Telstra Launching HTC Velocity, Australia’s first 4G LTE Smartphone
Almost 2 months ago, AT&T officially launched the HTC Vivid 4G LTE smart phone which was previously known as the HTC Holiday. It’s an awesome device featuring a crisp display with a dual-core goodness. The Holiday is now headed to Australia where Telstra is launching …
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HTC Holding an Event on September 20, Possible new Android Devices?
HTC is planning to hold an event in New York next week on September 20th according to invites hitting press inboxes. The description of the event is “Come celebrate with us,” and it indicates that it’s possible that some new device is coming from HTC’s …
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AndroidGuys Weekly Wrap-Up: Amazon Tablet, Droid Bionic, and More!
Let’s take a look back at some of the bigger, more newsworthy items from last week, shall we? There was plenty to talk about in the world of Android, but we’ve narrowed it down to a few items. Hit the video after the break and join …
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HTC Holiday Photo’d with Crazy Fast AT&T 4G LTE Speeds
Boy Genius Report has posted a number of photographs this morning which show AT&T’s forthcoming HTC Holiday in the wild. What’s more, the phone is seen running on the carrier’s yet-to-launch 4G LTE network, pulling down speeds at nearly 30Mbps. Of course, the real-world speeds …
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HTC Holiday Found in Wild with AT&T 4G LTE Support
Engadget has obtained the first good look at the upcoming HTC Holiday, a phone that’s long been tumbling in the rumor mill. It appears that this handset may be one of the first phones on AT&T’s 4G LTE network when it arrives later in the …
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HTC Holiday Found on Craigslist Confirms Specifications
More than a few months have passed since we last talked about the HTC Holiday but maybe it’s time to get back in the habit. An unlocked prototype of the handset was recently spotted on a Craigslist posting where its specifications were found to …
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AT&T Will Raise the Android Bar with HTC Holiday
When we learned back in January that AT&T was committed to more than twelve Android devices this year, we were skeptical. With a track record of Android that included the Flipside, Flipout, BackFlip, and Dell Aero, you can understand our trepidation to get excited. We’d …
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