HTC has been weathering some stormy seas lately ranging from software issues to litigation. Well, for today, the HTC user community is getting some good news for a change and it looks like all roads lead to root. HTC’s dev portal, HTCDev.com added support for two new devices today, the HTC EVO View 4G and the MyTouch 4G Slide. Now for those that don’t… Read more
Well, all you Sprint users who have a little HTC EVO View 4G, good news hits your sweet grubby fingers tonight. The EVO View 4G is going to be getting an update to Honeycomb complete with a “new virtual and holographic user interface”. If you’re thinking, FINALLY! You aren’t alone. The update was promised ages ago by mobile industry standards, but yes if… Read more
This holiday season has been filled with Android tablet deals, and today HTC takes the spotlight. The Evo View 4G was not the most popular tablet when originally announced, as it featured lower specs as well as the outdated Android 2.3. Sales were mostly likely mediocre, and it looks like at least one retailer is looking to lower inventory. Normally… Read more
Haven’t gotten an Android device yet? Looking for a cheap tablet? BOOM! For anyone looking to buy an HTC EVO View 4G (HTC Flyer) 7″ Android tablet running on Sprint’s 4G network, now is the time. Bidallies has the tablet in brand-spankin’ new condition for the bargain basement, door-busting price of 239.95 with options for warranty coverage starting at… Read more
This may be one of those good news, bad news situations for some people. Even though it’s been known for a little while now that AT&T may only launch a single phone that runs on their LTE network this year, there hasn’t been much of a mention of a 4G-enabled tablet so far, which makes the likelihood of a late 2011 release for the HTC-branded tablet device… Read more
Ever since HTC first announced their 7-inch Flyer tablet, the company has stuck to their guns in saying that Gingerbread (2.3/2.4) was a more appropriate firmware than Honeycomb (3.0) for now. The reasoning? HTC simply didn’t have enough time to customize Honeycomb the way they wanted. Makes sense for a company that heavily relies on a custom UI to set… Read more
Detailed just moments ago, HTC and Sprint have come together to announce two power house devices slated to release on the nation’s only WiMax enabled network this summer: the Evo 3D, and Evo View 4G. The Evo 3D, the true sequel to the original Evo, is quite an impressive follow up. Boasting a 4.3-inch 960×540 qHD 3D display, the Evo 3D comes with a… Read more
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