HTC announced its new Desire C handset earlier this week, which provides budget smartphone users with the change to get their hands on Android 4.0 Ice Cream Sandwich, HTC Sense 4.0, and Beats audio technology without breaking the bank. But it may not be the only affordable Android handset the Taiwanese company has up its

The HTC One X is one of the hottest Android handsets on the market right now, and it has earned a wealth of glowing reviews since making its debut in the United Kingdom back in April. However, some users are becoming disgruntled with the way in which the handset handles multitasking. In an XDA Developers forum

Just yesterday we published leaked specifications for the HTC Desire C — also codenamed the HTC Golf — alongside its first leaked press image. And today HTC has made the budget Android handset official. The device will sit below the Taiwanese company’s new One V in its latest smartphone lineup, but it does offer some

While the HTC One S and its super speedy big brother the One X are already available in several territories around the world, the One V has been keeping its head down. But on April 23, the mid-range device will make its debut in the U.K., shipping to those who have already pre-ordered. It’ll also

The first two smartphones from HTC’s new One series have gone on sale in the U.K. today. Both the One X and the One S are available from a number of carriers, including O2, Orange, T-Mobile, Three and Vodafone. Both handsets are running Android 4.0 Ice Cream Sandwich, complimented by HTC’s own Sense 4.0 user

HTC announced on Monday that the company’s HTCSense.com cloud service will be shut down come April 30. Notices have gone out to folks with contacts, messages, footprints and call history uploaded on HTC’s remote storage locker, with instructions on how to download their data. Users have a little over a month, but once the date

If new iPads aren’t your thing, then you’ll be pleased to know there is some other news floating around this morning. And it’s good news if you’re an Android user living in the U.K. On April 5, the HTC One X will arrive in Britain, and it’ll be available to purchase on O2. The company

Looking for an impressive Android handset without a hefty price tag? Then look no further than the HTC Evo 3D, which is now on sale at Asda stores throughout the U.K. for just £207 (approx. $315) SIM-free. Released just after summer 2011 in the U.K., the Evo 3D is one of just a few 3D

Acer has begun rolling out the long-awaited Android Ice Cream Sandwich update for its Iconia Tab A200 tablet to users in the U.S. today. The new software will come as an over-the-air update and is expected to arrive on all devices by the end of next week. In true Acer fashion, the Ice Cream Sandwich

HTC’s next flagship handset has been given its third name today, as more details emerge about the Taiwanese company’s first quad-core smartphone. Initially called the HTC Edge, the device was renamed the HTC Endeavor earlier this month, but it’s now being branded the HTC One. Thanks to a leaked ROM that surfaced this week, we

The HTC Edge first leaked back in November, and was rumored to be the Taiwanese company’s first Tegra 3 quad-core smartphone. Just a couple of days ago, we discovered that its name was changed to the HTC Endeavor internally, and now we have the device’s internal specifications, thanks to a leaked ROM. As expected, the

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

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

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

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,

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

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

Sprint announced this morning that it has updated the HTC EVO View 4G to Honeycomb 3.2. Originally launching with Android 2.3 Gingerbread, this is a major update for the EVO View.  Although Ice Cream Sandwich is right around the corner, at least this tablet will finally be getting a version of the operating system built

Great news if you’re an HTC Flyer user: the Taiwanese smartphone giant has announced that its 7-inch tablet will finally be blessed with the Android 3.2 Honeycomb update today — if it’s a GSM model. The update will make its way to users in Europe first, and will then rollout to those the world over

I’m not going to acknowledge the fact that this is yet another HTC leak — I’m just going to get on with the good stuff. For HTC smartphones fans, the HTC Ville is a device well worth looking forward to. It’s rumored to be the first to launch with the company’s next-generation HTC Sense 4.0

HTC’s first tablet to feature NVIDIA’s quad-core Tegra 3 chip certainly doesn’t look like it’s going to appear in time for Christmas. According to “industry sources,” the Taiwanese smartphone giant will focus on quad-core smartphones and tablets during the first half of 2012, with the HTC Quattro scheduled to launch in March. Asus looks set

We’ve already seen the HTC Rezound in action, and the Beats Audio integrated device was music to our ears. Now we’re getting a more intimate look at the burly phone, and you know what? We still think it’s a device that will turn more than a few heads. The HTC Rezound packs a punch with its snappy 1.5GHz

At what size does a phone become too big? That answer will obviously differ from person to person, but the popular consensus among handset makers, at least at the moment, seems to be bigger is better. Just direct your attention to the recent Galaxy S II Skyrocket, 4.5-inch; Droid Razr, 4.3-inch; and HTC Vivid, 4.5-inch. We’re

It seems that HTC has a lot of tricks up its collective sleeves for this spring. The other day we brought you news of the HTC Edge, a phone that looks to just be a monster of a handset, and today it’s followed up with rumors of the HTC Ville. Unlike the HTC Edge with