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HTC Status review
Introduction: HTC's Status is "the Facebook phone," previously known as the ChaCha. It was released in America by AT&T on July 17th for $399.99 outright and $49.99 on a two-year contract with a minimum data feature of $15. The contract price and lowered data requirement make the Status a bargain entry for a new Android phone, and happens to ship with... Read more » HTC Status: first impressions
Not everyone needs a big, expensive, all-touch cell phone, not to mention the often hefty monthly carrier plans that go along with them. And at $49.99 on contract with a $15 minimum monthly data plan, HTC's Android 2.3.3-equipped Status--a.k.a. ChaCha--is a neat little social/messaging gadget for those who like technology but don't want to make it the focus of... Read more » Come hang out at the Ustream Live Chat #10 tonight at 7PM Eastern!
Hey all, just a friendly another reminder that at 7 PM EDT this evening, the Live Chat will be held at PhoneDog’s Ustream Channel. This week I have a few new gadgets and will be talking about them and a few other topics like the idea of Google buying Research In Motion. For your convenience, I have embedded the stream below. You can also watch from your Android... Read more » HTC Sensation 4G unboxing and walkthrough
T-Mobile's Sensation 4G is a flagship device. WIth a 1.2GHz dual-core Snapdragon processor, 768MB of RAM, a true widescreen qHD display, Android 2.3 and Sense 3.0, Sensation represents the top tier of current Android devices. Sense is more polished and practical than ever, featuring lock screen widgets and apps, access to a hefty supply of customization settings,... Read more » HTC Thunderbolt review
The HTC Thunderbolt is available from Verizon Wireless for $569.99 outright or for $249.99 on contract. Pros: Solid, weighty form-factor; aesthetically beautiful design of hardware and software; customizable software theming; good stills and video with adequate light; still photo effects; Verizon's LTE 4G; smooth operations and slick UI. Cons: 1,400mAh... Read more » HTC Sensation 4G unveiled, brings new Sense UI along with it
Yesterday, we told you about the new Sense UI that HTC was getting ready to unveil. And it looks like the company was ready to unveil the new software, along with a highly talked-about device. The HTC Sensation, previously known as the HTC Pyramid, is finally really real, and the specifications were definitely worth the wait. Featuring a 1.2GHz dual-core processor... Read more » HTC looking to add features to lock screen in Sense UI
When it comes to HTC, adding any kind of improvements to their Sense user interface means they're trying to make (arguably) the best UI better. If a new report is true, then it looks like that's exactly what the manufacturer is doing. AllThingsD is reporting that HTC plans on adding a few tweaks to the Sense lock screen. Namely, they want to make it easier for users... Read more » HTC Merge goes official
This has certainly been a long time coming, and now it's finally here: the HTC Merge has been officially announced. According to the press release (which lines up with what we've known for awhile now), the HTC Merge is a CDMA based QWERTY packin' world-phone and comes complete with Sense UI atop Android 2.2, a 5 megapixel camera that features 720p video... Read more » CES: HTC and Verizon launch the Thunderbolt
This announcement doesn't rank in the list of CES shockers. We've known about Thunderbolt for some time and recently some very will timed and well shot photos boosted the hype surrounding this HTC LTE device in the days leading up to CES. But now it's official: HTC's Sense-rocking LTE gadget will be launched on Verion...sometime. No pricing or availability... Read more »









