Sprint has announced the newest high-end player in its smartphone line-up. Called the HTC Evo 4G LTE, the latest addition to the Evo line will be the first US handset to feature HD voice, which boasts a “fuller, more natural-sounding and less -fatiguing voice quality.” Clad in an aluminum spaceframe, it measures 0.35 inches in thickness and comes layered in an anodized black finish. Oh yeah, the kickstand is back, allowing you to set it...
At the Mobile World Congress earlier this week, HTC announced the company’s newest flagship device. Called the HTC One X, it looks to be a strong effort from the manufacturer who’s been overshadowed by other smartphone makers as of late. Dressed in a sleek unibody design, it features a case machined from a slab of white polycarbonate, topped by durable Gorilla Glass out in front. The styling looks more like Nokia’s Lumia line than HTC’s...
Sprint just announced a new Android smartphone that combines sleek design, nice specs and mid-range pricing. Called the HTC Evo Design 4G, it’s also the first EVO-branded device to come with world phone capabilities. While no powerhouse next to current market releases, it does seem like one of the more attractive mid-range options out there. It looks premium, too, with its aluminum unibody construction and very streamlined profile. Details of the HTC Evo Design 4G...
T-Mobile has announced a new Windows Phone Mango handset. Called the HTC Radar 4G, it’s, basically, a 4G version of its namesake Europe-bound smartphone (which, last we heard, should come out October). Sporting an aluminum unibody design, this is one sleek-looking device. It’s youthful, without being gaudy, especially in the white/gray color scheme shown off in the product image. Details of the HTC Radar 4G include a 3.8-inch capacitive touchscreen display (), a 5.0 megapixel...
When a mobile company holds a press event, it’s usually for some groundbreaking new smartphone. We’re not sure what HTC’s expectations for the HTC Rhyme, but it’s apparently what this week’s special event is all about. Marketed towards female users, the handset was presented with a lavender shell, although a silver version is also expected to be released. It also comes with a color-matching bundle of accessories that include a docking station, a sports armband,...
We guess we speculated too soon about HTC Runnymede being the first smartphone from the company sporting their newly-acquired Beats Audio inside. That honor actually belongs to the just-announced HTC Sensation XE, a music-friendlier version of the HTC Sensation 4G. What magical additions will this tweaked handset get? According to HTC, it now integrates Beats Audio technology, which should deliver “fuller bass, crisper vocals, and a new level of clarity and range.” To enjoy that,...
The rumored HTC Runnymede just got some official-looking product shots, courtesy of the Chinese website ePrice. As you can tell from the image, this is no shabby render buy a blogger — it looks like the same thing that will come with press releases when HTC does announce the phone. The most notable part of all this is the Beats Audio branding in the back, which likely makes this the first recipient of that $309...
At the IFA last week, HTC showed off two upcoming handsets that both run Windows Phone 7.5. The Mango-running duo consists of the HTC Titan and the HTC Radar. As you’ve probably heard, Mango will come with over 500 new additions to the platform, making for an overall more solid mobile OS. Like the previous iteration, though, the new version comes with no microSD support, so you’ll be living in an iPhone-like “transfer files regularly”...
T-Mobile just announced one of their most awaited smartphones. That will the HTC-made MyTouch 4G Slide, a beast of a handset with some serious hardware onboard. Like the previous 3G Slide, this one packs a full QWERTY keyboard that you can slide out from the side. It shares some similarities in design with the 4G-less predecessor, but it’s an entirely new phone with slightly better aesthetics in tow. Details of the MyTouch 4G Slide include...
If you loved the HTC EVO 3D but couldn’t care less for the 3D gimmick, this is probably the phone you’ll want next: the HTC EVO 4G+. Too bad it’s only announced for Korea. Sporting a design that’s a near-twin to its sweet-looking 3D brother, the handset ditches the stereoscopic talents both on the display and the rear camera. It retains, pretty much, everything else, though. Details for the HTC EVO 4G+ include a 4.3-inch...
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