The infamous white Nexus 4 has finally posed for exclusive press photos, which leads us to believe that the speculation that it will arrive next month is in fact true. Android Police grabbed these exclusive photos, and there you have it, a pale backed Nexus 4. The 32 GB variant of the Nexus 4 should also arrive with this
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The latest round of rumors from the HTC camp are saying that a newer HTC One may be launching soon. The catch? It’ll have a larger screen, supposedly between 5 and 6 inches. Now, before you flip out and bash HTC for replacing a flagship device so quickly, (again) the rumors suggest that this larger Come comment on this article: New version of HTC One to launch with a larger screen Visit TalkAndroid for Android news, Android guides, and much more!
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Finally, we have some HTC-exclusive software to talk about! The manufacturer of the gorgeous Windows Phone 8X and 8S hasn’t done much to support its lovely pair of handsets after launch (at least compared to Nokia), but yesterday there was an intriguing sign of life. It came in the form of an app update for the Beats Audioapp, which creates a specific audio profile toenhance the quality ofthe handsets’ music playback.
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Sometimes, updates break things. That seems to be the case for some HTC owners who, upon receiving a silent update to the newest version of Google Play Services, are having trouble using apps that rely on location data. According to HTC phone users in this support thread, Google Now continually asks to turn Location Services on, location-dependent applications like Foursquare and WeatherBug don’t function properly, and Maps is unable to lock onto a location.
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The HTC One has been in the news a lot over the past few days. With rumors of stock Android models, bigger 5-inch screens, and patent lawsuits from Nokia. Today
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HTC has uploaded a short video showcasing the company’s history of technical innovations, starting from 1997 and ending in 2013 with the HTC One.
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HTC has been in the smartphone game since its inception, so sometimes you just have to give credit where it’s due. They created the first Android phone that was built for consumers and even made some of the first devices to even feature keyboards and touchscreens. Let’s face it, they’re OGs in the game. We Video: HTC Shows Us Their History Through the Smartphone… Click the post title to continue through and join the conversation!
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The US branch of Best Buy is planning to launch a $50 discount on iPhones starting on Sunday, says AllThingsD. The sale should last for four weeks, and cover the iPhone 4, 4S, and 5. All phones must, however, be tied to a new two-year contract with AT&T, Verizon, or Sprint, ruling out carriers like T-Mobile.
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Today Nokia has decided to file yet another patent suit against HTC claiming infringement with the HTC One its main target. According to Nokia, HTC hasn’t taken any action to prevent infringement and said the company “tried to shift responsibility to its suppliers.” Nokia’s obvious main goal here is to somehow stop HTC’s sales of the Come comment on this article: Nokia brings up new patent suit against HTC in hopes to ban HTC One sales Visit TalkAndroid for Android news, Android guides, and much more!
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HTC has definitely come a long way. A company that strived to achieve innovation when it came to mobile devices. The company has worked with many different OS’, but it was not until 2008 when it teamed up with Google to create the first official Android phone.
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Google I/O has passed, any many of us were wondering what happened to Android 4.3. That was shortly answered after a White Nexus 4 was spotted in the wild running some of that Android 4.3. Reports suggested it hit the community next month in June. Well today, some screenshots of the next version of Android were spotted
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It looks like HTC just doesn’t know what to do with itself now that it has already a flagship device for 2013, and the HTC First was most certainly a flop. One thing almost every Android manufacturer has struggled with in the past is releasing too many variants of a device too fast, especially HTC.
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We recently had a giveaway for the famous HTC One, and we have a winner! We asked you to tell us what your favorite feature is on the One, and how you’d use it, in 20 words or less. His response was, “My favorite feature is the ZOE camera mode. I am going to make the best cat .gifs ever seen!” Very clever, but now he owes us those .gifs. Here is…
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Due to being what many would consider the perfect size coming in at 4.7-inches the HTC One is a popular smartphone, but for those wanting something a little bigger, apparently
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Ever since the Google I / O it was rumored that a HTC Pure One was planned that would be running stock Android. Just as quickly as the rumors were dismissed, it seems like they’re popping back up again like weeds. To even further the speculation, we’ve been provided with some further evidence towards the existence of a “Senseless Edition”. AndroidPIT(This is a preview – click here to read the entire entry.)
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Rumors that a vanilla Android version of the HTC One will be announced very soon keep popping up online, despite a public statement from the Taiwanese company that it has no intention of releasing a “Nexus Edition” of its new handset. The latest report on the HTC One Google edition comes from MoDaCo, which is
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Nokia appears to have stepped up in their patent dispute against HTC. This latest move involves an additional patent complaint that was filed with the International Trade Commission (ITC) on
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If you’re planning to buy the iPhone sometime soon, then you may want to hold off until Sunday as Best Buy is planning to offer a $50 discount. Continue reading →
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We had previously shown the AT&T version of the HTC One selling on Amazon at $129 for both upgrades and new accounts. Well, Amazon has thrown the Sprint version of the HTC One into the mix and is selling them at $79 for new accounts and $99 for upgrades respectively, both on two year contracts
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Within an hour of Google’s announcement at I/O that they would soon sell a special “Nexus experience” edition of the Samsung Galaxy S4, rumors popped up suggesting that HTC would do something similar with the One. And as soon as those rumors surfaced, HTC quickly shot them down, claiming that a “Nexus edition” was not HTC One “Google Edition” Said… Click the post title to continue through and join the conversation!
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