After many, many leaks and rumors, HTC has finally revealed its newest Android handset as the One X+. While the general look of the device is quite similar to the original One X, it has received a few cosmetic and decent internal changes. The phone itself looks a lot sleeker (and better looking than Samsung’s Galaxy S III in my opinion) with the three capacitive keys in red and a more ble... »
The HTC Dream was launched late 2008 on T-Mobile (as the G1 in the US) and the UK as the world’s first official Android phone. It originally ran Android 1.5 Cupcake but now developer jcarrz1 from XDA-Developers has ported CyanogenMod 10-(based on the AOSP code of Android 4.1 Jelly Bean) on the oldest Android device hardware possible! It is pretty buggy and laggy (Cellular radios and Rotat... »
New benchmark results from GLBenchmark reveal that HTC is planning to release a phone that may be the new King of Android. The benchmarks reveal an HTC device unfortunately running Android 4.0.4 instead of the latest Android 4.1 Jelly Bean, with model number HTC6435 (follow up to the Verizon HTC ReZound in the US), a 5-inch screen size with a massive resolution of 1794 x 1080 pixels (126 pixels ... »