About a week ago, I finally decided to delve into the realm of Nexus 7 accessories and the first trinket to make its way to the old review desk is the Cruzerlite Androidified A2 case. Designed with an emphasis on style, yet still built to protect your investment, this is certainly a case I would recommend to any of my family, friends, or coworkers for a number of reasons. Let’s go over them ... »
HTC has finally released there Jelly bean update 4.1.1 for the EVO 4G LTE for Sprint wireless. This is the latest in line of Smart Phones that have been blessed with the long awaited and coveted firmware. This latest OTA update brings a list of improvements such as : WiFi Authentication Improvement - Personalized ringtones - Calendar event description hyperlinks and calendar reminder improvements... »
Hey all, I received the Pong case for the Galaxy Nexus a short while ago and have been testing its claims to fame. What are these claims? Well here’s what Pong has to say about their cases: “Pong. The case for people. Optimizes signal strength, conserves battery life and reduces radiation exposure while protecting your [device].” So, as you can probably tell this case isn’t advertised as jus... »
A couple of months ago, Sprint decided to release its variant of the “Big Dog” in HTC’s new One series, the One X. Sprint slapped on a kickstand, changed the color scheme, and changed the devices name to the EVO 4G LTE. When the phone was initially released, it had battery issues, among other problems, and Sprint’s very own Android claim to fame, Google Wallet, didn’t... »
It looks like the white variant of the HTC EVO 4G LTE is on the horizon, thanks to an internal screenshot that popped up over on TechnoBuffalo yesterday. If you invest any stock into these types of things, you can expect to see the device hit Sprint shelves on July 15th with a $199 price tag. Of course, this will require a new 2-year agreement if you’re looking to get the phone at a discount... »
HTC CEO Peter Chou in order to protect the company brand image has a desire to not produce low end phones just to increase shipments. With devices like the One X and EVO 4G LTE making waves, why follow up with something that will let your fans down, or be scoffed at by other manufacturers. Here in the States, HTC was once the most popular name in handsets other then that fruity company. Pushed to ... »
With the HTC and their One X and EVO 4G LTE already delayed from importation at the US border awaiting inspections from customs, Motorola may soon be in the same predicament. ITC has order a ban on the import of Motorola Android phonesfor infringing on Microsoft’s patent, U.S. Patent No. 6,370,566 on “generating meeting requests and group scheduling from a mobile device”. Anothe... »
HTC has finally confirmed this evening that importation of the One X and EVO 4G LTE have been delayed indefinitely at the US border due to a custom infringement review. This seem to likely stem from the lawsuit Apple won last year over HTC, banning the importation of their Android devices at the ITC last December. The ITC found that Android’s messaging app and browser infringed upon Apple p... »
The guys over at Android Police have spent the weekend digging into what appears to be huge security vulnerabilities in many HTC devices. This doesn’t appear to be a small little breach either. According to this post the phones that are effected are the Evo 4G, Evo 3D, Thunderbolt and possibly the Sensation as well as other devices. Keep reading for more details. »
Last week we brought to you the first-ever leaked Sense 3.5 ROM; however, it was only available for the Desire HD. This week we see another device added to the list, the HTC Evo 4G! This is great news, as I patiently await the release for the myTouch 4G (you better believe I'll be installing it and doing a full review here »
