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Samsung Galaxy S II and HTC Amaze 4G on sale at T-Mobile
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Sure, we knew this day was coming, but now the wait is finally over. Now the main question for T-Mobile customers at the end of their contract is whether to pick up the Samsung Galaxy S II or HTC Amaze 4G. Both handsets are now on sale from the carrier, running $229 and $259, respectively (plus plan, post-rebate, naturally). Thankfully, we've got a full review of the 4.52-inch Galaxy S II magenta edition and a hands-on with the 4.3-inch Amaze 4G, which should help make the deciding a bit easier.
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HTC Titan and Radar also launching in Taiwan
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Besides launching in India today, the HTC Titan and HTC Radar was also launched in HTC’s local market, Taiwan.
The HTC Titan, which will be released late in October, will cost Tw$18,900 ($619.67), while the HTC Radar, which will hit the market next month, will cost Tw$13,900 ($455.74).
HTC recently became Taiwan’s most valuable brand, and will overtake Nokia in Taiwan in terms of value of shipments by December this year. It has recently been rumoured that Windows Phone forms 30% of HTC’s sales, with HTC expecting this proportion to increase in the future.
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HTC HD7S getting a taste of Mango beginning Tuesday
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Windows Phone Mango is going to start rolling out to owners of the HTC HD7S for AT&T starting on Tuesday gradually to ensure that there are no issues when downloading and installing the newest version of Microsoft’s mobile OS.
The HTC HD7S may be a little late arriving to the Mango party but its better late than never. Over the last few weeks, other Windows Phone handsets such as the HTC Trophy for Verizon and the HTC Arrive for Sprint have been given their serving of Mango. Like those devices, the update for the HD7S will receive the update gradually to ensure there are no issues.
The latest version of the Windows Phone operating system will need to be downloaded via the Zune Software Cli...
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AT&T now offering HTC HD7S for a single penny
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It’s not that often to see carriers slashing the prices of their phones. Quite the contrary, usually it’s the third-party retailers like Amazon, Walmart and Wirefly that try to compete by cutting their margins to get customers on board. In that sense, today’s deal is an exception with AT&T offering the HTC HD7S for a single penny. Needless to say, you’re still required to put your signature on a two-year contract, but let’s face it – that’s something you would have to do anyway.
At the moment I’m writing this, the HD7S is still running the original version of the Windows Phone. The Mango update (Windows Phone 7.5) is scheduled to be released around the middle of October when you will (assumi...
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First camera samples from the HTC Amaze 4G
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Following after the T-Mobile myTouch 4G Slide, the upcoming HTC Amaze 4G is shaping up to be yet another camera centric device that’s sure to make you ditch your point and shoot. Interestingly enough, we’ve actually been seeing HTC becoming more aggressive with its portfolio, as they’ve been attaching some serious camera hardware to its devices – such as the Mango flavored HTC Radar and Titan.
Packing along an 8-megapixel auto-focus camera in the rear, it’s sure to impress with its F2.2 wide-angle lens, backside illuminated sensor, and dual-LED flash to make the experience undeniably gratifying. Of course, you won’t be able to miss a beat with its nearly instant zero shutter lag – thus, enab...
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HTC's unaudited Q3 results keep the revenue train a-rollin'
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HTC clearly couldn't wait for a pesky audit to tell let the world about its continued financial successes. The Taiwanese handset maker posted unaudited consolidated results for the third quarter -- and, not surprisingly, things are (continuing) to look good for the company. HTC marked a 79.07-percent growth over this time last year, with NT$135,821 million ($4.4 billion) total revenue. And according to HTC, the company's net income post-taxes was NT$18,638 million ($612 million) for the quarter. We'll update the results when we get something a bit more official.
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HTC announces the Sensation XL - Sense, Beats, 1.5GHz CPU, and 4.7 inch display
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Even though all eyes are on the Galaxy Nexus right now, HTC has just announced one hell of a phone, the Sensation XL. This handset packs a massive 4.7 inch display, 1.5 GHz single-core processor, Beats audio support, and your very own unicorn. (Unicorns in limited quantities)
This gorgeous handset is one beast of hardware that showcases what HTC does best, which is make incredible hardware. The 4.7 inch display is massive but is a bit of a miss when it comes to resolution. The XL ships with a 800×480 resolution, which not only is a downgrade from the original Sensation but spreading the pixels across such a large display may leave you wanting something with a little more umph.
The XL is onl...
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HTC Flyer tablet available from U.S. Cellular tomorrow
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U.S. Cellular has informed us that the HTC Flyer Android 2.3 Gingerbread tablet will be available from the carrier beginning tomorrow, October 7. The Flyer will cost $399.99, after rebate, when picked up with a two-year commitment and a 5GB data plan for $54.99 per month. A 200MB data plan is available for $14.99 per month, but the Flyer will cost $599.99, after rebate, if a customer opts for the smaller data plan.
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HTC Amaze 4G coming soon to Telus, bringing 42Mbps speed
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A screenshot from Canadian carrier Telus shows that the phone coming to T-Mobile in the U.S. as the HTC Amaze 4G, is heading up north as the...HTC Amaze 4G. Originally, the handset was expected to launch as the HTC Ruby. The screenshot also shows that while there is no listed release date, the HTC Amaze 4G is "Coming Soon". We recently showed you some video of the phone, which scored a high 2,477 on the Quadrant Benchmark test.
The HTC Amaze 4G will offer speeds of up to 42Mbps on Telus' HSPA+ pipeline. While pricing was not disclosed, T-Mobile plans on offering its version of the HTC Amaze 4G for $259 with a launch on October 19th, according to a leaked roadmap we reported on yesterday. Bes...
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HTC Explorer is set to arrive in the UK on October 31st
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Very recently, the HTC Explorer made its official debut as a budget conscious Android powered smartphone that packs all the functionality of its siblings – while rumored to cost somewhere below the $290 mark.
Unfortunately, there was no mention about its actual release date, but rather, we were given the tease of it launching sometime in Q4 in markets like Europe, the Middle East, Africa, and Asia. However, we’re able to get find a firm release date of October 31st thanks to online retailer Clove. As much as some will accept a concrete date, we’re still in the dark when it comes to pricing.
Nevertheless, it shouldn’t be too much of a bother after taking into consideration its entry-level off...
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HTC Titan and Radar available in Switzerland also
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Digitec.ch, an online phone retailer, is offering the HTC Titan and HTC Radar in Switzerland unlocked, or subsidized by Orange, Sunrise or Swisscom.
The HTC Titan is retailing for 599 CHF unlocked, while the HTC Radar in silver is going for 399 CHF unlocked.
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HTC Ultimate is none other than Brazil's version of the HTC Titan
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When you hear about a phone that has the word ‘ultimate’ in its name, our natural inclination is to expect something so unique and larger than life that we’re instantly captivated by it. Interestingly enough, the so-called HTC Ultimate is actually a smartphone that we’ve gotten acquainted with already.
Specifically, the HTC Ultimate is none other than Brazil’s version of the recent HTC Titan – the lovable and massive Windows Phone Mango device that’s been making the rounds of late. Not surprisingly, the information actually comes from Brazil’s version of the FCC; the Brazilian ANATEL
Donning the same looking metallic design of the Titan, everything on the outside appears to be the same, but ...
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HTC Sensation 4G hits Cincinnati Bell
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Good news for customers of Cincinnati Bell as the Android-powered HTC Sensation 4G has arrived on the network and can be had for $249.99 with a two-year agreement after a mail-in-rebate.
The Sensation 4G will be able to reap the benefits of the HSPA+ network that Cincinnati Bell launched in their home network in July. It will also be capable of roaming off of other carriers towers so fortunately you will not be limited to Cincinnati if you want to enjoy the wonders of 4G speeds.
The Sensation 4G is nothing short of its name and is a popular smartphone that is currently offered by T-Mobile. The main attraction of the handset is of course its Android 2.3 Gingerbread operating system. It also...
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HTC confirms security hole, says patch is incoming
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HTC held true to its promise to look into the security vulnerability that surfaced over the weekend, an apparent glitch that allows any app requesting internet access to take a peek at a user account information, GPS location, system logs, and other potentially private data. While HTC assured us that user data isn't at risk of being harmed by its own software, a third party malware app could exploit the security flaw and cause some trouble. The outfit is already building a patch, and will ship it out in an over the air update after a short testing period with its carrier partners. Until then? HTC recommends steering clear of apps from publishers you don't trust. Hit the break to see the offi...
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New videos show off HTC Amaze 4G's browser and give an overview of the device
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You might recall that we showed you a video the other day, starring the HTC Amaze 4G. The device first was having the T-Mobile network speed tested through Speedtest.Net where its 4G pipeline produced scores close to 15Mbps down, and just shy of 3Mnps up. After that, it was on to the Quadrant Benchmark test where the Amaze 4G scored a respectable 2,477.
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