Ooh, the heat is on. Along with being apologetic to iPhone 4 owners, Apple also doubles back with a “see, it happens to everyone” info page. While the news isn’t, news, so to speak, it does highlight the problem with holding any kind of phone. The reason it’s such a big deal now is likely [...]

Everyone knows about the Droid Incredible on Verizon and the HTC Evo on Sprint, and how, because they both run on CDMA-spec networks, they are incompatible with any other network. Contrast this to, for example, a Nexus One, which out of the box comes unlocked and compatible with multiple GSM carriers around the world (in [...]

With the MyTouch 3G hitting T-Mobile recently, and the Droid 2 popping up in every leaked picture around, the demand for high-end smartphones with QWERTY keyboards doesn’t seem to be abating any time soon. In Crotia, a so-called HTC Vision prototype has been making the rounds, and it looks unlike any HTC device yet released. [...]

I am sitting, as I have done the last few days, with three phones in front of me: a BlackBerry Bold 9700, a HTC Nexus One, and a HTC Legend. Each have their own shortfalls and virtues; each is attractive in its own way; and certainly, each appeals to a different type of consumer. To [...]

While the HTC Incredible may be immune to the screen issues that affect the Nexus One, it looks like there is a new and potentially more annoying issue which affects not only the Incredible, but it’s new big brother, the HTC EVO 4G. The new problem has to do with faulty grounding in the screens of [...]

Interesting developments from the EVO 4G launch this morning: Sprint is releasing an OTA update to fix a bug in the reading of SD cards on the device, which would sometimes cause the phone to be unable to read anything put into the MicroSD slot. This small fix, however, has the added bonus of patching [...]

It was a shock to find out that Bell was getting the successor to the HTC Hero. But now that the shock has largely worn off, I can rest easy knowing that, on June 16th, I can bang out $400 for one of these bad boys off-contract. The HTC Legend is one hell of a [...]

Take this with a grain of salt, but several sources are saying that the HTC Desire, which runs on the company’s custom Sense UI over Android 2.1, will be upgraded to 2.2 by June 23rd. If this is true, there is no reason to believe that HTC’s other recent offerings, such as the Sprint EVO [...]

HTC is unleashing yet another HTC Sense Android device on the world! This one is of little consequence to Americans, as it will only be available in Asian and European markets, and won’t have the necessary radio bands for 3G in NA, but it’s still significant. The Wildfire is a small, low-cost device with decent [...]

Who wants a Sidekick with some kick? T-Mobile users have been hurting for a worthy successor to the aging G1 (and a new Android phone in general) and rumour has it that this phone, codenamed Project Emerald, will be that phone. HTC has been given the task of designing the phone, with the Sidekick handle, [...]