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HTC One Australian Hands-On: One To Watch
HTC has made some great Android handsets over the years, but what has it done for you lately? The last truly great Android-powered HTC to grace Australian shores was the One X last year, and doesn’t HTC know it. It said as much at the Sydney launch of the newest flagship, the HTC One, and by-God is it the best-looking HTC ever.
Hands On With The LTE-Speedy HTC Rezound
People love big screens, so HTC’s giving the people another big screen: the Rezound is smaller than the titanic Titan (packing a 4.3-inch screen) and nice guts. Another piece of speedy LTE hardware is a good thing.
Hands On With HTC Sense 3.5
HTC seems to have settled into a comfortable pattern with its HTC Sense UI, and the latest sighting of the 3.5 version of its Android overlay backs this up, with only a few tweaks around the edges. Video after the jump.
HTC’s Online Management Site Goes Live For Latest Androids
There is a catch, however: It looks like it’s only available for the Desire HD and Desire Z phones, which should be going on sale any day now. I signed up for it and attempted to use it with my plain ol’ Desire, but didn’t have much luck.
HTC Incredible Bug Stores Browser Screenshots Even After Factory Reset
As incredible as the, err, HTC Incredible may be, there appears to be a pretty serious bug locked in the Sense UI which takes screenshots of the web browser’s content, storing them even after a factory reset is done.
Android’s Acne Problem: Or Why You Should Stick To The Google Phone
HTC Evo 4G: Some Notes On A Juggernaut
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