HTC has unveiled the Desire C, an entry-level Android 4.0 smartphone set for a UK release early next month. Sitting just below the well-received One V in HTCs 2012 range, the Desire C features a Continue reading…
We've been waiting since Mobile World Congress to find out when HTC's flagship One X smartphone would arrive in the US, and we finally have an answer: it'll be available exclusively from AT&T on May Continue reading…
HTC may be a majority stakeholder in Beats Audio and is definitely not stepping back from integrating the brand and functionality into its smartphones, but the company will no longer be including B Continue reading…
Reports out of China suggest that HTC is prepping for the release of a new handset called the T328w, which will feature Android 4.0 and slots for two SIM cards. While nothing is official just yet, Continue reading…
We've been hearing multiple reports that MOG has been purchased by Beats Audio, but as of yet there's been no official confirmation. That could be because the final purchase price is still being Continue reading…
Can you believe that just six months ago, HP was thinking of ditching the PC business? It seems far fetched today, now that we know the company had laptops like the lightweight, long-lasting Folio 13 Continue reading…
The most exciting announcement for AT&T today has been the One X, but let's remember that it's not the first LTE-enabled HTC device to hit the carrier — that title would go to last year's Vivid, and Continue reading…
HTC has been pushing its music credentials of late, releasing audio-focused phones such as the Rezound and including Beats Audio technology in its Sense UI for Android 4.0. It's not a stretch to Continue reading…
Neil Young came to the stage of D: Dive into Media to talk with Walt Mossberg and Peter Kafka about the current distribution and quality of digital music. Young is primarily concerned about whether Continue reading…
Beats audio has become a pretty familiar brand around these parts: in addition to the ubiquitous headphones, the company has licensed its brand to HP and is majority owned by HTC — both of which Continue reading…
