HTC's anticipated new tablet was made official at this week's Mobile World Congress in Spain, but it has a whole lot of competition in the emerging market where innovation is everything.
It won't be the rumored glasses-free tablet Sprint is set to unveil next month, but HTC hopes it can still turn heads with the Flyter tablet, its very own iPad killer.
It brought the very first Android phone to the world and was the first manufacturer to build a 4G phone in North America, and now HTC is bringing its legendary "first" status to AT&T's 4G party as well.
Hey, all the cool kids are doing it, so why not? Right, HTC? The flagship Android phone manufacturer apparently now has its eye on making an iPad killer.
When it comes to garnering interest for CES, some companies are more creative than others. Some simply send out mass e-mails with their latest press releases and a blanket invitation for meetings. Then there are companies like HTC.
It appears to have been a successful launch for the Windows Phone 7 platform yesterday, as one of the handsets has already sold out. T-Mobile is no longer able to immediately fulfill orders for the HTC HD7 phone.
The latest phones from HTC, a company that has risen to stardom in the current generation of mobile phones, have been spotted out in the open with some brand new details.
If the latest Internet leakage is anything to believe, a new Android phone with a processor as powerful as 1.5 GHz is in the works and would be the fastest Android device to date.
HTC, a company that most people had never even heard of just a couple years ago, has posted second quarter profits of 58% higher than the previous year.
Some of the early adopters who picked up the country's first 4G phone now have an unusable phone, just because they accepted a prompt to start a software update.
HTC's Evo 4G phone will officially launch this weekend, bringing with it an introduction to 4G data, exclusive HD video applications...and the inability to save anything to the packed-in MicroSD card.
At an event in New York City tonight, Sprint CEO Dan Hesse confirmed the price and release date for the HTC Evo, the very first phone to run on a 4G mobile data network.
