Showing posts with label htc. Show all posts
Showing posts with label htc. Show all posts
Friday, December 10, 2010
Euro zone get HTC Legend FROYO update.
Get the Froyo............. HTC via its twitter account have officially announced the availability to upgrade to Android v2.2 (FroYo) for the HTC Legend smartphone located in Europe.
Thursday, October 7, 2010
T-Mobile's HTC G-2 has self repairing/recovery system.
If you are a developer and have a G-2 and like to take control over the root of your mobile to make your phone dance under your tunes, than think once again.......
Some excited rooters at the XDA Dev Forum tried to root the G2 so that they can control the software so they can add their own programs, apps but they were unsuccessful to do so because they found out that there is a built-in lock in the G2 hardware that returns the handset to the stock state upon rooting. Same like self repairing or self recovery system.
Some excited rooters at the XDA Dev Forum tried to root the G2 so that they can control the software so they can add their own programs, apps but they were unsuccessful to do so because they found out that there is a built-in lock in the G2 hardware that returns the handset to the stock state upon rooting. Same like self repairing or self recovery system.
Thursday, September 16, 2010
HTC's Google Android 3.0 Tablet coming early 2011?
A few Taiwan based component makers have tipped DigiTimes that HTC is planning to launch Google Android 3.0 running tablet computer by next year.
These Taiwanese component makers believe that HTC has plans to launch Android 3.0 equipped tablet PC in the first quarter of 2011. Nothing more about its specifications were metioned.
Back in January, Anthony Petts, Australian sales and marketing director at HTC, stated that the company has shelved the plans for the tablet and wanted to focus on smartphones.
These Taiwanese component makers believe that HTC has plans to launch Android 3.0 equipped tablet PC in the first quarter of 2011. Nothing more about its specifications were metioned.
Back in January, Anthony Petts, Australian sales and marketing director at HTC, stated that the company has shelved the plans for the tablet and wanted to focus on smartphones.
Saturday, September 11, 2010
Now you can have the World Fastest 3G Android phone T-Mobile G2 for $199 from Bestbuy
The T-Mobile G2 is T-Mobile's first HSPA+ device and the successor to the first Android phone T-Mobile G1, that was released in October 2008.
"With the launch of the T-Mobile G2, we are re-teaming with our partners at Google and HTC to provide T-Mobile customers with another first — the first Android smartphone designed to deliver 4G speeds on our new network,” said Cole Brodman, chief technology and innovation officer at T-Mobile USA.
The G2 Vivid 3.7-inch screen TFT capacitive touchscreen, a full QWERTY keyboard, 4GB internal memory with a pre-installed 8GB micro SD card (it can support up to 32GB of external memory), Bluetooth connectivity, and is Adobe Flash Player-enabled .Pre-loaded with Froyo, G2 has Qualcomm MSM 7230 800 MHz processor, can record 720p with its 5 Mega Pixel camera.
Friday, September 10, 2010
Fastest 3G Android phone unveiled by T-Mobile
First in USA, T-Mobile has introduced its first "HSPA+" phone, don't think its a modded phone............ its nothing but HTC G2, which will be available for pre-order later this month.
LR Mobile exclusively revealed that a phone supporting T-Mobile's faster 3G network upgrade was on its way back in July. T-Mobile is running a site where you can sign up for updates on the G2 now.
But however G2, won't support the maximum speeds achievable on T-Mobile's 21-Mbit/s High-Speed Packet Access Plus (HSPA+) network upgrade. The carrier says that the phone has a "theoretical peak capability" of 14.4 Mbit/s. This will translate to average download speeds in the 2 to 5 Mbit/s range.
Saturday, August 21, 2010
Engadget receives pic of T-Mobile HTC G2 from Anonymous
The new device, which is the T-Mobile branded version of the HTC Vision, features a slide-out keyboard just like the original T-Mobile G1. The G2 will also be the first phone to run on T-Mobile’s new HSPA+ network, which theoretically has speeds that can rival 4G.
Monday, July 26, 2010
HTC Desire and Nexus One ignores Super AMOLED, instead gets Super LCD Screens
The all new HTC mobile i.e., the Desire and the Nexus One will be coming with the S-LCD Display instead of expecting AMOLED. HTC officially announced it will be swapping AMOLED with Super LCD (SLCD) displays in several of its phones later this summer, including the Desire and Nexus One.
The reason for the change, according to HTC, is the high level of demand for phones with 3.7-inch displays, on top of the low availability of AMOLED screens.
We dont know which one is better but the SLCD-equipped versions of HTC smartphones get an added benefit: better battery life. “The SLCD displays provide consumers with a comparable visual experience to HTC’s current 3.7 inch displays with some additional benefits including battery performance,” said HTC CEO Peter Chou.
The reason for the change, according to HTC, is the high level of demand for phones with 3.7-inch displays, on top of the low availability of AMOLED screens.
We dont know which one is better but the SLCD-equipped versions of HTC smartphones get an added benefit: better battery life. “The SLCD displays provide consumers with a comparable visual experience to HTC’s current 3.7 inch displays with some additional benefits including battery performance,” said HTC CEO Peter Chou.
Sunday, July 18, 2010
Cyanogen Mod 6 caught running on Sprint HTC EVO 4G with Android 2.2 Froyo.
Its hacked News :) Here is Video posted show HTC EVO 4G having CyanogenMod 6 running Froyo 2.2
CyanogenMod 6 on the EVO has the Sense UI – as nice as it looks. Sense provides many nice features and optimizations. CM 6 will give HTC EVO users a taste of Android 2.2 Froyo, without HTC’s custom Sense skin. The new ROM will bring Froyo to the EVO almost half a year before HTC predicts it will be able to officially updates its devices to Froyo 2.2 around Christmas time, as HTC has recently said.
One of the coolest things that you’ll see in the video below, at about 25 seconds in, the person giving the demo stops touching the device, but still navigates through it. That’s because he paired mouse to the device, and a cursor appeared. Now, the next step is to get the HDMI port to display the entire user interface to a screen, and then you’ve got a real computer on your hands. This is a cool project that will become available at some point, hopefully.
Wednesday, July 7, 2010
HTC Sale and Revenue on boost with android OS.
HTC results are out and it had observed net income jumping 33 percent and its total revenues increasing by 58.45 percent year over year.
HTC says its net income jumped 33 percent for the second quarter, and total revenue exceeded 58 percent year over year. The company says sales of the Evo 4G should enable it to maintain its momentum in the second half of 2010.
Strong Android device sales have enabled smartphone manufacturer HTC to log another successful quarter, solidifying its standing as a major contender in the mobile device market.
HTC says its net income jumped 33 percent for the second quarter, and total revenue exceeded 58 percent year over year. The company says sales of the Evo 4G should enable it to maintain its momentum in the second half of 2010.
Strong Android device sales have enabled smartphone manufacturer HTC to log another successful quarter, solidifying its standing as a major contender in the mobile device market.
Cheap Android Phone by HTC to be soon out.
In the UK, the HTC Desire sells for an affordable 55 Pounds(British) which is an easy alternative to the iPhone 4. There’s no official word on how much the HTC Desire will cost in the US, or what carrier it will be on. However, HTC confirmed via social networking site Twitter that the handset will come to various carriers in August of 2010.
The price and what networks the phones will be available on hasn’t been announced.
The Desire will run on Android OS 2.1, although an update to the 2.2 Froyo is rumored to be released soon for this phone. 1 Ghz processor, a camera, and is all around a good, dependable, and affordable phone.
HTC has had a lot of big releases this year.
HTC isn’t the only company which manufactures Droid cell phones. Motorola also makes the popular Droid and the Droid X which will be released soon.
There will likely be several other Droid phones released in the coming months. However, the August release of the HTC Desire will likely bring an affordable Android phone to various markets.
The price and what networks the phones will be available on hasn’t been announced.
The Desire will run on Android OS 2.1, although an update to the 2.2 Froyo is rumored to be released soon for this phone. 1 Ghz processor, a camera, and is all around a good, dependable, and affordable phone.
HTC has had a lot of big releases this year.
HTC isn’t the only company which manufactures Droid cell phones. Motorola also makes the popular Droid and the Droid X which will be released soon.
There will likely be several other Droid phones released in the coming months. However, the August release of the HTC Desire will likely bring an affordable Android phone to various markets.
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