HTC Touch Diamond videos taken in London at the HTC Innovation press event on May 6, 2008. continued »

Seriously can I just say wow? This thing was worth all the hype and more. The device is a gem, featuring things like an accelerometer and a 3.2 megapixel camera, a VGA screen, and 4GB of internal memory. It does not stop there, with 7.2mbps HSUPA and WiFi, this thing is wired. The device features YouTube functionality, and the music ... continued »

The May 6th event in London is three days away! We know the HTC Diamond will be the show stopper. Now, we also know what this thing will do. Behold, the HTC Diamond in all it's HTC goodness.  Not only have quality images been released, but also a spec sheet. On the device, you will find a 2.8 inch VGA ... continued »

The FCC has cleared the HTC Census, again. The device is a Windows Mobile smart phone. Only without the phone part. It is a device that supports EV-DO and WiFi. It is not meant to be a consumer device. It is only meant to do one thing, and that is conduct a census. continued »

Wow, the May 6th HTC event in London is less than a week away, and that can only mean one thing, rumors. HTC is bringing some serious devices to the table, and everyone knows this. HTC is building some serious hype around these rumors. There have been no shortage of them, so strap in while we go over the hottest ... 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 took on the challenge of fitting large yet foldable QWERTY keyboard into as small a form-factor as possible.  It's a challenge HTC's latest patent has taken on, though, using a nifty diagonal slider format and simultaneously contradicting our general perception of sliding handsets: that the top section should, when closed, fully cover the bottom.  The images below are ... continued »

Over at our sister site SlashGear they've been reviewing HTC's latest version of the Shift, complete with EV-DO cellular broadband courtesy of Sprint. The UMPC, the CDMA version of which was leaked by Amazon a week and a half ago, is notable for its dual-boot with a full version of Windows Vista and a cut-down instant-boot Windows Mobile OS ... continued »

Check out the three devices clumped together with all the other HTC phones.  Aren’t they htclicious?  From what I can tell, the first and last phone seems to be the same device except one is opened and the other is closed.  The QWERTY-keyboard looks “fuller” in size compared to others offered from HTC. Other notable changes include a zero-profile D-pad or ... continued »