In my previous post, I told you about an event I attended this morning put on by HTC in Toronto. The idea behind the event was to show off the design of HTC devices as well as introduce people to the new HTC Android tablet, the Flyer.

The event is open to the public and everyone in Toronto is encouraged to come down. The event is named ”Telephones Lines…From Rotary To Hands Free - The Evolution Of Telecommunications Design”. The idea behind it is that HTC would like people to to experience the evolution of telecommunications from a design perspective with their exhibit. What is this exhibit? Well, it will be one that will showcase artifacts and photos from the “Pearson Electrotechnology Telecommunications Museum” in Montreal. As well, there will be a variety of materials like one of Alexander Graham Bell’s early sketch designs for an electrical phone and, finally, one of the first cell phones. (Sounds really cool! I wish that stuff had been there this morning!)

Attendees of the event will be able to walk around the exhibit before a casual presentation by One & Co. and an HTC representative (I am guessing they will be the same folks who I mentioned in the previous post), where they will discuss the artifacts innovative design and how HTC is leading the industry in design. HTC team members will also be on hand to conduct demos of the latest and greatest HTC devices - such as the HTC Flyer.

It is slated to be a fun, laidback evening giving the public a chance to understand the design evolution that’s shaping HTC phones today. They encourage everyone to come say “hi”, and are excited to meet everyone who comes by. The event is open to the public and is all ages.

To find out all the details check out their Facebook Event at http://www.facebook.com/event.php?eid=121215684628247

The event will be held at:

Andrew Richard Designs & Events

571-A Adelaide St East

Toronto

M5A 1N8

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