High Tech Computer (HTC) builds its newly unveiled HTC Dream, or known as T-Mobile G1 in the US, using LCD panels from Sharp and capacitive touch screen solutions from Synaptics,... After cooperating ...

Taiwanese smartphone developer High Tech Computer (HTC) debuted its biggest threat to the iPhone 3G yet earlier this week, the HTC Touch HD, and I had a chance to use one for a few hours on Friday.

After Samsung, LG and Nokia, the next big phone brand to join the league of the sub-10K touchscreen phone is HTC, with its new HTC Smart Speaking of the interface, the HTC Smart runs on a custom ...

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HTC on Friday unveiled the Touch Cruise, a handset featuring built-in GPS and accompanying software. The new smartphone, an update to a similarly named HTC device released in January 2008, offers ...

It's fair to say we weren't exactly overwhelmed by the HTC Touch Diamond-- it looks good, but it just doesn't deliver the smooth smart phone goods we loved on other HTC handsets. Enter the HTC Touch ...

The Touch Pro 2 marries functionality with clean aesthetics and intuitive usability, but the camera is mediocre. Banking on the popularity of its https://www.pcworld ...

High Tech Computer (HTC) unveiled two sleek new smartphones on Monday, and I was able to try one out one, the HTC Touch Pro2, at the company’s offices. The HTC Touch Pro2 is a 3G smartphone with a 3.6 ...

Slowly, mobile phone vendors are responding to Apple Inc.’s iPhone by releasing smart phones with touch-based interfaces. One such phone, the HTC Touch, was released previously in Europe and Asia and ...

NTT DoCoMo, au, SoftBank Mobile, e-Mobile for smartphones"Touch Pro" and "Touch Diamond"HTC has been actively supplying the new smartphone "Touch HD" announced. As a smartphone, it is equipped with ...

High Tech Computer (HTC) expects revenues to grow 23% on year to NT$48 billion (US$1.45 billion) in the fourth quarter of this year buoyed by the launch of HTC Diamond-series handsets... HTC ...