So today was the long awaited Google IO conference, and wow did they come with some bombs. Google demoed, answered questions about, and all around showed off their new platform, Android. The platform in the demos looks very complete, and we have a Q&A, live video demos, information, and even some system specifications about the new wonder platform. continued »

Burry leaked documents pertaining HTC's Raphael and Diamond phone points to Sprint as the carrier. Don't hold your breath for the Android powered Dream phone at HTC's May 6 gathering. Instead HTC will most likely show off the GSM version of the Diamond and Raphael. Both of which are expected to be successors to the current HTC ... continued »

Chris wrote up this article sometime back, so it's an oldie but still goodie article. HTC CEO Peter Chow confirmed that even though the company is developing a whole new family of Android-powered devices, Windows Mobile isn't going away. 10 December 2007 Chris Davies for Google-Phone.com HTC's CEO Peter Chou has confirmed today that the company is developing a whole new ... continued »

HTC plans to release the Dream phone later this year as well as families of Android powered smartphones in the coming years. Android empowers HTC to now have an open source operating system that will cost them zero dollars in licensing fees, plus the freedom to tweak, modify and deploy as they see fit. Unlike their relationship with ... continued »

I've got a spot reserved and will be live blogging the HTC Special event on Tuesday May 6, 2008 at 11:30 am in London, UK. The tag line for the invitation reads, "Witness the next wave of HTC Innovation." It's hard to say what HTC is unveiling. With Apple's Worldwide Developers convention just a month away, I'd venture to guess that ... continued »

The HTC Dream phone is going to be just as revolutionary if not more than the iPhone when it arrives later this year! The Dream phone isn't just a dream but a reality brought to life by HTC, sporting the Android OS. So far we know that it will rock with a large touch-screen, a QWERTY keyboard underneath the ... continued »