTC Sensation, but in addition to the new operating system the device will get a fancy white look. HTC announced the device in a

HTC has acknowledged what it calls a “small” issue on certain Android-powered devices, which may expose the passwords to Wi-Fi networks you have connected to. Security researchers Chris Hessing and Bret Jordan first discovered the flaw, which allows third-party applications to see your Wi-Fi credentials in full. Applications with access to the “android.permission.ACCESS_WIFI_STATE” permission, according to The

An upcoming HTC smartphone — set to get its unveiling at Mobile World Congress in February — has been leaked in a three-minute video from HTC Hub. The clip shows off its Android 4.0.1 Ice Cream Sandwich operating system, and that brand new HTC Sense 4.0 user interface that we’re all looking forward to. Codenamed the

The HTC Sense user interface is one of the most popular skins for Android, and one of the main reasons why Android users become attached to HTC devices. Sense 3.5 works wonderfully under the Gingerbread operating system, providing users with a seamless link to all of their favorite features directly from their home screen. So

HTC, one of the tech industry’s most prolific handset makers, revealed the company is reflecting on its current “more is better” approach, instead concentrating on moving toward “slow and steady.” Judging from last quarter’s figures, something obviously isn’t working for HTC; the company recently announced its net income dropped an appalling 26 percent last quarter,

Is this a sign that the world just isn’t interested in 3D smartphones? The Android-powered HTC Evo 3D, which was launched just last year, has already been demoted to the bargain bin at Asda stores throughout the U.K., with prices slashed to just £250 (approx. $390). But whether or not you’re into glasses-free 3D technology,

The Internet, being what it is, typically reveals products long before they’re officially announced by companies. In the run up to Mobile World Congress, a whole slew of leaked information has been making the rounds, including products from Huawei, Samsung, LG and HTC, just to name a few, the last of which maybe ready to

Android users hoping to snap up a new budget handset may be in for a treat in the coming weeks, with HTC set to announce the HTC Primo at Mobile World Congress in Barcelona next month. The device is tipped to be the first entry-level handset featuring Beats audio technology, and it will ship running the

Some of you may remember that I’m an advocate of the first Titan, even made it my daily driver. Now faced with the new iteration, I couldn’t wait to check out a quick comp. Verdict? Very nice indeed. The II’s soft-touch plastic feels really nice in the hand, the photo-snapping chops are robust (at a

We managed to get some hands-on time with the HTC Titan II, the latest WinPho phone that was announced this morning at AT&T’s Developer Summit. So does “new” mean better? Well, after 2 minutes of usage, we’d have to say things are looking pretty great for this handset. Here, Jon Rettinger takes a quick look

So what does a massive Windows Phone 7.5 LTE device with a huge 16 MP camera, 1.5 GHZ Snapdragon S2 processor, and 4.7-inch WVGA super LCD display look like in person? I think the word you might be looking for is “stunning” — as our evidence shows. We’ve got the goods on this new entry from

Happy with your shiny, just a few months young AT&T HTC Titan Windows Phone? Don’t look now, lest you get buyer’s remorse: For the sequel is already upon us. At the AT&T Developer Summit this morning, the carrier announced the Titan II, an LTE equipped monster of a device that picks up where the original

Following all those rumors surrounding the upcoming HTC Edge, we’ve been itching to meet the Taiwanese company’s first quad-core smartphone. We had expected to see the device at CES in Las Vegas next week, but according to one report, it won’t be there. HTC is said to be saving the device for Mobile World Congress

HTC, Nokia, and Samsung are set to start a 4G Windows Phone revolution this year, with the first devices likely to make their debut at Mobile World Congress 2012 in February. As expected with HTC’s handset, however, we already have a leaked image that shows the HTC Radiant in all its glory. Now, you might

After losing a case against Apple that will ban several of its handsets from the U.S. market, HTC is wasting no time to find a workaround. HTC engineers are said to have already come up with models that out wit patents cited in a lawsuit with Apple, according to HTC CEO Peter Chou. The handset

Yesterday the ITC ruled with Apple in its case against HTC, a ruling that will ban the sale of many HTC devices as they are starting in April of next year. The IT delayed the ban until April in order for HTC to have the opportunity to change its devices so they no longer infringe

The U.S. International Trade Comission (ITC) has ruled that HTC violates some of Apple’s patents, and has ordered an import ban on some HTC products starting in April of 2012. In a statement by the ITC, the agency said: “Notice is hereby given that the U.S. International Trade Commission has found a violation of section

Not so long ago I could be found singing a sad song about the newfound trend towards enormous cell phone screens. “Why a 4.3-inch display? How could that make a better day?” I’d croon. “A 4.5-inch screen? That’s just crazy, you know what I mean?” I’d harmonize. I couldn’t for the life of me understand