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Take on the World with HTC Explorer – Review
The HTC Explorer is the latest small-sized Android from the handset maker. It is affordable and ideal for people who are looking for a compact phone or those looking for their first smartphone. Its
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HTC Sales Falls Below Forecast
HTC is the largest seller of smartphones in the United States but its sales fell to the lowest level in 16 months. This came after the company slashed its fourth-quarter forecast due to the
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HTC EVO Shift 4G Sprint Phone Expected Out Jan. 9
If you are anxious to buy Sprint’s new 4g HTC Shift phone, you’ve got just a few short weeks to go, as it is expected out on the market on Jan. 9. What kind
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HTC Evo 4G
Pros: 8 Mega Pixel Cameras, Front Camera for Video Chat, High Definition Video Recording, Sleek Design, Smooth Touch. Cons: Battery Life Merely Average, Limited Network Access. HTC is locking horns with every cell –
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HTC EVO 4G Review
The HTC EVO 4G (can only be purchased from Sprint) might not be as groundbreaking as the first smartphones to hit the market, but an arsenal of integrated tech definitely makes it a phone
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HTC EVO 4G Power Area Button Issues
There’s no doubt that 2010 is a great year for all the phone enthusiasts. There have been so many new models introduced this year including the HTC EVO 4G which was even considered as
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HTC Evo 4G to Start Getting Android 2.2 This Week
Things are now official. Froyo is now a part of the HTC EVO 4G and by this week, we will get Android 2.2 Upgrade! Back on August 3, Sprint started to roll out the
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HTC EVO 4G Now Comes In Beautiful White
The HTC EVO 4G is starting to be a real looker. It is already one of the best performing smartphones up for grabs. If you remember the wait times at the stores when it
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HTC EVO 4G: Android-based smartphone
Although there are still some people who are dying to have the fourth generation iPhone on their hands, of course there are those who want to get hold of the HTC EVO 4G instead.
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