Have you ever thought about what your Android dream phone might look like? There’s no doubt that HTC has an amazing lineup of state-of-the-art devices, but how could they improve? A man named Andrew Kim has put a lot of thought into this, and c…
Just seen at the FCC: the HTC Desire is sporting AT&T and Canadian operators Rogers, Telus, and Bell 3G bands. While this is far from an announcement, for our readers in the frozen North it means that you may be seeing the incredible&nbs…
With 160,000 activations a day, there’s a huge number of people waiting for the HTC Sense UI version of Froyo to show up. I know all of us here sure are. Usually, we have to pass on the random screenshot tip that rolls in, but in this case they a…
For those of you who updated your Sprint Evo 4G and didn’t face any of the bricking problems that brought the update to a halt, how’s your phone treating you now? Seeing an improvement in Wifi signal? How about battery life? Find some unannounced gem? …
We’ve known for some time that U.S. Cellular was getting the HTC Desire, thanks to it being on the regional carrier’s rebate form. And now we’ve got a launch window. The Desire will be available in "early August."Oh, but wait. There’s mo…
A tiny Android smartphone with surprising power The HTC Aria. The tiny phone with big potential is the second Android device on AT&T, and arguably the first worth really considering on the U.S. carrier. (Sorry, Moto Backflip.) It has the slick HTC…
AT&T’s second Android phone, the HTC Aria, is now available for purchase. You can buy it direct from AT&T for $129.99 after $100 rebate, or you can find it other notable online sources for considerably less (read: free). While the specs&n…
The touchscreen on the HTC Aria touchscreen doesn’t offer as much real estate on which to work as the Evo 4G, Droid Incredible or Nexus One. But how does its multitouch capability match up? We put it through its paces after the break.
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If you just can’t wait to get your hands on the svelte new HTC Aria, you might want to go ahead and check your local AT&T or Best Buy store. Units apparently are popping up for sale already — a full two days ahead of their official relea…
And just as soon as HTC announces that the HTC Desire is coming to the United States in August, regional carrier Cellular South puts out a release of its own saying that it’s getting the Android 2.1 device "soon." That gives Cell South its third Android phone, including the HTC Hero and the upcoming Motorola Milestone.
No exact date or pricing yet, so stay tuned. Full presser after the break.
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