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HTC Executive Reinforces Commitment to Windows Mobile

Pulkit Chandna — Sun, 28 Sep 2008 07:10:12 -0500

Taiwan-based HTC might be committed to the progress of Android but it hasn’t forgotten Windows Mobile - its favorite mobile platform. Not that it has the luxury of forsaking Windows Mobile. It happens to be the leading manufacturer of Windows Mobile-based devices in the world.

The company’s CMO John Wang said that Android and Windows Mobile can coexist. However, Wang let it be known as to where HTC’s allegiance actually lies. He stated that Windows Mobile will continue to be most important for the company. This statement appears to be targeted at Microsoft rather than the average smartphone consumer.

Google's Android Arrives

Tom Edwards — Tue, 23 Sep 2008 15:22:48 -0500

For more than a year, Apple’s iPhone has garnered the lion’s share of press and remained a must-have device for gadget junkies. In an industry in which $300 products quickly become free incentives for signing a contract, the iPhone has managed to remain relevant. This is due in part to Apple’s marketing savvy, which made many people—consumers and journalists alike—look past the device’s shortcomings, but also because the iPhone’s innovative interface and full web browser provided consumers with something truly new.

Now, handset-maker HTC, T-Mobile, and Google hope to get some of the attention the iPhone has received by releasing the G1, the first mobile phone to use Google’s mobile OS, Android.

Rumor: T-Mobile to Launch First Android Phone Very Soon

Pulkit Chandna — Thu, 11 Sep 2008 18:59:23 -0500

It is well known that T-Mobile will be launching the maiden Android-based phone, which in all likelihood would be the HTC Dream. Now, Reuters is reporting that the launch of the first Android device could be just a few weeks away. September 23rd might witness an official announcement from T-Mobile and Google – members of the Open Handset Alliance, according to the report, which is based on intel gained from two anonymous persons. After the launch of Android, Cell phone users will be spoilt for choice as far as mobile platforms are concerned.

iPhone Challenger Touch Diamond Hits US

Chris Moody — Thu, 19 Jun 2008 15:27:15 -0500

Up and coming iPhone challenger, HTC Touch Diamond has landed in the US at CompUSA which is offering these for sale, unlocked, for $780, but is it ready for prime time in the US?

HTC Mogul

Tom Edwards — Wed, 14 Nov 2007 20:15:15 -0600

To the surprise of some, companies continue to make handsets even after the Jobsian conception of the Jesus Phone, or, as it’s more commonly known to PC users, the iPhone. Rather than proving itself to be the phone of phones (see review here), it is clear that we remain in a polytelephonic universe in which a number of devices, including HTC’s Mogul, show themselves to be worthy mobile handset options.

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