HTC bids farewell to tablets in United States
HTC, having failed to make any real impact on tablet sales in the United States, has decided to indefinitely shelve things. Calling their efforts (Flyer, Jestream) a “great learning experience”, HTC advises that they’ll keep options open and may return at some point, providing they …
HTC planning to make a ‘unique’ tablet?
HTC entered the tablet market with the beautiful HTC Flyer; however it wasn’t a big hit, same thing happened with HTC JetStream. Now they want to make an entry again in the crowded Android tablet with a ‘unique’ tablet. HTC representative told PC advisor that a tablet will …
HTC will not update tablet line to Android 4.0
After consideration, HTC decides to leave their tablet line with a still-supported Honeycomb experience.
AT&T’s Galaxy Tab 10.1 4G LTE passes through FCC
If FCC documents are any indication, AT&T may soon be doubling the number of 4G LTE-capable Android tablets. Currently offering only the HTC Jetstream, Ma Bell is expected to begin carrying the Galaxy Tab 10.1 with support for the growing network. We’ll be interested in …
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HTC Flyer Honeycomb Screenshots Leaked
Back at MWC, HTC officially announced the HTC Flyer, their first Android tablet. The Flyer launched with Gingerbread, despite the fact that most people were expecting Honeycomb. It’s still running on Gingerbread as of right now, but HTC made an announcement a few months ago that …
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AT&T Announces $700 HTC Jetstream Tablet for September 4
And there you have it. AT&T has officially announced the 10-inch HTC Jetstream, a $700 Honeycomb-powered tablet. And yes, that’s with a two-year agreement. While it seems like an awful lot of money to come up with these times of economic uncertainty, there’s a lot …
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HTC Puccini/Jetstream Lands in Wild, 4G LTE Support Confirmed
The first “in the wild” images for the yet-announced 10-inch HTC Puccini/Jetstream tablet have surfaced over at Engadget. According to their source, the hardware is currently in testing phases and should arrive before too long. Last we had heard, this tablet is slated for an …
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