This just in from Mike Perlman, who’s attending the HTC-Beats event in New York City: As expected (and leaked all over the place), the company has just made the much-anticipated HTC Rezound official! The Rezound not only sports a 1.5GHz dual-core processor, 4G/LTE support, 1GB RAM, and 4.3-inch display — not to mention 32GB storage (16

HTC and Beats Audio have sent out an invite for an event going down next week in New York City. Festivities kick off on November 3 at 3 PM EST, but we don’t yet know exactly what they will be showing. The suspicion is that it will be the HTC Rezound – AKA as HTC

The HTC Vigor has been circulating for a while now as a new Android handset coming to Verizon, but all has been quiet on the announcement front.  Considering that a roadmap that leaked back in August showed a release date of October 5, and that date is creeping up next week, it makes sense that some

As we noted yesterday, HTC CEO Peter Chou will be holding a conference call today to make “a major announcement.”  While absolutely no hints were given as to what it might be, we’ll be on the call that begins at 8:30 AM PST this morning to find out what the big news is.  It may

Well, color us intrigued, but we just got a very vague email from HTC about a conference call for tomorrow morning, August 11, where HTC CEO Peter Chou will be making “a major announcement.”  Think we’re holding back on what it’s about?  Take a look at exactly what we just received in our inboxes: Media Alert

A new roadmap of releases has been leaked showing off what we can expect from Verizon over the next few months, and while most of them we knew were coming, at least now we’re getting some dates for them as well.  Oddly this came out through IGN, a site best known for its gaming news,

Leaked MAP (Minimum Advertised Price) documents obtained by Droid-Life point to four new phones set to launch in the near term on Verizon Wireless. Make that three new phones and one long overdue one, as we’ve been waiting on Droid Bionic for months and months now. As shown in the photo, one Motorola, two HTCs