If you’re an HTC owner still treading older Android waters, feel safe in knowing that Ice Cream Sandwich is just on the horizon. The handset maker revealed a brand new detailed look at which of its devices will get Android 4.0 and, most importantly, when. Many of the devices included in the timeline have a

Back in February, HTC took to its Facebook page to shed some light on its Ice Cream Sandwich release plans and filed under “later this year” were Sprint’s EVO 3D and Design 4G. Well, here we are “later” in the year and Sprint has come clean on plans to re-release both the EVO 3D and

Sprint recently announced it’s actively taking steps to decomission iDEN towers as it works toward replacing the aging technology with CDMA. TechnoBuffalo has learned that in order to take the sting out of the transition, the carrier is planning a deeply discounted sale that will target iDEN consumers and business customers starting on April 5.

For all you Sprint customers, the grass is starting to seem mighty green on the other side of the carrier fence. At this week’s Mobile World Congress, it was announced that AT&T will soon be the proud home of HTC’s much anticipated One X, while T-Mobile has staked its claim for the One S. (Verizon,

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.

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,

Sprint is now the first carrier in the U.S. to offer wireless emergency alerts. Customers can now opt to receive SMS alerts from the National Weather Service, the president, and state and local emergency operators based on their location. The idea behind the service is that you could be notified if a serious storm (like

Following some initial uncertainty surrounding the Ice Cream Sandwich update for HTC’s existing range of Android smartphones, the Taiwanese company has now confirmed that it will indeed be providing a selection of its flagship smartphones with the latest Android OS. That’s terrific news for HTC customers who have been eagerly awaiting HTC’s response on Android

HTC is famous for its extensive range of (mostly) impressive Android-powered smartphones, and so it’s no wonder that the Taiwanese company is one of the most popular handset vendors. It may not be so popular, however, when you discover that your snazzy new HTC handset may be leaking your personal information through internet-connected applications. According

Last week, following the release of an over-the-air Android Gingerbread update for the HTC Sensation and Evo 3D, one user discovered a reference in the source code for ‘User Behavior Logging’, which led to a lot of speculation that HTC could be spying on some of its users. But do not worry. You may now remove your

Apparently, there was a little extra something in HTC’s recent Gingerbread update (v 2.3.4) for the Sensation and EVO 3D. A user over at InfectedROM was checking out the Carrier IQ (CIQ) – which usually just sends some harmless data to the carriers about the device – when he spotted an interesting nugget in the

You may remember that we already got a sneak peek at the HTC Holiday earlier this month when the device showed up in a classified ad on Craigslist. The device was expected to boast a whopping 4.5-inch qHD display, a 1.2GHz dual-core processor, and is said to be accompanying the Samsung Impulse 4G as one

Following a number of lengthy delays, HTC’s first 3D handset was dropped by Vodafone here in the U.K., but thankfully a number of retailers weren’t so quick to give up hope. Carphone Warehouse and Best Buy have confirmed that the HTC Evo 3D will launch on September 6, and customers keen to get their hands

Skype has issued a great new update to its Android application today that finally introduces video calling to some of the most popular Android-powered devices. The video calling feature has already been available to some lucky users since June, but it launched with support for just four handsets. In addition to those initial four, that’s

Despite yesterday’s news that the HTC Evo 3D won’t be coming to Vodafone here in the U.K., you’ll still be able to get hold of it this side of the Atlantic later this year. HTC has issued a statement to TechRadar to confirm that its Evo 3D — the company’s first 3D capable handset —

Those of you eagerly anticipating the release of HTC’s Evo 3D on the Vodafone network may want to prepare yourselves for disappointment before you read on. Following a number of delays from HTC, Vodafone has decided to drop what would have been the U.K.’s second 3D handset completely. One eagle-eyed customer went looking for the

It only makes sense that with the launch of the LG Thrill that we compare it with the other 3D phone on the market, the HTC Evo 3D.  How do these two phones with an extra dimension stack up against one another?  One thing is immediately clear: They are not the same phone.  There are

The 3D phone market is a very small world thus far, but that isn’t stopping a second contender from entering the fray. Announced earlier this year, the LG Thrill 4G is finally making its debut in the United States in the coming weeks for $99 (with two-year agreement) on AT&T.  This is the first 3D

Sprint’s foray into the world of 3D phones, the HTC EVO 3D, is up for pre-orders now, but before you go signing on the dotted line, it’s time to see if the phone is actually going to be worth your hard earned dollars. When we unboxed the EVO 3D last week there was a lot

Scheduled for release on June 24th, we’ve received the HTC EVO 3D in the TechnoBuffalo labs this morning, so it’s time to get our unboxing on! At first feel the phone feels thick, but I’m loving the textured feel on the back panel.  What I’m not loving is the placement of the huge camera shutter

Suspicions have been running high that the HTC EVO 3D would be coming to international carriers, but no one has been 100% certain.  After a recent change to the image on the HTC site that showed a slight redesign, it seemed pretty certain that a GSM version was on the way.  The question then turned

The HTC EVO 3D may not have an official release date, but that hasn’t stopped RadioShack for starting to accept preorders for the 3D phone. Starting today you can put your name down at the retailer to get one of the Sprint handsets once released by purchasing a $50 gift card. The gift card can,